See some examples of UMMA-designed activities and discussion guides for a variety of university classes as well as past course collections and student research.

Students in SEAS explored the vast power of landscape during a recent virtual class visit with UMMA. Hear about their experience and explore the artwork they discussed.

Browse more than 50 curated collections of UMMA artwork, organized around academic themes.

Online resources created and curated by Michigan students to keep your mind active and your body relaxed.

Our team can work with you to develop custom, guided exploration activities that will take your students deep into our collection to provide new perspectives on topics you're discussing in class. Check out some recent examples.

Want to request a special online engagement for your group or course? Send us some information about your needs and we'll be in touch.

This collection includes lesson plans, images, and enrichment activities that can be used in the virtual classroom, or at home.

From Cats and Dogs to art that makes you do a double take, four new virtual field trips will take you on explorations across the museum's collections. Tours range in grade-level appropriateness from Kindergarten to fifth grade.

Follow along during a step-by-step art making project following multicultural traditions of using plant matter as a medium for art making. You will use collected plant matter (leaves, grass, flowers, weeds) to form patterns and images on paper.

Dr. Blotch, a mysterious and curmudgeonly character from 826michigan, is trapped in their Antarctica mansion with nothing to read. Can you rise to the challenge and wow a famously hard-to-please editor using inspiration from UMMA's portrait collection?

Introducing “UMMA Sculpture and Yoga” — a unique way to explore the University of Michigan Museum of Art’s outdoor public art collection while moving your body and centering your mind … without leaving the house!

Explore our exhibition Collection Ensemble while listening to music inspired by it, created by students in the U-M School of Music, Theatre & Dance.

From Cats and Dogs to art that makes you do a double take, four new virtual field trips will take you on explorations across the museum's collections. Tours range in grade-level appropriateness from Kindergarten to fifth grade.

Here you can explore UMMA's Collections and discover Learning Resources created by scholars, experts, and other visitors. Use the Collections and Learning Resources created and housed in the Exchange for research, teaching, learning and fun.

Explore our global pandemic through the lens of UMMA's collection, and examine the history of medicine and the ways we comfort, protect, and repair ourselves.

Sign up and we'll send images of select works of art from UMMA's collection directly to your inbox once or twice a week.

Filmmakers, artists, writers, photographers, storytellers, and arts enthusiasts created 2-3 minute videos in response to works of art in the museum's collection. The result is over an hour of powerful responses to some of UMMA's most popular works.

Color in scenes from across UMMA and images from our collection — it's a great way to spend some quality time with works of art, while creating a masterpiece all your own.

Spice up your virtual meetings with these Zoom backgrounds of UMMA art.

Answer a few questions to find out which UMMA art collection can help inspire you during self-isolation, or which UMMA location best represents your personality. Check back soon for more!

This short film about Willow Run was screened as part of the 2017 UMMA exhibition "Ernestine Ruben at Willow Run: Mobilizing Memory."

UMMA's collection has been organized into more than 60 custom-curated themes for you to explore. From Aging to Warfare, browse our available topic-based collections and find works of art related to your interests or field of study.

Watch this conversation between UMMA Director Tina Olsen and artist Njideka Akunyili Crosby, 2017 MacArthur Genius Grant recipient. The conversation was part of the Penny Stamps Lecture Series.

From the U-M Institute for the Humanities, House Calls are virtual studio visits with michigan artists. Ep 2 features Sajeev Visweswaran, a regular facilitator of UMMA's Family Art Studio events.

"ArtBox is the next level of creative exploration for kids of all ages—developed by the professional, enthusiastic, and talented team at the Ann Arbor Art Center."

You can explore U-M Museum of Natural History exhibits and enjoy some behind-the-scenes images right from your home or phone!

You can tour many of the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology's past and present exhibitions by visiting their website. Click on the image above for a virtual visit.