Available by reservation.
ADMISSION: Free for Bay Area Kâ12 school groups through the 2024â2025 academic year; $100 per class of 25 students for schools outside the Bay Area
Discover how art can be a powerful tool for exploring and sharing identity. Art can be used to present identity as an intersectional experience where an intricate web of factors and forces inform who we are, how others see us, and how we engage with the world. In this interactive tour, students will view work by Jewish artists and consider universal questions of heritage, diaspora, memory, exclusion, and belonging, as they relate to identity. Through guided conversation and art making activities, students will also be prompted to find and share connections to their own identities and experiences. Tours will include a variety of artworks from our current and upcoming exhibitions.
A strong complement to Ethnic Studies curriculum, this tour addresses antisemitism, intersectionality, and immigration.
For students in grades 6–12; available by reservation Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
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The CJM offers an array of free, downloadable resources designed to prepare students and teachers to view exhibitions, and to support your tour experience.
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Major support for K-12 School and Teacher Programs is generously provided by California Bank & Trust; William Randolph Hearst Foundation; Barbara and Ronald Kaufman; The Bernard Osher Foundation; Pacific Gas and Electric Company; and Yerba Buena Community Benefit Fund.