PAFA From Home
Keep in touch while stuck at home. PAFA has lots of ways to learn, laugh and listen to experts. Check back regularly for new experiences and highlights.
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![Image credits (L to R): María Berrío, The Oracles’ Silence, 2019, PAFA, Museum Purchase, Gilbert Lewis (b.1945), [Untitled], 1988, Gouache on paper, 16 ½ x 15 in., The Collection of Eric Rymshaw and James Fulton, Philadelphia, © Gilbert Lewis, Wadsworth Jarrell (b. 1929), Precious Treasures: Cultivate Them, 1994, Offset lithograph, ed. 48/100, Gift from the collection of Winston and Carolyn Lowe in honor of Brandywine founder, Allan L. Edmunds, 2019.18.13](/sites/default/files/styles/tile/public/2020-10/Fall-2020_Exhibition_emailHeader%20_2_.jpg?h=3e56c0a6&itok=jW1o0TFB)
Learn to Look: Big Art Ideas for Tiny Audiences
Keep your little artists occupied with these short, downloadable activities.
Make My Portrait
Missing friends and family? Tell the world about yourself or someone you admire by making a portrait.
Get MI RETRATO Activity in Spanish
Create Your Own Garden
It's spring now, a perfect time to take inspiration from what grows near home.
Get CREA UN PAISAJE CON TU PROPIO JARDÍN Activity in Spanish
Lets Go on a Nature Walk
Get inspired by nature and create a landscape painting to capture its beauty.
Seeing America: Smart Ideas About History and Art (in less than five minutes!)
In Aids won't wait, the enemy is here not in Kuwait, Sue Coe challenges us to consider how we make choices about the use of national resources in moments of crisis.
In De Soto Raising His Cross on the Mississippi, Peter Frederick Rothermel uses images of Spanish conquest to justify westward expansion of the United States in the 19th century.
In Penn's Treaty with the Indians, Benjamin West helps to create an American myth about colonialism that endures today.
In Perry's Victory on Lake Erie, Thomas Birch captures a critical turning point in the War of 1812 that solidified American geographic, economic and political expansion across the continent.
In Fairmount Water Works, Thomas Birch celebrates the engineering marvel in Philadelphia that provided clean water for public citizens for the first time in history,
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