Susan Douglass <sld58@georgetown.edu> Smithsonian Learning Lab Resources 1 message Penic, Pier A. <PenicP@si.edu> Fri, Apr 24, 2020 at 11:35 AM To: Susan Douglass <Susan.Douglass@georgetown.edu>, "Randolph, Brenda" <brenda.randolph@howard.edu>, "Oyugi, Vanessa Akinyi" <vanessa.oyugi@howard.edu> Greetings All! All museum collections and resources are eventually transferring to the Smithsonian Learning Lab. I want to invite you to look at the learning lab and feel free to register and share resources. I wanted to follow-up with a few links that I hope will be helpful as you choose move forward with this: Getting Started in the Smithsonian Learning Lab Guide – Please feel free to share this with others. An Introduction to Japanese Painting – by the Freer and Sackler Galleries Visual Connections between Buddhism and Ancient Greece Portraying Global Citizenship – by Nicole Vance, National Portrait Gallery Read Between the Brushstrokes: Using Visual Art as a Historical Source – by the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC has created a series of “Read Between the Brushstrokes” collections that all share a similar organizational approach) #ColorOurCollections at the National Portrait Gallery – by Caitlin Blake, National Portrait Gallery (a great example of a low-tech activity created for this time of distance learning) MAKE IT: Coffee Filter Sculpture – by the Hirshhorn (one in a series of new HIRSHHORN KIDS at Home! collections to support art-making at home)
