Artsology
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About Artsology
Artsology is an organization that provides resources for children, families, and educators across Art & creativity, History & culture, Games.
- Identity status
- Verified from official sources
- Official website
- artsology.com ↗
- Directory resources
- 9 published resources
- Main subjects
- Art & creativity · History & culture · Games · Parent & educator · Maker & DIY · Geography
Explore Artsology
Artsology
A free arts education hub with more than 100 art games, arts investigations, printables, art videos, and art-adventure activities for children, teachers, and homeschool families.
Artsology Art History Coloring Book
A free online coloring collection with printable art-history pages based on artists and artworks including Picasso, Matisse, Chagall, Warhol, and African masks and sculptures.
Salvador Dali Surrealist Exile Game
A printable two-to-four-player board game that sends players through Salvador Dali's Surrealist world while introducing children to an artist and visual vocabulary.
Tjumpo Tjapanangka Desert Game
A printable two-to-four-player board game where children race through an Australian desert depicted by Aboriginal artist Tjumpo Tjapanangka, with an accompanying artist profile.
Andy Warhol Word Find
A printable word-find activity built around Andy Warhol's art and vocabulary, including Pop Art, Campbell's Soup Cans, Brillo Boxes, and screen printing.
Christina's World Maze
A printable art maze based on Andrew Wyeth's painting Christina's World. Children help Christina find her way home while looking closely at a famous artwork.
Famous Artist Crossword
A printable crossword puzzle about famous artists, with clues connected to artists and artworks including the Mona Lisa, Campbell’s Soup Cans, drip painting, and Surrealism.
Giorgio De Chirico Metaphysical Art Maze
A printable maze embedded in Giorgio De Chirico’s painting The Double Dream of Spring, combining visual problem solving with an introduction to a modern artist.
Paris Street Art Game
A printable visual-observation game using two versions of street art from Paris’s Montmartre neighborhood. Children compare the images and find five differences.
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