
Welcome to the Learning To See Outreach Gallery
Learning To See Outreach is an in-school, cross-curricular art program taught by professional Teaching Artists.
Each student artwork is inspired by a Focus on the Masters Documented Artist.
Find out more about Learning To See HERE.


Click on an image below to see artwork created by students from Anacapa Middle School, Cabrillo
Middle School, DeAnza Academy of Technology and the Arts and Rio del Valle Middle School.
Paper Weaving Collaboration
Inspired by mixed media artist Christine Morla
Botanical Drawings
Inspired by Karen Kitchel
Symbols
Inspired by Zapotec weaver Porfirio Gutierrez
Traditional Weaving
Inspired by Zapotec weaver Porfirio Gutierrez
Paper Sculpture
Inspired by sculptor BiJian Fan
Learning To See Outreach inspires students in elementary & middle school classrooms
in Ojai, Ventura, Santa Paula, Oxnard and more!
Cruisin' Cars
Inspired by Frank Romero
Pierpont Elementary
Artwork inspired by Karen Kitchel, Hiroko Yoshimoto, Albert Stewart & Michael Rohde

Funding
Learning To See has been adapted for comprehensive online learning! We utilize Zoom (& other video platforms) and have webpages to support each lesson. Art supply packets are provided for each student.
Our standard 8-week in-the-classroom residency is $550 (including instructor and supplies).
You can “Adopt A Classroom” for $550.00. Click HERE to donate.
Four week and single lessons are also available. Our lessons are cross-curricular and support the California content standards. Many of them can be tailored and grouped to work with a particular unit of study, i.e. zoology, social studies, history, language arts, sciences, etc. They are adaptable to a wide range of grade levels from elementary through secondary grades and beyond, including community groups and programs. Programs are supported in a variety of ways, including school and PTA funds, grants, or personal donations from an individual or group of parents/grandparents.
Our program is taught by professional artists who have extensive educational experience. We feel that this criterion helps to guide the student with a deeper understanding of the art making process.
For more information, or to arrange a residency in your neighborhood, call 805.653.2501 or email Education@FocusontheMasters.com.