CHILDREN'S ART CARNIVAL
The Art Barge Children's Art Carnival is an exciting adventure in art education that introduces children to the elements of art: form, line, shape, and color, through the use of motivational "toys." The toys are designed to stimulate the senses. Once the children are inspired by their play with the toys, they enter the studio-workshop where painting easels, collage turnatables, and other art materials are
waiting for them to create.

Children can enter on a daily basis. Multiple and group visits can be arranged. Families can participate on the weekends. An instructor and monitors are provided to guide and explain the operation and materials to the children. Materials and snacks are provided.

Kathleen Bailer August 18-31

CARNIVAL YELLOW 9:00 - 10:30 am
CARNIVAL BLUE 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
CARNIVAL RED 1 - 2:30 pm
SUNSET CARNIVAL BY APPOINTMENT

History
The Children's Art Carnival was originally created by Victor D'Amico (1904-1987) at The Museum of Modern Art in 1942. To coincide with The Carnival, The Art Barge Gallery will display an exhibition of the history of The Children's Art Carnival from MoMA in the 1940's to
The Tokyo Children's Art Carnival in 1995.

Camp Groups, Private Parties for People of All Ages Are Welcome by Special Reservation: Call 631-267-3172