Saint Louis Art Museum Announces "The Big Event for Teachers"

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Saint Louis Art Museum Announces "The Big Event for Teachers"



SAINT LOUIS, MO.- The Saint Louis Art Museum will host "The Big Event for Teachers," its annual free day of professional development for teachers of all subjects, on March 2. Teachers of elementary school through high school students are encouraged to attend; college and university professors may also attend. The event offers two sessions of four different workshops from 2 p.m.–4 p.m. and from 6 p.m.–8 p.m. A two-hour Open House Reception will be held between the workshop sessions from 4 p.m.–6 p.m. During the reception, attendees can tour the Museum's featured exhibition Power and Glory: Court Arts of China's Ming Dynasty with Philip Hu, associate curator of Asian art. Refreshments will be provided while teachers network with fellow educators and learn how to incorporate art-making activities into their classroom lessons. "The afternoon features gallery tours, interdisciplinary workshops and art-making activities geared towards encouraging teachers to use the Museum as a resource for their classes," said Bill Appleton, assistant director of public programs and education. "The Event usually highlights special exhibitions showcased in the Museum's Main Exhibition Galleries and seeks to make connections between these exhibitions and the larger Museum collection." The Big Event for Teachers Workshops: Aristocratic Arts of China's Past Learn about the arts of China's political and cultural elite in this workshop led by Robert Hegel, professor of Chinese language and literature at Washington University. Draw inspiration from rich designs to create a composition inspired by Chinese textile arts. Four Treasures of Calligraphy Try your hand at the ancient art of fine Chinese script. Learn basic brush stroke techniques, characters and the symbolism of writing materials in this studio workshop with Taiwanese Artist and Educator Showay Chang. Early Modern Chinese Arts Past and present meet in this workshop led by Winston Hsieh, associate professor of history, University of Missouri-St. Louis, who will explore the connections between imperial and early modern Chinese art. Using a variety of symbolic motifs, participants will create a ceremonial object. Traditional Chinese Metal Arts Discover the beauty, skill and techniques underlying the creation of Chinese bronze, gold, and silver wares with Kevin Lin, artist and educator.

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