T
he Learning Studio is DePaul Art Museum’s interdisciplinary and intergenerational education program. Centering shared discovery models and empathic learning experiences, the Learning Studio activates DPAM’s permanent collection and exhibitions—which expand traditionally narrow views of the art historical canon—with three primary aims: to develop hands-on arts programming with a multi-generational audience; to provide unique and practical teaching resources to artist educators, especially in Chicago Public Schools; and to serve as a civic center for the interdisciplinary exchange of ideas. The Learning Studio is a partnership between the DePaul Art Museum and The Stockyard Institute.
Educator Resources
2024
2023
2022
2021
- LatinXAmerican - Research Guide
- Stockyard Institute: 25 Years of Art and Radical Pedagogy - Research Guide
- Learned Objects: Studio Works by William Estrada, Regin Igloria, Nicole Marroquin, and Rochele Royster - Research Guide
2020
- LatinXAmerican - Research Guide
- Stockyard Institute: 25 Years of Art and Radical Pedagogy - Research Guide
- Learned Objects: Studio Works by William Estrada, Regin Igloria, Nicole Marroquin, and Rochele Royster - Research Guide
Special thanks to Alexis Burson of DePaul’s John T. Richardson Library for her work in developing the research guides for each of DPAM’s exhibitions.