Art Is Everywhere

By (author) Chan, Ellie; Illustrated by Bargman, Liv; Illustrated by Bargman, Olivia
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A playful introduction to art history.
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It''s in our galleries, on our streets and even in our homes. Join Keith, a world-renowned art historian (who also happens to be an ostrich), on a journey outside the gallery walls in search of the true meaning of art. This extraordinary introduction to art history encourages children to see things from a different angle, challenge their own ideas, and most importantly have fun. After all, art isn''t just for experts, it''s for everyone to enjoy!
Biographical note
Eleanor Chan (Author) Ellie Chan is a graduate of Courtauld Institute for Art and the University of Cambridge. She has years of experience with leading art workshops for children and a knack for distilling complex information into language that is easy to understand and entertaining to read.
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A playful introduction to art history.
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Growing demand for children''s art books that aren''t biography or activity
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Fresh, inspiring take on a strong topic
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Highly accessible angle - discusses ideas and techniques that can be applied to art anywhere and everywhere
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Author is a knowledgeable art historian with a witty, unique tone, and years of experience with leading art workshops for children
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Both UK and international sales have seen demand for more ''art'' titles. A great opportunity for us to show support for suffering creative arts scene and fill a gap on our list.
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Subjects covered - Why Do we Make Art?, Brush Strokes, Patterns, The Power of Colour, Art Can be Anything, Symbols