child artists

"... cultivates creativity and encourages deep thinking by encouraging a unique child-led approach to art projects"--Provided by publisher.

A collection of personal stories, paintings, and folktales by refugee children in Kenya who fled their homelands of Sudan, Somalia, and Ethiopia because of civil war.

A guide for parents and teachers to help them organize artistic workshops for children.

Presents a selection of writings and drawings from the diary of Anne Elizabeth Rector, a twelve-year-old girl who lived in New York City in 1912, and includes sidebars that describe Rector's life and family, as well as notable people, places, and events of the time.

Collects stills from the documentary film with the same title, photographs of the Sonagachi district of Calcutta taken by prostitutes' children living there who were taught photography by the author, and brief profiles of the young photographers.

Shows the abstract paintings by young artist Alexandra Nechita who is describedas the "Petite Picasso." She talks about how and why she creates her work and explains that her paintings are visual journals of the life she sees around her.

The young Nepalese artist, Chandra Bahadur Ale, describes the culture and traditions of his country, and discusses his painting of daily life in Nepal.

The young Argentine artist, Marianela Forconesi, discusses the culture and landscape of Argentina and describes a painting she made while spending time on a farm.

Akiane Kramarik shares the spiritual experiences that have shaped her life and her art, which she uses to share God's love with the world.