Families Create!

Families Create!

The Taft Museum of Art's Families Create! program was named "Bset Kids Enrichment Art Class" in the sixth-annual Cincinnati Family Best of Parenting Awards. The awards are determined by readers, and we are thankful to everyone who voted. Come join us and find out for yourself why we're the best!

Experience the world of art through gallery visit and activities designed for children ages 5–12 and adults to learn, create, interact, and have fun together. Explore the Taft's permanent collection and special exhibitions and discover exciting contemporary work at the Weston Art Gallery.

Cost for these programs:
$8 for members and Cincinnati Arts Association members. $12 for nonmembers (includes Museum admission).
Reservations are required. Call (513) 684-4524 or email education@taftmuseum.org.

April 10, Taft Museum of Art
The Art of Words
Let the Taft Museum's lovely garden inspire you to create a story that you’ll write and illustrate.
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April 17, Weston Art Gallery
Spooky Stories
Meet artist Chris Hoeting whose work is featured in Disturbing Reality, an exhibition of bizarre photographs. Illustrate your own scary narrative using the medium of collage.
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May 8, Taft Museum of Art
May Flowers
April showers bring May flowers, so celebrate springtime by creating a masterpiece that can hold springtime's beautiful blooms. Perfect for a Mother's Day gift!
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May 22, Weston Art Gallery
Puzzling Puppets
Artist Emily Hanako Momohara will discuss the way she stages her uncanny photographs that she hopes will inspire you to create a weird and wonderful puppet.
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Sponsor

Weston Art Gallery Families Create! Program Sponsor
Whitney and Phillip Long

Fine Arts Fund Partner
Duke Energy Corp.

Additional support for education programs is provided by Marvin and Betsy Schwartz Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation.

The Taft Museum of Art has received arts employment support from the Ohio Arts Council made possible by the National Endowment for the Arts through funds allocated from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.