On April 18, the children converged again for the fourth
edition of the CHILDREN ART CLUB at the Cultural and Musical Heritage Centre,
OLUMO ROCK, Ikija, Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria. At the April edition of the CHILDREN
ART CLUB, the children were made to create art using diverse colour media on
the theme “HAPINESS”. Art works that capture people’s laughter and smile in such
a way that is capable of lightening and brightening viewers’ mood and inspire
happiness. This is to present the children art as a catalyst for social change.
Children are naturally born curious, imaginative and
creative, but these qualities cannot grow unless they are nurtured. TEACHING VISUAL ART will like to
collaborate and partner with other organization to create a creative platform
and engagement for African children. If you'd like to help a child realizes
his/her creative side, then the CHILDREN ART CLUB is the project for you. Learn
more at www.teachingvisualart.blogspot.com or contact teachingvisualart@gmail.com.
We appreciate the president of Olumo Art Movement, Mr. Kola
Anidugbe for providing the space for the artistic engagement; thanks to the volunteers
and facilitators, Mr. Yinka Olagoke, Miss Momodu Rosemary, Mr. Hunjenukon Kehinde and
Prince Olusegun Adeniyi. Many thanks to our friends in the media for their
support, together we are pushing the frontline of Art education in Nigeria
while building future generation of creative and innovative leaders.
CHILDREN ART CLUB is powered by TEACHING VISUAL ART and it is endorsed by InSEA. The next edition of the CHILDREN ART CLUB
comes up on May 16, 2015.
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