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Nassau County Museum of Art
Located in the Georgian-style former Frick Estate, the Nassau County Museum is home to a permanent 19th and 20th century American and European art, as well as a variety of rotating collections, sculptures, and gardens. Students can take part in the “Learning to Look” inquiry-based program, where they will examine works from different perspectives. Groups develop artistic and writing skills as means of self-expression during the “Art Immersion” program. For groups seeking to learn English as a second language, the PALS (Pairing Art and Literacy in Schools) program is available, where learners will learn valuable vocabulary through the visual arts.
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ABOUT
Nassau County Museum of Art
Located in the Georgian-style former Frick Estate, the Nassau County Museum is home to a permanent 19th and 20th century American and European art, as well as a variety of rotating collections, sculptures, and gardens. Students can take part in the “Learning to Look” inquiry-based program, where they will examine works from different perspectives. Groups develop artistic and writing skills as means of self-expression during the “Art Immersion” program. For groups seeking to learn English as a second language, the PALS (Pairing Art and Literacy in Schools) program is available, where learners will learn valuable vocabulary through the visual arts.
contact info
ABOUT
Nassau County Museum of Art
Located in the Georgian-style former Frick Estate, the Nassau County Museum is home to a permanent 19th and 20th century American and European art, as well as a variety of rotating collections, sculptures, and gardens. Students can take part in the “Learning to Look” inquiry-based program, where they will examine works from different perspectives. Groups develop artistic and writing skills as means of self-expression during the “Art Immersion” program. For groups seeking to learn English as a second language, the PALS (Pairing Art and Literacy in Schools) program is available, where learners will learn valuable vocabulary through the visual arts.