21st Century Art — Twelve artists show the work they have done since the year 2000. New themes, new media, and new perspectives are found in works by Josiah McElheny, Elizabeth Murray, Kara Walker, and many others.

3-Dimensional Art — Includes a variety of styles and materials from ancient Greek to contemporary sculpture. Artists represented include Christo, Reiss, Remington, Calder, Segal, Grooms, Giacometti, Varon, and Prentice.

Aboriginal Art, Set 1 — These images depict the work of artists incorporating traditional designs in varied media to portray mythological stories and adventures.

Aboriginal Art, Set 2 — This set includes images depicting Aboriginal baskets, pottery, and traditional dot paintings from various clans.

Art Appreciation Prints: 1850s–1950s — Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Fauvism, Expressionism, Cubism, Non-Objective Art, and Surrealism are the styles represented in these major works by master artists.

Art Appreciation Prints: 1950s–1990s — These prints were carefully selected to represent important styles of the last half of the 20th century. Art styles represented include Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, Photorealism, and more.

The Art of Illusion — Twelve prints show the work of artists who create art that fools the eye, including Rene Magritte, Salvador Dali, Bridget Riley, and many others. These remarkable prints will inspire students to create their own illusions in art.

Ceramics — This collection depicts a wide variety of ceramic styles and techniques — from ancient to contemporary, functional to sculptural.

Days of the Dead — This assortment of images of whimsical papier mâché sculpture, cut paper designs, ofrendas, calaveras, and toys reveals the historical and cultural background behind the annual Mexican celebration of Los Dias de los Muertos (November 1 and 2).

Folk Art — Provides a visual overview of folk art from diverse cultures including American, Mexican, African, Indian, and European, among others.

Recycled Art Prints — This set of provocative prints was selected to show the kinds of art that can be created from discarded materials. Included are African baskets made from telephone wire and grain bags, a sculpture composed entirely of car bumpers, a found-object collage, and many other examples of recycled art. The set also includes a teacher’s guide.