About the Learning, Engagement, and Technology Department
The mission of the Lowe Art Museum's Learning, Engagement, and Technology Department is to be a catalyst for transformative learning experiences in the realm of art appreciation and education. We empower individuals to develop a deep appreciation and understanding of art by harnessing innovative technologies and engaging experiences guided by an inquiry-based approach that cultivates visual literacy, media literacy, and object-based learning.
For more information about digital engagement projects and opportunities at the Lowe, please contact educationlowe@miami.edu
![A life-sized sculpture of a horse, minimally rendered with welded strips of found steel. The horse stands on thin legs, front hooves and back hooves parallel, head down, tail tucked under the rump. The strips of curved steel creating the animal’s long neck, slightly swayed back, and round rump form an outline, the literal backbone of the sculpture. In the horse’s body, the strips of rust-colored [or brown-painted] steel are straight and have been welded together at sharp, irregular angles, creating the look of a jumbled skeleton.](../../_assets/images/visual-descriptions/rex-deborah-butterfield_480x320.jpg)
