Visiting the Eleanor Henry Reed Collection Study Center

The Collection Study Center is an important resource serving the University, regional colleges and the community. It is available for group study of objects not currently on view. Faculty are encouraged to supplement their lectures by studying original objects at the Study Center. Visits must be scheduled three weeks in advance. Group size is limited to thirty and is restricted to age eighteen and above. College groups visiting the Center are not charged admission. Non-students pay the appropriate group museum admission fees. A limited number of individual appointments can be scheduled. To schedule a visit, please call 206.543.1739.

Independent Class Projects and Internships

High school and college faculty are encouraged to use the Henry for class projects. These may include object study, creative writing, sketching (pencil only), architectural analysis or other curriculum-based assignments. The museum also offers a limited number of student internships, employment opportunities and practicums for in-depth study. The curatorial and education staffs are available for consultation on projects or curriculum connections.

Self-Guided Tour of the Campus

How Art Creates Places is an innovative walking tour and curriculum guide exploring art on the University of Washington campus. The tour includes four types of public art--from sculpture to installation--and provides an ideal introduction to the campus. Tour groups are encouraged to take this 45-minute tour as part of their visit to the Henry and the university. It is adaptable for all ages. Please ask for this guide when scheduling a tour.