SJMA is the largest provider of arts education in Santa Clara County. Our education programs help school children, families, and adults investigate the art of our time and the creative process in both lively and contemplative ways. Our new online content has something for everyone, from art-making activities, to lesson plans, talks, and outreach into the area's schools.
Questions? Please contact education@sjmusart.org or call 408.291.5393
K–12 in Your Classroom
SJMA offers a variety of programs for your classroom. Learn more about Sowing Creativity, Let's Look at Art, and Art in the Dark.
College and University
SJMA is pleased to offer free individual admission for undergraduate students, professors, and teachers with valid ID.
Teacher and Family Resources
Taking into consideration the need for art in the classroom as well as at home, SJMA has created, and continues to create short video tutorials and lesson plans for art projects to do anywhere!
ArtsEdConnect grant application
The ArtsEdConnect partnership of the Santa Clara County Office of Education and SVCreates is pleased to announce Arts Education grants through the generosity of the County of Santa Clara and the Warmenhoven Family Foundation.
This year there are three options; a $500 grant that can be used for art materials, a $750 grant for an artist in residency program or funds (amount specific to project/experience) for an art project, performances, workshops, field trips or art experiences. Each grant is for a single classroom however teachers can also apply together for a joint art experience. So get your creative juices flowing for an art project or activity that will engage and inspire your students.
For more information please visit ArtsEd Connect's website
Meet Our Educators
Education Fund
Thank you to our supporters!
The education fund at SJMA is generously supported by the California Arts Council, the Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation, the Koret Foundation, SVCreates in partnership with the County of Santa Clara, Lucia Cha, Priscilla Chou, KPMG LLP, the City of San José, Daphne and Stuart Wells, and the William Randolph Hearst Foundation.
