Our collection of more than 14,000 objects spans many times and places, expressing expansive ideas, philosophies and worldviews. We’ve provided meaningful connections with art in courses far beyond Art and Art History, as varied as the School of Medicine, Dance, Media Studies, Data Science, African-American Studies and so many more. Our innovative teaching galleries provide unique object-based study and research opportunities that enrich the student experience and your curricular goals. Depending on your course content, classes are held in the galleries or in our off-site storage facility. To integrate object-based learning into your course this semester, contact Jordan Love.
Tours
Designed to increase visual literacy on an age-appropriate level, we customize our K-12 tours to address classroom topics or specific interests. Click below to request a tour.
Are you a part of a UVA student group or a community group that loves to connect over new and exciting experiences? Our interactive, engaging tours by knowledgeable guides (also known as docents) will surely inspire you. To schedule a tour for your group, contact Keyandra Morris.
Writer’s Eye challenges writers of all ages to use visual art in The Fralin as inspiration for the creation of original poetry and prose. This annual ekphrastic writing program—introduced by docents Carole Armstrong and Valerie Morris in 1986—has become the museum’s flagship educational offering.