November 20 Themes to be announced. For children ages five to ten and their adult companions. The perfect antidote for TV blues, these classic film shorts vary from live action to animation and from documentary to fantasy. Museum educators introduce films, encourage discussion, and suggest follow-up activities in the Museum's galleries. Tickets are available at the Lobby Information Desk on the day of the screening.
Online activities encourage children to write stories about art and to create their own artwork.
Children may submit their creations to the Museum and access other children's Art Safari stories and works of art from around the world. Visitors may also access the site using a computer kiosk located in the Museum's Edward John Noble Education Center. Art Safari Online was created by Joyce Raimondo, Author, and Elaine Cohen, Producer. Family Programs are made possible by generous grants from The Herbert and Kitty Glanz Foundation, the J. E. and Z. B. Butler Foundation, Agnes Gund and Daniel Shapiro, David Rockefeller, Jr., the Edward John Noble Foundation, Conseco Services, L.L.C., New York Life Foundation, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray L. Nathan. Additional support is provided by Christina R. Davis, the Harriett Ames Charitable Trust, Bloomingdale's, and Andrew and Denise Saul.