Arts in the Basic Curriculum (ABC)
Arts in the Basic Currriculum (ABC) is an interdisciplinary, Museum-based program that integrates the arts into the students' daily curriculum. Elementary students veiw and create art, study maps, and read and write stories to forge connections between art, people, cultures, and ideas.

Art and Nature
Students will take a journey through the Museum and discover how various artists approach the natural world, how they use natural materials, and how works of art can interact with the natural environment in many ways.

Tours
School group tours are free and may be scheduled in advance for students in pre-K through college. Tours are led by trained docent educators. Classroom teachers are encouraged to work with Museum staff and docents in planning their Museum visit.

Exploring the Concepts of Beauty and Bias
The Saint Louis Art Museum joins with the A World of Difference© Institute to offer a unique program for middle and high school students. Participants will explore and appreciate selected works of art from different time periods, and consider how concepts of beauty and identity vary across time and cultures.

Art and Nature
Students will take a journey through the Museum and discover how various artists approach the natural world, how they use natural materials, and how works of art can interact with the natural environment in many ways.

Exploring with the Artist

High School Art Project
Teams of promising high school art students from all over the region immerse themselves in exploration. Students will thoroughly explore an art genre or topic and produce their own collaborative works of art.

Tours
School group tours are free and may be scheduled in advance for students in pre-K through college. Tours are led by trained docent educators. Classroom teachers are encouraged to work with Museum staff and docents in planning their Museum visit.