Symbolic Languages: Children’s Understandings of the Collection
Sat Jan 18, 12:00 PM - Sun May 11, 5:00 PM

How do children perceive, interpret, and evaluate works of art? Presented in partnership with the Rollins College Hume House Child Development & Student Research Center (CDC), Symbolic Languages: Children’s Understandings of the Collection is the museum’s first exhibition collaboratively curated with children ages 2 to 5 enrolled in the CDC’s laboratory preschool. Informed by the Reggio Emilia principle that children use “one hundred languages” to construct and communicate their understanding of the world, Symbolic Languages features various interpretive approaches that demonstrate how the child curators appreciated and were inspired by works from the collection, including those by Elizabeth Catlett, Chuck Close, Gregory Gillespie, and David Stern.

On view during museum hours:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10am-7pm
Weds-Fri: 10am-4pm
Sat-Sun: 12pm-5pm

MUSEUM CLOSURE DATES:
April 7-11: Closed for install