There’s a common problem that pops up at the intersection of classic art and education: it’s challenging to make those collections accessible to a broad and diverse group of people. Art can feel intimidating to some, even exclusionary, but that really doesn’t have to be the case if we can make these spaces more inviting.
Irma de Vries, Senior Staff Member for Families and Children in the Education Department at the Rijksmuseum, shares how they’re making informal education opportunities more accessible and fun at one of the most magical museums on Earth.
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Learning Unboxed is produced in part by Crate Media
Recorded by Eric French at WOSU Studios in Columbus, Ohio
Learning Unboxed