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Art-Making as a Way to Learn (and Do) Anything!

Wed., February 11, 2026
Location: Gregory Allicar Museum of Art - 1400 Remington
12:00 pm
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David Pyle

Session 1: Art-Making as a Way to Learn (and Do) Anything! The arts create transformative pathways to engage and understand science, mathematics, engineering, and the humanities. Join us for an exploration of hands-on, actionable methods for integrating the arts into your curriculum. Be ready to dig into organic chemistry through papermaking, physics through music and color, materials science through painting, and cultural identity through quilting. These are just a few of the integrations that we’ll explore!

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