Giant art 1: cardboard creation
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Banish A4 paper in art lessons and embrace something larger – much larger
Warning! Teachers should be aware that there is something hidden in their classrooms, intent on preventing children from expressing their individuality and developing their creativity. What is it? It’s a sheet of A4 paper. Visit any gallery and you’ll immediately be aware of the great diversity of artists’ work – imagine if every painting and sculpture were the same size! By restricting the scale of children’s artwork, we also restrict their ideas.
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Published 16 February 2009
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