Tours
Guided tours of Mexic–Arte Museum exhibitions provide students and adults with a unique cultural experience. It is an engaging way to expose all age groups to current exhibitions and a great opportunity to learn about traditional and contemporary Mexican, Latinx, and Chicanx art from MAM’s knowledgeable staff.
Kids & Families
Adults and children can explore our virtual elements to continue to have activities and fun from their own homes.
Educational Resources
The Mexic-Arte Museum provides various educational resources for all ages. Whether you’re researching data for your next school project or interested in becoming involved with the Mexic-Arte Museum, it’s all here!
Amarte
amArte is Mexic-Arte Museum’s new education outreach program funded by Austin Public Health’s Office of Violence Prevention. amArte coordinates with local master artists to plan and execute unique workshops at high schools in the east Austin area.
Screen It!
Mexic-Arte Museum’s Screen It! program connects students to the Austin art community, guiding them in the development of their art skills as a tool of expression and as valuable entrepreneurial skills.
Internships
Located in the heart of downtown Austin, Mexic-Arte Museum seeks university students to participate in internships for academic credit and educational enrichment. Interns will apply their creativity and critical thinking skills to various projects under the mentorship of Mexic-Arte Museum professionals.
Lectures
Led by experts, Mexic-Arte has a collection of lectures that explore various themes that dive deeper into the conversation about the past, present, and future of Latinx art, artists, and culture. The lecture series corresponds with current and past exhibitions at Mexic-Arte.
Workshops
The Mexic-Arte Museum’s Education Department is dedicated to education and enrichment through art and culture. We facilitate programs to fit community groups, teachers, and organizations’ needs, abilities, and interests.
These resources are available to you thanks to The Institute of Museum and Library Services, sponsors for our project “Inspiring the Community through ScreenIt!”