Resources

=Project Resources=


 * Some notes about Milwaukee Art Museum school tours**
 * Every tour is different—the same works of art are not guaranteed to be seen on each tour. This is because works are taken off and put on view in the galleries on a daily basis.
 * Every docent teaches differently, but aims to meet the broad goals for each tour listed below and on your group tour page.

If you're curious, here are the state standards met by all of our school tours:
 * Social Studies Content Standard B.1 ([])
 * Art and Design Education Content Standards A, B, D, G–L ([])


 * Goals for all Milwaukee Art Museum school tours**
 * Develop and understand art vocabulary (line, shape, color, texture, etc.)
 * Develop critical thinking, visual literacy, and evidence-based thinking

Links to Resources
[] This page lists and explains all of the elements and principles of art, which are part of the vocabulary that docents use when giving tours.
 * ART VOCABULARY: Elements and Principles of Art**

If you have a tour that deals closely with a specific period of art history or culture, you may want to look through the following websites to get more information.
 * Art History Resources**

Smarthistory.org (brief conversational videos about art history): [] Metropolitan Museum of Art Timeline of Art History (more in-depth articles about artists, time periods, and cultures): [] Wikipedia (for overviews--use with caution!!!): []