2016 Summer Program
- Mon, Aug 15 - Aug 19, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
- Designed for ages 6, 7 and 8
- 248.00 per child
- By Kiran Zaman, Director of Programming
It took me four years to learn to draw like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child. Picasso
The Museum of Modern Art exhibited a lifetime of Picasso’s sculpture this year: a collection of joyful, uninhibited invention. Among the lessons: find in every material something fresh. Find gesture, balance, form that you are seeing for the first time....like a child.
Follow the wisdom of Picasso’s hands. Experiment with every material: paper, wood scraps, wire, stone, clay, plaster, found objects and a fork. Follow Picasso’s experiments: tear paper forms, cast and shape plaster in a bag, assemble wood scraps the paint them to make them into a single creature. Follow Picasso’s persistence: repeat experiments until the form in front of you matches the picture in your head. Follow Picasso’s wisdom: find the simplest form that makes your idea work. Learn to trust your eye.
