Available Exhibitions for Loan

Exquisite works of art created by children from around the world ready to display in your Museum, Gallery or School!

Schools:
International Youth Art Exhibitions for Loan

Museums, Galleries and Other Institutions:
International Youth Art Exhibitions for Loan

Schools: International Youth Art Exhibitions for Loan

Every loan request is uniquely assembled from the Museum's archive of over 6,000 original international works! Most exhibitions are available in 20 and 40-piece selections.

Have a special exhibition in mind? We can match your age/grade/curriculum interests!
Contact us with requests at art@worldchldrensmuseum.org or phone/fax 518-793-2773.

Regional Exhibitions
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Egypt & the Middle East
contemporary and historic illustration from Egypt, Turkey, Iran and the UAE.

New China
colorful and articulate drawings from the schools of Taipei, Taiwan.

Pacific Rim
diverse works from the cultures of Japan, Korea, Singapore, China, Thailand and Taiwan.

Pacific Islands
culturally revealing artistry from Palau, Indonesia, Micronesia and Papua New Guinea.

The New Republics
from many now independent states of the former Soviet Union.

Post-Soviet Russia
remarkable paintings from St. Petersburg art schools and elsewhere.

Eastern Europe
with pieces from Bulgaria, Hungary, Moldovia, Poland, Romania, Yugoslavia, and Slovenja.

Latin America, Brazil & Mexico
selections from Mexico, Argentina, Guatemala, Venezuela and Costa Rica.

Indian Subcontinent
culturally rich works in art and detail from India, Bangladesh and Nepal.

West Africa
bold watercolors from Gabon and articulate pencil drawings from Senegal with representation from Guinea or Nigeria.

The New South Africa
colorful pastels and other media from east of Lesotho (can be combined with West Africa for a 40-piece safari).

Western Europe
visits to France, Germany, Holland, Switzerland or Spain.

World Tour
our curatorial mix of often premier pieces from up to seven different countries is a unique and winning selection. A great first or alternative choice.

Scandinavia and Iceland
Fire & Ice - images of mid-summer bon-fires from Finland to clear, crisp drawings from Iceland and Sweden.

Thematic Exhibitions
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World Fun
a colorful and diverse look at pleasures and pastimes, toys and games the world over.

Flora, Fauna & Landscapes
drawn from ten or more countries in this 40-piece selection.

Traditions
selections from not only our popular 1997 theme year, but with representative pieces from our decade of international exchange.

Ceremony & Celebration
our most popular title featuring many nationalities and cultures in either a 20 or 40-piece size.

Myths & Legends
tall tales from throughout the world.

House & Home
a revealing cross-cultural sampler of architecture and interior from many parts of the world, with related landscapes in this 40-piece selection.

Marketplaces
where would you buy a watermelon in Yugoslavia or a toothbrush in Gabon? This 40-piece selection has been expanded to include agriculture and home production.

Business & Industry
an informative pictorial of global resources, expanded in this 40-piece selection to include specifically related landscape and cultural backgrounds.

Sacred Arts
spiritually related works from Easter Europe Combined with multi-cultural religion and worship in our larger offering.

International Sport
tennis anyone? or rugby, wrestling, the martial arts - a wide world look at popular sports from diverse cultures around the globe.

World Music and Dance
from master drummers of Africa and the Pacific Islands to Chinese opera and classical ballet, an illustrative look at such traditions we share and those culturally unique.

Academy Series
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Predominantly mid-teen and high school representation for secondary level presentations.

Artworld
singularly artistic selections from Nepal, Russia, the Pacific Rim and elsewhere.

Polynesia
extraordinary tribal offerings in pencil, color and ink from the Pacific islands of Palau and Papua New Guinea.