Schools are responsible for hanging and dismantling each exhibition.Īll tours are linked to NJ State Department of Education Core Curriculum Content Standards. Educators in southern New Jersey may register to display their students' work for up to one month sign-up is on a first come, first served basis. This special exhibition space at the Noyes Arts Garage is designated for displaying student art work that has been created in schools or community organizations. Artists are matched by the Museum to teacher's requests and work directly with students in the classroom.

Eight to ten residencies are offered throughout the year, pending funding. Meet-the-Artist Goes to School is a program that arranges artist residencies at school sites in the eight counties of southern New Jersey to support and enrich the curriculum. Presented by professional artists, these lectures and demonstrations are scheduled in conjunction with current exhibitions. Meet-the-Artist days provide an excellent opportunity for teachers and students to meet and talk with working artists here at the Museum. Please make your group tour reservations at least two weeks in advance of your visit. Arrangements for sit-down or boxed lunches can be provided. Tours run forty five to sixty minutes and can be tailored to your group's special interests.Ĭustomized, regional tour packages are also available.

The Noyes' knowledgeable museum guides will lead your group on an informative stroll through the galleries, providing background on the exhibiting artists and analyses of the artistic techniques and subject matter they employ. Guided, group tours of the Noyes Museum's galleries in Hammonton and Atlantic City as well as hands-on workshops can be arranged for groups of ten or more.

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