Creativity & Learning
Learn Onsite
Stop by anytime SITE SANTA FE is open to access the following resources for free, no advance registration required.
Photo by Shayla Blatchford
SITE Guides
Stop by for an impromptu tour!
Our galleries are staffed by trained educators, or SITE Guides, who can employ diverse tour-giving methodologies to make exhibitions accessible and engaging to everyone.
Photo by Shayla Blatchford
Activity Booklets
Great for kids of all ages :)
Ask at the front desk for a fun, informative packet of hands-on activities offering a new look at exhibitions.
Digital Guide
Learn about SITE SANTA FE artworks and exhibitions directly from exhibiting artists, dig into extended object information, and find your way to SITE SANTA FE artworks onsite, across the city, or around the globe.
Pedro Reyes: DIRECT ACTION installed at SITE SANTA FE, photo by Shayla Blatchford
Community Resource Guide
SITE SANTA FE develops Community Resource Guides to expand on exhibit topics and themes, and point visitors toward resources for deeper learning as well as opportunities to take action alongside local organizations.
Tips for Artists and Cultural Workers
SITE SANTA FE Creativity & Learning produces free, public courses for artists and cultural workers, teaching practical skills like grant writing, financial literacy and planning, bilingual art conversations (English / Spanish), and more.
Teacher and Student Resources
SITE SANTA FE Creativity & Learning facilitates free Youth Programming and develops Supplemental Learning Resources to accompany exhibitions.
Still from video by Andy Primm
Tours & Activities
Schedule a free school tour of SITE SANTA FE for exhibition-inspired activities adapted to the group's age and experience. We can help pay for buses and transportation for New Mexico schools!
In-School Programs
SITE SANTA FE staff work with teachers to produce in-class activities through one-off visits as well as multiple encounters that align with both school curriculums and exhibitions.
Basia Irland,
Educator Resources
SITE SANTA FE staff provide study guides, talking points, activities, and reading lists to educators seeking to connect our exhibitions to their education plans.
Internships
Internship Program is a paid opportunity to explore working in a contemporary art environment through meaningful projects across departments and one-on-one mentorship.
Young Curators
Young Curators is a free after-school program for high school students to write critically about art and exhibitions, learn about jobs in art and museum fields, and work together to bring an exhibition to life.
Community Collaborations
SITE SANTA Fe Creativity and Learning staff partner with community members and organizations to develop collaborative programs in response to exhibitions.
Contact Creativity & Learning Department at [email protected] to learn more.