Registration for Fall semester is closed
Homeschool Studio Art Program
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Visual Arts:
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Responding to and interpreting works of art.
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Connecting art to personal and global contexts.
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Exploring techniques, media, and materials used in artwork.
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Social Studies:
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Understanding historical context, cultural identity, and civic values through artifacts and interpretation.
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Exploration and interpretation of ideas, eras, themes, developments, and turning points in the history of the United States and New York State.
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Science & Nature:
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Investigating materials, environmental context, and connections to natural history.
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Analyzing, interpreting, and communicating information.
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Language Arts:
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Evaluate information presented in diverse formats such as visual, oral, and textual.
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Reading, speaking, listening, and applying vocabulary.
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Students can expect to:
- develop their observation and critical thinking skills through discussions of works in the Museum’s galleries
- deepen their understanding of artistic techniques, tools, media and conventions
- consider the complex cultural and aesthetic contexts out of which artworks emerge
- encounter a range of approaches to the study of art and visual culture
- investigate ways in which art and images shape our experience of the world
- engage in conceptual, imaginative, creative play
- develop social skills as they interact with their fellow students and teachers
Registration for Fall semester is closed
Studio Arts Class (Ages 6 and up) weekly class
Designed specifically with homeschool students in mind, the Studio Arts Class provides a fun and engaging space for young artists to explore a diverse range of art-making techniques and materials. More than just an art class, this weekly gathering encourages creativity, social connection, and imaginative play.
Each session blends hands-on art projects with meaningful connections to art history, culture, and the work of Frederic Remington. Students will explore drawing, painting, charcoal, pastel, clay, plaster casting, illustration, and more—building confidence in their creative abilities while learning about different times, places, and artistic traditions.
This class fosters collaboration, conversation, and curiosity. Students are encouraged to express themselves, share ideas, and learn from one another in a welcoming, inclusive environment. With a focus on exploration and experimentation, there’s no “right” way to make art—just an open invitation to try new things and have fun. No artistic experience is needed—just bring your curiosity and a willingness to create!
Registration for Fall semester is closed
The Studio Arts Class is held every Thursday from 10:00 am -12:00 pm.
FALL SEMESTER 2025 (September through December): a total of 15 classes in the Fall semester
First class is Thursday, September 4th
The Studio Arts Class is held every Thursday
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Complete one registration form per student. Payment for the entire semester is due at the time of registration. Payment is made by following the link on the registration form (see below for link).
Fees for Studio Arts Class:
Museum members: $120 per student/per semester
Non-Museum members: $150 per student/per semester
Scholarships are available! Scholarships are meant to offset the cost of tuition and do not cover 100% of the tuition fee.The final cost of class to you will be $75 per student per semester. Please contact Julie and let her know you would like to apply for the scholarship. You will be emailed a link to the scholarship application, where you will pay the $75 tuition fee. Then you will fill out the class registration form. Contact Julie with any questions.
Registration for Fall semester is closed
Class fees include all materials and Museum admission (parents and/or guardians, as well as younger siblings, are free). Enrollment is limited to 12 students; registration and scholarships are on a first-come, first-served basis. Please email Julie if you have any questions!
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