Teacher Resources

The DIA develops a variety of resources to help support teachers in the classroom and on their school field trips. Featuring artwork in the collection, as well as in current and past exhibitions, explore various subjects through the use of multimedia materials, self-guided materials, or lesson plans. 

Students with clipboards in Rivera Court

Lesson Plans and Self-Guided Materials

Please note: All resources can be scaled up or down to fit the needs of your students. 

Key

  • LP: multi-day lesson plan to be used in classroom and in museum
  • SG: Self-guided sheet to be used in museum

Video Resources

Discover hundreds of educational videos on the DIA’s YouTube channel (opens in a new tab) 

Art Bytes

Designed specifically for students, Art Bytes is a series of short videos from DIA Gallery Teachers discussing our collection.

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Artist Demos

Local contemporary artists discuss their studio practices and demonstrate art techniques.

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Art Talks

Our curators deliver talks on a wide range of artworks and objects in our collection. 

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Conservator’s Corner

Conservator’s Corner explores the different types of conservation works that goes on every day at the DIA. 

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Kid’s Corner

Make art at home with Kid’s Corner! These projects are inspired by objects and artworks in our collection. 

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