Resources

Exhibit Tours

Young man touring an exhibitWhatever best fits your schedule and focus, Sabatini staff will tailor any tour to your needs. Long, short, general overview, self-guided or specific focus—we’ve done them all. Just let us know what you need and we’ll be happy to work with you.

Request a tour. Please include: Your name, phone number, date and time, desired length of tour (15, 30, 60 minutes, etc.), how many students, your institution or group name, specific focus—techniques, design concepts, art appreciation, general overview, etc. We even had a Boy Scout Troop ask us to focus on self-respect!

Art Programs and Classes

From classes for kids and adults, to exhibit-related activities for visitors of all ages, our goal is to offer more than just art on a wall. You might make a collage, learn watercolor techniques, discover a new hobby, or brush up on your art history knowledge.

young girl making a wide scultpuresteAm Power

Hands-on art explorations are integrated with science, technology, engineering and/or math. Participants solve a variety of challenges through innovation and design to gain an understanding of how things relate to one another. This program is for kids aged 8-12 years old and happens on the third Wednesday of each month.

adults making paperArt in Common

Nurture your creative spirit through discussion, exploration and hands-on art-making. Discover new art media and techniques while connecting with other creative people. Find inspiration and resources in our community, gallery, library and online. This program is for adults and happens on the second Wednesday of each month.

Lesson Plans

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Shapes
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Space & Value
Space & Value

Speakers Bureau

A lectureVisiting Lectures

Can’t make it in? We can visit your school or community. The library’s Speakers Bureau brings audiences quality speakers and trainers—specialists that will entertain, inspire or inform.

Students working on an art project togetherArt Up Close

We’ve partnered with area schools to bring students and art together at one table. Whether it’s Cair Paravel and Topeka Collegiate studying our Jorge López woodcarvings, Washburn University researching our West African art collection, or University of Kansas Advanced Ceramics browsing our contemporary clay pots, we can offer an up-close experience with original art and artifacts.

Email the Gallery with questions or program suggestions.

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Online Exhibits

photos of artFlickr Gallery

Our exhibits are available online, 24-7. Photos of the art, text panels, links to artists—it’s all there if you can’t make it by in person.

View Flickr Gallery