11/30/23 Kids Art 13 Winter Scenes from CMA's Collection of Children's Art Click to expand media gallery. Alaa Said Winter Age 6 Syria Vly Beselova Untitled Age 7 School No. 59 Yaroslav, Russia Tenzin Dorjee Tibetan Tradition Age 12 Tibetan Children's Village Dharamsala Cantt, India Marey Slovesnova Untitled Age 10 School No. 59 Yaroslav, Russia H. Covalenco Untitled Age 14 School No. 59 Yaroslav, Russia Mai El Kinawr Fantasy Age 10 International School of Choueifat Damascus, Syria Tahr Volcova Untitled Age 8 School No. 59 Yaroslav, Russia U. Bolvoca Untitled Age 10 School No. 59 Yaroslav, Russia Holycova Untitled Age 14 School No. 59 Yaroslav, Russia Masha Balus Untitled Age 7 School No. 59 Yaroslav, Russia Slava Blasov Untitled Age 8 School No. 59 Yaroslav, Russia Era Sedorova Untitled Age 10 School No. 59 Yaroslav, Russia Oksana Suhariva Untitled Age 10 School No. 59 Yaroslav, Russia NEXT Emergency Exhibition: New Training for Future Artists and Art Lovers Take a Virtual Tour on Bloomberg Connects Donate Now

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10/5/23 Interviews "I'll never forget this feeling of wanting to draw everything in my world forever." Artist Daniel Graham Loxton on seeing Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks for the first time. Click to expand media gallery. Great artists make artists. And to prove that point, over 70 of today's greatest have contributed their work in support of Children's Museum of the Arts' Emergency Arts Education Fund , establishing utterly ambitious art programs in New York City schools that need them most. Bidding for the online auction concludes Thursday, October 19 at 12 PM EDT . Bid now. Bid often. Bid here. Below, meet auction artist Daniel Graham Loxton. Daniel, age 4 Daniel painting with his dad Can you describe a formative experience visiting a museum or gallery? When I was about 8 years old, Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks were displayed at the Museum of Natural History here in New York and my parents took me to see them. There were many things that interested me at the time: animals, airplanes, fossils, waves, but especially drawing. Most things I saw, I drew. I still vividly recall Leonardo's notebook pages, which had a mirror propped up in their spine to reflect his backward handwritten words in order to read them. There were hundreds of drawings in there too, on a whole range of subjects, all in one notebook: a corkscrew winged helicopter, a giant cannon, bears, sea creatures, birds, eyeballs, soldiers, funny people with cartoon big noses...I was mesmerized by the breadth and detail of it all. I'll never forget this feeling of wanting to draw everything in my world forever. Daniel Graham Loxton Untitled (Fondazione) oil, wax, Japanese watercolor, paper collage and acrylic house paint on linen Bid Now NEXT Emergency Exhibition: New Training for Future Artists and Art Lovers Take a Virtual Tour on Bloomberg Connects Donate Now

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ingrid romero Artist in Residence 2022-23 Children's Museum of the Arts New York City ingrid romero (they/them) is an artist, educator and organizer, born and raised in New York City — the unceded, traditional lands of the Munsee / Lenape — with deep roots in the Andes of Colombia. ingrid has been organizing for fifteen years, and brings ten years of facilitation, teaching artistry, and youth work experience. ingrid has completed training and fellowships from School of Unity & Liberation (SOUL), Third World Newsreel, Teaching Artist Project (TAP), and The Laundromat Project. They are a collective member at Mayday Space in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Donate Now Since 1988

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The Look Make Show Frank Traynor Artist in Residence 2021-22 Children's Museum of the Arts Frank Traynor was born in Miami and has worked as an art teacher, sailor, pumpkin carver, costume maker, and Christmas tree salesman. He is the founder of No School, an artist-run arts education program that employs creative problem solving, mindful experimentation, collaboration, and ecological sustainability to promote social-emotional skills as well as a broad sense of wonder, joy and possibility. Frank is also the former Education Director of 2727 California Street, an art and education initiative and artist-in-residence program in Berkeley, CA. Courses News Reading Lists Interviews (Authored) Interviews (Subject) Walker's Course Meet Artist in Residence Frank Traynor ©2023 Children's Museum of the Arts

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