See Art, Make Art Field Trips
Book a See Art, Make Art Field Trip at the Armory. Give your K–12 students a hands-on museum experience that connects looking, thinking, and making. Led by Armory Teaching Artists, students explore our current exhibition through inquiry-based discussion and interactive activities, then create their own artwork inspired by what they’ve learned. Each student leaves with an original piece, building confidence, creativity, and meaningful connections to art.
See Art, Make Art field trips align with California and National Core Arts Standards for Visual Arts.
Details:
• Offered Tuesday–Friday, 9:30–11:30 AM
• $475 per group (up to 35 students, same age group)
• Sliding scale available
• All materials included
Click below to complete a short Google Form, and an Armory team member will follow up soon. We look forward to welcoming your class!
About Our Current Exhibition
Material Prophecies: Craft as Divination
This group exhibition brings together artists who turn to craft to divine memory, enact ritual, and seek knowledge of the future. Working with earth, fiber, metal, cyanotype, terracotta, and film, they carry ways of understanding the world passed through generations, giving form to what is felt, inherited, and unseen.
Top Image: Joel Gaitan. Ella Me Devolvió Al Paraíso Terrenal (detail), 2025. 23.5 x 16 x 18 inches. Ceramic, underglaze, glaze, and gold luster. Courtesy of the artist and The Pit. Photo: Greg Carideo.
Second Image: April Bey. I KNOW ALL ABOUT WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW ALL ABOUT, 2024. Jacquard, sherpa, crushed velour, metallic thread, beads, adorned clothespins. 4 Panels: 80 x 240 inches overall. Courtesy of the artist and Vielmetter Los Angeles. Photo credit: Jeff McLane.
The Armory's See Art, Make Art program is made possible in part with support from the City of Pasadena Cultural Affairs Division, the Rowe & Gayle Giesen Trust, and the Z Clark Branson Foundation.
