Arts & Minds Gallery Conversation and Artmaking
December 15, 2026, 2:00–3:30 pm
Arts & Minds at the Studio Museum in Harlem invites people with dementia and their care partners to explore artworks by artists of African descent.
Join us for an interactive gallery conversation and artmaking workshop exploring artwork in Tone, an exhibition in the Studio Museum’s permanent collection that explores the expressive force of black, white, and every value between, demonstrating how tone functions beyond a technical condition as a unique material language.
This program is free of charge and requires advance registration.
Arts & Minds programs will begin in the Lobby and move to the galleries 10 minutes after the program starts.
Accessibility
- Interactivity level: High
- Program length: This program runs from 2pm–3:30pm. The tour will cover one artwork in the Tone exhibition on the 4th floor. The remainder of the program will focus on hands-on art making in the Education Workshop.
- Accommodations: Folding stools, manual wheelchairs, assistive listening devices, tactile elements, and accessible materials will be provided.
For more information on accessibility at the Studio Museum in Harlem, please visit our Accessibility page. If you would like more information about accessibility at this event, please contact [email protected].
Arts & Minds Gallery Conversation and Artmaking
December 15, 2026, 2:00–3:30 pm
Arts & Minds at the Studio Museum in Harlem invites people with dementia and their care partners to explore artworks by artists of African descent.
Join us for an interactive gallery conversation and artmaking workshop exploring artwork in Tone, an exhibition in the Studio Museum’s permanent collection that explores the expressive force of black, white, and every value between, demonstrating how tone functions beyond a technical condition as a unique material language.
This program is free of charge and requires advance registration.
Arts & Minds programs will begin in the Lobby and move to the galleries 10 minutes after the program starts.
Accessibility
- Interactivity level: High
- Program length: This program runs from 2pm–3:30pm. The tour will cover one artwork in the Tone exhibition on the 4th floor. The remainder of the program will focus on hands-on art making in the Education Workshop.
- Accommodations: Folding stools, manual wheelchairs, assistive listening devices, tactile elements, and accessible materials will be provided.
For more information on accessibility at the Studio Museum in Harlem, please visit our Accessibility page. If you would like more information about accessibility at this event, please contact [email protected].