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K-12 Education and Field Trips

 

 

 

 

 

Maloof Artful Living After School Program

Ontario-Montclair School District partners with the Sam and Alfreda Maloof Foundation for Arts and Crafts to provide after-school art education experiences. The Maloof’s “Artful Living” curriculum is designed to teach art
appreciation, creativity, and artmaking as integral to the fulfillment of joyful and purposeful lives. Classes are led by trained artists during after-school hours at local elementary school sites. Each course consists of 8 sessions, 1.5-hours
each, offered twice weekly for 4 weeks.  Contact Leslie Matamoros below to arrange the course at your school

Other school districts may contact Leslie Matamoros to arrange a visit to your school.

For a full description of the Artful Living program, click here.

K-12 Field Trips to the Maloof

Are you interested in bringing your class to the Maloof Foundation? We offer interactive and engaging field trips that introduce students to Sam Maloof’s legacy, craftsmanship, and environmental stewardship.

 

For other group tours, visit our Tour section on the Visiting page.

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Maloof Teen Program

The Maloof Teen Program offers high school students the chance to learn, create, and connect in a museum environment. It’s a space for young creatives to foster their artistic practice, network, and gain valuable behind-the-scenes experience.

Our Story

The Maloof Teen Program began in 2010 with the “My Point of View/Mi Punto de Vista” initiative, aimed at high school students from the Chaffey Joint Union High School District. Students explored the Maloof Museum’s Mexican Folk Art Collection, learning about both the history of the artwork and how to give tours to their peers. Over time, the program expanded to include the Maloof’s furniture collection and more.

In 2014, we introduced summer internships for graduating seniors, providing hands-on experience in leading Maloof Teens and working with our Education Team. Throughout the years, Maloof Teens have partnered with local organizations, including the American Museum of Ceramic Art (AMOCA), Bright Prospect in Pomona, and the Boys and Girls Club of San Bernardino.

What the Maloof Teen Program Offers

  • A place to learn and create in a supportive, creative community

  • Opportunities for networking and resume-building experience

  • Hands-on experience in designing and testing art projects for educational programs

  • Leading tours and sharing knowledge of the Maloof home with peers

 

For more information, click here and here.

Program Highlights

Maloof teens art projects

Designing & Testing Projects

Maloof Teens develop and test art projects for elementary school lessons.

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Making Art

Maloof Teens  engage in the creative process, learning through hands-on activities.

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Learning Tours

Maloof Teens share their knowledge with other high schoolers through discussions and tours of the house! Architecture, art and creatively landscaped grounds reveal the vision of Sam and Alfreda.

Connect with Us

Interested in becoming a Maloof Teen?

Contact Leslie Matamoros, Director of Museum Education at education@malooffoundation.org

Leading Programs for All Ages

The Maloof Foundation believes that art is for everyone! Our Education Team provides engaging and interactive activities for elementary school students, fostering creativity and a love for learning through art.  See the Artful Living program above.  For older teens and adults there is an extensive program of workshops, ranging from woodworking to writing.  See our full set of offerings here.

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