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Tag: Children’s Art

Artfully ARThur

In my previous post, I wrote about the newly released hit television series, Abbott Elementary‘s use of comedy to highlight … More

Art Education, Arthur, Children's Art, Education, Educational Television, Kevin Sampson, sculpture

Fresh Air and Paint

There is little doubt that New York City is one of the world’s epicenters of arts and culture. However, despite … More

Art Education, Children's Art, Fresh Air Fund, Museum Education, Museums, New York City, Queens Museum

The Past, Present and Future of Art

“I believe the children are our future, teach them well and let them lead the way. Show them all the beauty … More

art collection, Art Education, Art History, Children's Museum of Art, Children's Art, Contemporary Art, Education, Multiculturalism

Conference of the Animals & 120 Years of Children Drawing New York City

“FOR a long time the animals had been watching the strange doings of people, and the day finally came when … More

Amy Zion, Art Education, Art History, Children's Art, Contemporary Art, History, mural, New York City, Politics, Queens Museum, Red Vienna, Tove Jannson, Ulrike Müller

Children’s Games

Francis Alÿs’ immersive eighteen screen video installation, Children’s Games (1999-prsent), is an exceptional example of art as an uplifting expression … More

Art Education, Children's Art, Contemporary Art, Francis Alÿs, games, play, Playful Learning

Expressing our inner childlike nature…again

“Do we possess an “inner child,” our supposed original or true self? Are we the same person we were as … More

ABC No Rio, Art Education, Childhood, Children's Art, Christina Freeman, Contemporary Art, Courtney Childress, Ianthe Jackson, Memory, play, Playful Learning, Rebecca Bird

The Fein Art of Artistic Development

Sylvia Fein has had the type of career most artists would covet, and she is still going strong at age … More

Art Education, Art History, Artistic Development, Children's Art, Henry Schaefer-Simmern, Linda Louis, Surrealism, Sylvia Fein, Viktor Lowenfeld

Shaping Minds: Form follows Function

One of the most precious aspects of visual art, is its ongoing dialogue. Generations upon generations have been inspired by … More

Art Education, Art History, Children's Art, Habits of Mind, Leo Rabkin, Modern Art

Underground Education

The subway seems like one of the least likely places to be inspired in all of New York City, especially … More

Art Education, Children's Art, collaborative learning, Contemporary Art, Jimmy James Greene, Lee Brozgol, MTA, New York City, Nitza Tufino, Public Art, public transportation, Subway Art

Life Lessons Through Children’s Art: How they learn to represent their world, and how that learning can teach and inspire us

The wonderful thing about children’s art is that it is detached from the socioeconomic structure of the “adult” art world … More

Art Education, Artistic Development, Basquiat, Brian Belott, Children's Art, Donald Baechler, Inspiration, learning, Michael Scoggins, Picasso

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