Museum Participants Walker Art Center Teachers, students, art, technology, and community-- these are the necessary ingredients for successful delivery of art educational materials as we approach the millenium. The Walker Art Center sees the Blandin ArtsNet Minnesota as a site to access information about works of art in Twin Cities museum collections, view teachers' lesson plans, receive information on the latest trends in art education, and participate in thoughtful and provocative discussions. We hope that ArtsNet Minnesota will serve as a valuable, interactive tool, and become a model for the delivery of curriculum resources in Minnesota and beyond. [ Visit the Walker Art Center Web site ] Walker Art Center and Sculpture Garden MISSION STATEMENT The Weisman Art Museum is a teaching museum that links the educational mission of the University and the cultural life of Minnesota in a dynamic and congenial place, for the discovery, understanding, and enjoyment of art in all its facets. The Weisman Art Museum has a longstanding commitment to education and outreach in greater Minnesota. The Weisman is pleased to join in the partnerships between museums, community organizations, educators and students that form ArtsNet Minnesota. [ Visit the Weisman Art Museum Web site ] Weisman Art Museum, exterior Weisman Art Museum, interior The Minneapolis Institute of Arts The Minneapolis Institute of Arts is dedicated to national leadership in bringing art and people together to discover, enjoy and understand the world's diverse artistic heritage. The Minneapolis Institute of Arts - a "Cabinet of Wonders" with a collection of more than 100,000 works of art that span 4,000 years and represent many different cultures, The Minneapolis Institute of Arts is a nearly inexhaustible resource for teachers in all subject areas. We are excited about this opportunity to bring these treasures to you and your students electronically. Welcome to the ArtsNet Minnesota! The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, MN [ Visit The Minneapolis Institute of Arts Web site ] Minnesota Museum of American Art Downtown Saint Paul's Landmark Center provides a beautiful and historic setting for the Minnesota Museum of American Art's newly renovated galleries. The Museum's fine collection of American art is always available, and visitors will enjoy old friends such as a striking portrait by Robert Henri and sculptures by Saint Paul native Paul Manship, as well as newer additions to the collection. Galleries also include space for special exhibitions, either organized by the Minnesota Museum of American Art or on their Midwest stop from other museums across the nation. The Museum's core commitment to education began over 70 years ago with the founding of the Museum as an art school. We're proud to continue our commitment to education by serving teachers and students in Saint Paul, the Twin Cities, and beyond through ArtsNet Minnesota. Paul Manship, Groups of Bears , 1939 [ Visit theMinnesota Museum of American Art Web site ]
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