Let’s use dots to create art in the style of mixed media artists, Howardena Pindell, John Baldessari, and Yayoi Kusama.

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Let’s express ourselves by painting a landscape in the style of late Canadian painter Tom Thomson.

Let’s express ourselves by creating a sculpture in the style of the late British sculptor Barbara Hepworth.

Let’s express ourselves by drawing woodland creatures in the style of Beatrix Potter. Get your watercolor paints ready!

Let’s express ourselves by drawing a portrait in the style of the late artist Amedeo Modigliani.

Create a Tree of Life painting just like Gustav Klimt

Let’s create a collage inspired but he works of artist Antoni Gaudí!

Kehinde Wiley is a contemporary African-American painter, best known for his realistic images of African-Americans, many posed like historic images of kings or other people of privilege and power. Sometimes his portraits feature famous people such as President Obama, but other times he uses models of strangers he meets on city streets from around the globe.

Learn more about this amazing artist and follow along to create your own collage & painting portrait in the style of Kehinde Wiley.

We have all spent much time this year staying at home. Maybe you have been looking out your window. What do you see there? Do you ever daydream of a different view? Let’s create a dreamlike view painting inspired by the work of Marc Chagall.

Learn to create an abstract paint collage in bright colors with large brush strokes like Alma Woodsey Thomas in this art lesson with Ms. Jennifer

Aaron Douglas was an African-American painter who was influenced in the Harlem Renaissance 100 years ago. Sometimes called “the father of black American art,” his works often feature bold, graphic silhouettes of people, fractured color planes, and harmonious color schemes. For this art project idea, let’s create a silhouette of an important moment in your life, history, or a story you admire.

Artist & Architect Frank Lloyd Wright was inspired by nature. His creations blended in with the natural surroundings. Learn about this inspirational artist and recreate the shapes and patterns you see around you in nature. We hope you too will find beauty and inspiration in nature every day!

In honor of Henri Rousseau’s birthday on May 21, 1844, let’s make a tropical jungle collage project!

Let’s recreate a patterned tile effect using styrofoam and water soluble marker printmaking techniques at home!

For this week’s Art with Ms. Jennifer, let's draw a gold and gem-encrusted Egyptian sarcophagus in the style of King Tut, then write our name in hieroglyphics! Don’t have gold paint? No problem! Stop by the museum for free gold paint (details found in this post).

Follow along with Ms. Jennifer to create your own painting inspired by "Tulips in a Vase" by Paul Cézanne (French, 1839-1906)