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Date: | Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:55:33 +0000 |
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(Our apologies for any cross-postings).
The Terra Foundation for American Art is pleased to announce the launch of
a new educational resource, The Civil War in Art! Designed with educators
in mind, http://civilwarinart.org/ makes nearly 130 works of art from seven
Chicago cultural organizations accessible to teachers, parents, and
students around the world.
Developed by a team of museum and library professionals, historians, and
teachers, this unique website connects elementary and high school students
to the issues, events, and people of the era through:
• A high-resolution, zoomable gallery of objects
• Illustrated essays examining the causes and impact of the war and role
that art played
• Lesson plans developed by teachers for teachers
• An extensive glossary of close to 200 art and historical terms and
biographies
To learn more about this one-of-a-kind online tool, please visit
http://civilwarinart.org/. Follow us on Facebook for updates about new
lesson plans and more.
The Civil War in Art: Teaching & Learning through Chicago Collections was
funded and developed by the Terra Foundation for American Art in
partnership with the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago History Museum,
Chicago Park District, Chicago Public Library, DuSable Museum of African
American History, and Newberry Library.
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