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Event #58

Margherita Loy

Let’s make the Pop Art of the 2000s

Ages 6-10
60 minutes
Maximum participants 25

 

We’ll try out the touch of Andy Warhol, who knew how to turn corn flakes or a can of soup into art. Using coloured pens and pencils we’ll focus on current symbols. At the end, the artworks will all be glued to a big cardboard poster. And so, we’ll have a multi-coloured image of the pop culture of our time as seen through kids’ eyes.

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Margherita Loy

, writer, leads art workshops for children in museums. Her books include: La cameretta di Van Gogh (2010), Questo non è un libro (2013), about Magritte, and Pop al pomodoro (2015), published by Gallucci.


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