I'm going to call it "experiencing art tactually" or something else that makes them sound like critics rather than like children who like climbing things.
I feel that Margaret would be a hit at the Louvre. In a few years. When she can climb better.
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Art Appreciation
We went (last week) to this walk up by the Fine Arts Center in Port Angeles, and I discovered that my children approach art in a similar way: they gaze at the piece in question, and then try to climb and/or sit on it.
I'm going to call it "experiencing art tactually" or something else that makes them sound like critics rather than like children who like climbing things.
I feel that Margaret would be a hit at the Louvre. In a few years. When she can climb better.
I'm going to call it "experiencing art tactually" or something else that makes them sound like critics rather than like children who like climbing things.
I feel that Margaret would be a hit at the Louvre. In a few years. When she can climb better.
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