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Closed for General Admission
Closed for General Admission
Celebrate your creative future by singing original and classic songs, playing instruments, telling stories, and making art while listening to awesome music! Here’s What to Expect: 45-minute drop-in live interactive class These sessions combine early childhood development practices with singing,…
Sign Up for the Afternoon Session at 3 PM Join us in creating drawings, sculptures, paintings, and stories imagining new spaces and environments. This process-oriented class will encourage exploration and fun while stimulating the imagination — along with cool music…
Sign Up for the Morning Session at 11:30 AM Join us in creating drawings, sculptures, paintings, and stories imagining new spaces and environments. This process-oriented class will encourage exploration and fun while stimulating the imagination — along with cool music to soundtrack…
Artists will learn techniques using a variety of art materials including charcoal, pencil, watercolor, acrylic, and oil pastels. Students will explore landscape, portraiture, still life, and abstraction while studying artists such as Claude Monet, Elizabeth Peyton, Giorgio Morandi, and Helen…
For beginners and seasoned animators alike, this in-depth class will guide young filmmakers through the exploration process to storyboarding and character design while they create their own short claymation and hand-drawn animated films. Along the way, CMA Teaching Artists will…
CMA Members are invited to join us on Friday, November 13 at 6pm to create their own game of Twister to play together via Zoom. Learn More
CMA Staff will host or drop-in to your preferred virtual learning platform to lead a hands-on art experience tailored to your group’s age range or grade level.
Create a custom art course in painting, animation, or graphic novel for your child and their friends.
Bring the Museum’s renowned programming into your own home with daily drop-in art classes.
Keep arts education thriving in your home! These resources are offered free of charge and affirm CMA’s mission of making the arts accessible to all children and families.
Sign up for one-on-one mentorship with a CMA Teaching Artist to learn new skills, work on a special project, or fulfill a portfolio requirement.
Selections from CMA's Permanent Collection of children's artwork are on view at The Queens Museum as part of "Ulrike Müller and Amy Zion: The Conference of the Animals."
Each dollar we receive directly supports our programming and ensures that CMA remains a pillar of educational and artistic leadership in New York City.
Sign up for free virtual classes for children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families.
Give a gift card to the children in your life who are looking forward to experiencing the Museum when we reopen.
Proceeds from art sales directly benefit the Museum and provide crucial fundraising support.