Most Recent Articles from ChildArt

• Where the sands blow, mandalas go 

  [ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] Mandalas are not just for Buddhist monks, though, and they do not have to be made of sand,...

  04/01/08 by Amanda Lichtenwalner · More from publication

• Ephemera in art 

  Art can be a source of insight about self and society. Some art encourages us to think about the world differently, especially when the work...

  04/01/08 by Vicki Daiello · More from publication

• Ephemeral art: visualizing time 

  Have you heard it said that works of art "must stand the test of time" before they can be considered masterpieces? For some people, only works of...

  04/01/08 by B. Stephen Carpenter, II · More from publication

• Christo and Jeanne-Claude 

  Christo and Jeanne-Claude are artists who work together and create large-scale environment works. These works are temporary and they are removed...

  04/01/08 by Carrie Foix · More from publication

• Touching the ephemeral moment 

  A heartfelt hug, a warm smile, the flash of a red Cardinal bird, these are ephemeral moments that touch us, sometimes briefly, sometimes...

  04/01/08 by Mira Reisberg · More from publication

• Day of the dead: dia de muertos 

  [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Every culture has its own vision about death and often there is mystery about what happens when...

  04/01/08 by Clementina Ferrer · More from publication

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