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Educator Videoconference
$10

From George Catlin to Charles Russell, discover how American artists have depicted American Indians throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Analyze paintings, photographs, sculpture, and works on paper to explore how artists presented different perspectives on and sometimes promoted stereotypes of American Indians. This broadcast is most appropriate for art and social studies educators of all grade levels, although others may benefit.

To register, ask your campus or district distance learning site manager to visit www.connect2texas.net to register you at your selected site. Then, contact the Carter at 817.989.5038 or distancelearning [at] cartermuseum [dot] org to receive an individual registration and materials payment form to submit prior to the broadcast.