Seniors are invited to spend the afternoon at the Museum. Enjoy a guided tour and a studio art class. Monthly tours and projects are designed for participants of all levels of experience and offer an engaging and interactive experience. These monthly sessions are held on the second Friday of each month. 

Senior Art Afternoon will be hosted in-person in the E.L. Cord Museum School. Advanced registration is required and space is limited.

Sponsored by the Leonette Foundation Seniors and Art Endowment and Renown Health.

Escape into the era of Victorian Radicals: From the Pre-Raphaelites to the Arts & Crafts Movement through classic literature. This month, we conclude our reading of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, following the story of a young orphan in Victorian England. In April and May, participants will read North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell.

Please note that we will discuss the second half of the novel during this program, hosted on Zoom. All participants who registered for the February 9th program will be automatically registered for this discussion. For registration support or questions, email christian.davies@nevadaart.org. 

In anticipation of this spring’s Victorian Radicals: From the Pre-Raphaelites to the Arts & Crafts Movement, escape into the era through Victorian literature. This month and next, this online book club will discuss Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, following the story of a young orphan in Victorian England. In April and May, we will read North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell.

Please note that we will discuss the first half of the novel during this program, hosted on Zoom, followed by the second meeting on March 9. All participants will be automatically registered for the second discussion. For registration support or questions, email christian.davies@nevadaart.org. 

Educator Evening is a FREE professional development series on the first Wednesday of every month (excluding January and July) offering state-approved professional development hours for participation.

Join us this month as artistic director, Caitlin McCarty of Collateral & Co., a contemporary dance company based in Reno discusses movement and arts integration. 

In case you registered late or missed the email, here is today’s Zoom information:
https://zoom.us/j/92402654629?pwd=YkZOZ05PNU85SkdPUGhjR1R3d2lJUT09
Dial by your location: 669.900.9128
Meeting ID: 924 0265 4629
Passcode: 834606

Continuing education hours are available for participating in the Educator Evenings. Certificates are issued in January and July. 

This program is hosted virtually on Zoom.

Sponsored by the Robert Z. Hawkins Foundation, Bank of America and the Nell J. Redfield Foundation.

STEAM education programs at the Nevada Museum of Art are sponsored by Tesla.

Educators across the state of Nevada are invited to join us for a discussion on the intersections of art, storytelling and history with Allison Janae Hamilton, a visual artist working in sculpture, installation, photography, and video. Hamilton creates immersive spaces that consider the ways that the American landscape contributes to our ideas of “Americana.” Through blending land-centered folklore and personal family history, Hamilton engages haunting yet epic mythologies that address the social and political concerns of today’s changing southern terrain, including land loss, environmental justice, climate change, and sustainability.

Allison Janae Hamilton’s work is part of the Museum’s permanent collection and on view through August 1 in the exhibition Shifting Horizons.

In case you registered late or missed the email, here is today’s Zoom information:
https://zoom.us/j/96446041155?pwd=dW9TS0U0Y2VYY0htUXBEc0FqYTBzZz09
Dial by your location: 669.900.9128
Meeting ID: 964 4604 1155
Passcode: 582748

Educator Evening is a FREE professional development series on the first Wednesday of every month (excluding January and July) offering state-approved professional development hours for participation. Continuing education hours are available for participating in the Educator Evenings. Certificates are issued in January and July. 

This program is hosted virtually on Zoom.

Sponsored by the Robert Z. Hawkins Foundation, Bank of America and the Nell J. Redfield Foundation.

STEAM education programs at the Nevada Museum of Art are sponsored by Tesla.

Join us for a look and discussion on My Land, My Dreaming, an exhibition that presents a selection of artworks by Aboriginal Australian contemporary artists. William L. Fox, Peter E. Pool Director for the Center for Art + Environment will join us to talk about this exhibition that explores issues around land, resources, diverse Indigenous populations, legacies of colonialism, and the ongoing conflicts that inevitably arise when these factors coexist. 

In case you registered late or missed the email, here is today’s Zoom information:
https://zoom.us/j/92907618685?pwd=bTZYRDFEU1UvZUhQUE1nS2l1OWNFQT09
Dial by your location: 669.900.9128
Meeting ID: 929 0761 8685
Passcode: 231762

Educator Evening is a FREE professional development series on the first Wednesday of every month (excluding January and July) offering state-approved professional development hours for participation. 

Sponsored by the Robert Z. Hawkins Foundation, Bank of America and the Nell J. Redfield Foundation.

STEAM education programs at the Nevada Museum of Art are sponsored by Tesla.

Join us for a first look and discussion on Victorian Radicals: From the Pre-Raphaelites to the Arts & Crafts Movement. Ann M. Wolfe, Andrea and John C. Deane Family Senior Curator and Deputy Director, will be with us to discuss this exhibition that explores a revolutionary group of artists that pushed against industrialization during the second half of the nineteenth century. 

A Zoom link will be sent to registrants the morning of Wednesday, March 3rd. For registration support or questions, please email Jacque.Dawson@NevadaArt.org.

In case you registered late or missed the email, here is today’s Zoom information:
https://zoom.us/j/99478710744?pwd=Qk94RFZjSkI4TnlNck1uZ0E1TFdNdz09
Dial by your location: 669.900.9128
Meeting ID: 994 7871 0744
Passcode: 797444

Educator Evening is a FREE professional development series on the first Wednesday of every month (excluding January and July) offering state-approved professional development hours for participation.

Sponsored by the Robert Z. Hawkins Foundation, Bank of America and the Nell J. Redfield Foundation.

STEAM education programs at the Nevada Museum of Art are sponsored by Tesla.

Local educators are invited to this FREE special series on the first Wednesday of every month (excluding January and July). Educators will enjoy a presentation, discussion and activity based on the Museum’s collections and current exhibitions as they relate to teaching and the Nevada Academic Content Standards.

A light reception will follow the presentation. Professional development hours are available for participating in the Educator Evenings. Certificates are issued in January and July. 

Educator Evenings are sponsored by the Robert Z. Hawkins Foundation, Bank of America, the Nell J. Redfield Foundation, and Reno Orthopedic Clinic.

In response to the health and safety guidelines for Covid-19, traditional First Thursday has been temporarily postponed. In the meantime, tune in for a special broadcast featuring music and interviews with Monique De Haviland and the Motley Blues, art introductions, and more fun. The program will premiere on the Museum’s Facebook page, where you can engage in a real-time conversation with fellow participants. The broadcast can also be accessed through our YouTube channel. Visit Great Basin Brewing Company (Reno or Sparks locations) any time on First Thursday for 50% off any Growler or Growler Fill.*  

*Museum members: mention offer “First Thursday Growler” during purchase. Limit one per membership. Must be 21 or over to redeem. 

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Hosted by Great Basin Brewing Company
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In anticipation of this spring’s Victorian Radicals: From the Pre-Raphaelites to the Arts & Crafts Movement, escape into the era through Victorian literature. This month we’ll be concluding our discussion of Great Expectations by Charles Darwin.

Please note that we will discuss the second half of the novel during this program, hosted on Zoom. All participants registered for the first program will be automatically registered for this discussion. For registration support or questions, email christian.davies@nevadaart.org.