LASM Adventure Planner - - GALLERY EXPERIENCES

SCHOOL PROGRAMS

SPECIAL FALL OFFER!

If you book your field trip for the fall 2010 semester, your group will receive one free Gallery Experience of your choice! (You may book additional Gallery Experiences at $1 each per student and chaperone). Teachers and bus drivers attend at no charge.

EDUCATIONALLY SOUND

LASM educational programs are aligned with current state standards, benchmarks, and GLE’s.

See GLE’s and pre- and post-visit activities listed with each program.

Interdisciplinary programs are denoted by the word Link.

CHANGING ART EXHIBITIONS

Guides encourage students to look at and discuss the art on exhibit in the art galleries. Students gain an understanding of the works as they learn pertinent art history facts and how the artwork was made. Please note: Art exhibitions and dates are subject to change. Check here for updated information before completing your reservation request. Find exhibition descriptions by clicking on the above image.

LENGTH: Approximately 30 minutes
GROUP SIZE: 30 maximum
Grades: Pre-K–12
COST: $1 per student and chaperone

PERMANENT EXHIBITS

Guides encourage students to look at and discuss the art on exhibit in the permanent exhibits. Find exhibit descriptions by clicking on the above image.

LENGTH: Approximately 30 minutes
GROUP SIZE: 30 maximum
Grades: 1–12
COST: $1 per student and chaperone

INTERACTIVE EXHIBITS

In the interactive galleries, students learn about various educational topics via hands-on exploration. Find exhibit descriptions by clicking on the above image.

LENGTH: Approximately 30 minutes
GROUP SIZE: 30 maximum
Grades: Pre-K–12
COST: $1 per student and chaperone

Changing Art Exhibitions

Permanent Exhibits

Interactive Exhibits

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LASM is fully accredited in accordance with the standards of excellence prescribed by the American Association of Museums.

These programs have been made possible in part through the generous support of the East Baton Rouge City-Parish Government and the members of LASM, the Community Fund for the Arts of Greater Baton Rouge and the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, and are supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Louisiana Division of the Arts, Office of Cultural Development, Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism.