Available on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.  

• Virtual Field Trips may be 30, 45 or 60 minutes in length.
• All Virtual Field Trips must be booked at least three weeks in advance.  
• Participating students will receive a code for free passes to visit the Nasher Sculpture Center with their families.  
• Educators who schedule a Virtual Field Trip are eligible to apply for the Thomas R. Jungerberg Art Supply Scholarship (see below). 

Virtual Field Trip Topics

• Elements and Principles (Elementary or Secondary) 
• 2D and 3D Art (Elementary or Secondary) 
• People and Poses (Elementary) 
• How Sculptures Are Made (Elementary)  
• Art and Nature (Elementary)  
• Artists and Communities (Elementary)  
• Hybrid Sculpture: What Makes Us Human? (Secondary) 
• Methods and Materials (Secondary) 
• Art and STEM (Secondary) 
• Architecture at the Nasher (Secondary) 

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Current Exhibitions

Find resources that relate to artworks and exhibitions currently on view at the Nasher in the Now On View section.

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Substitute Teaching Plans

Find prepared sub lessons for elementary and secondary learners that connect with classroom curriculum.

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Art Activities and Lessons

Discover interactive projects and lessons about artworks in the Nasher Collection, Methods and Materials, Careers in the Arts and more. Now featuring resources in Spanish.

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Architecture at the Nasher

Architecture Resource- Intermediate Level 
Information, questions and activities to introduce intermediate and secondary students to the architecture of the Nasher Sculpture Center.

Architecture Resource - Advanced Level
Detailed information about the architecture of the Nasher Sculpture Center.

Video: Nasher Sculpture Center - The Building's Material 

Nasher Art Cards

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These cards were developed with guidance from our Teacher Advisory Board to be used while visiting the museum. On each card, you will find information about a work of art in the museum’s collection and possible activities, which can be completed in the museum, the classroom or at home.   

Build Your Own Tour Videos

Videos in this series share the stories behind modern and contemporary artworks and include discussion and activity prompts to encourage creativity and connect the art with students' own experiences.

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Eligibility

K-12 teachers who have scheduled a Virtual or In-Person Field Trip may apply for a $100 gift card to offset the cost of classroom supplies. Virtual Field Trips must be booked at least three weeks in advance.

Application Process

• Submit a request for a Virtual or In-Person Field Trip. 
• Once the date and time of your program is confirmed, complete the form below and submit within 3 days of confirmation. 
• The Nasher will follow up with you within 10 business days regarding your request. 

Disbursement of Funds

Teachers will receive via email an electronic gift card to Blick Art Materials in the amount of $100. Please make sure to provide a current, valid email when submitting your application. 

Conditions

• Art Supply Scholarships are available only to teachers of 1st – 12th grade students who have scheduled a Virtual or In-Person Field Trip with the Nasher Sculpture Center through the Education Department. All programs must be scheduled at least three weeks in advance. 
• Art Supply Scholarship funds are limited and are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.  
• Teachers may only receive one Art Supply Scholarship per school year. 
• Teachers located outside of the United States are not eligible to apply for the Art Supply Scholarship. 
• Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.  

Questions

Please contact Erin Frisch at [email protected] if you have questions about your eligibility or the funding process. 

Art Supply Scholarships are made possible by the generous support of donations made in memory of Tom Jungerberg.