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Educator Videoconference
$10

Throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries a variety of factors have caused a steady stream of people to immigrate to the United States and migrate across the country. Discover the reasons why and how artists have integrated American immigration and migration into their artworks. Topics include artists who immigrated to the United States, westward expansion, and industrialization. This broadcast utilizes the Carter’s permanent collection of paintings, photographs, and works on paper, as well as nineteenth-century immigrant guides. This program 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.