| Museum-School Partnerships 2010-2011
The Frick Collection is proud to partner with several New York City schools in a series of intensive museum-school partnerships. These partnerships, developed by Frick educators in collaboration with classroom teachers, are designed to meet the unique needs of each school's curriculum and foster a love and appreciation of the fine arts. Partnerships allow teachers to use the museum's resources to expand learning outside the classroom. Combining interactive discussion in the museum with hands-on projects in the classroom, students create their own meaningful connections inspired by works of art at the Frick.
High School Partnerships
HIGH SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN (HSAD)
Junior and senior advanced placement illustration classes from HSAD visited the Frick five times during an intensive semester-long partnership. The program encouraged creativity though activities such as sketching and acting.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS EXPEDITIONARY LEARNING SCHOOL (WHEELS)
To celebrate the Frick's fall 2010 exhibition, the Spanish Manner: Drawings from Ribera to Goya, museum educators created expedition Art, a fourteen-session course for WHEELS students. The program earned participants credit towards high school graduation.
NIGHTINGALE-BAMFORD SCHOOL
In conjunction with the modern languages department of the Nightingale-Bamford School, the Frick conducted sessions in French and Spanish for high school students.

Elementary School Partnerships
MANHATTAN EAST SCHOOL FOR ARTS AND ACADEMICS (MS 224) To complement their classroom project in portraiture, more than seventy sixth-graders from MS 224 visited the Frick galleries five times over the course of six months, focusing on portraits that represented people from different parts of the world.
THE EAST HARLEM SCHOOL (EHS) Each and every student from EHS visited the Frick to study Old Master paintings and to support the school's mission of community building.
To learn more about museum-school partnerships, please e-mail students@frick.org or call 212-547-0704. |