Just My Height Art Shows

I've always loved miniatures. This was fascinating! I hope this man's work comes to the U.S. some day!

Rebuilding in Miniature An Iraqi refugee bides his time in immigration limbo by creating obsessively detailed dioramas.

Fun art fact!

The farm couple depicted in Grant Wood’s “American Gothic” were, in fact, the artist’s dentist, Dr. B.H. McKeeby, and his sister, Nan Wood—seen posing next to the iconic painting in 1942.

“American Gothic” returns to our galleries after making its first trip overseas. Stop by and celebrate its homecoming!

If you're in the NYC area this summer and you like art, this exhibit at the Gavin Brown outpost in Harlem looks interesting! Quote: "At Gavin Brown, the work produced in these classes is hung in the same space as Belott’s 'forgery' canvases and the drawings from Rhoda Kellogg’s collection. A party for the nascent artists—plus parents and friends—will close out the exhibition in July."

The Children’s Art Pioneer You’ve Never Heard Of Rhoda Kellogg knew that kid's scribbles were worth studying. In Harlem, Brian Belott has staged an unmissable homage to her legacy.

You can also give cooking an "artful" spin by challenging yourself and your kids to cook only with certain colors -- or to use all colors of the rainbow! -- or by decorating home-baked cookies, cupcakes and other baked goodies!

Sarah Michelle Gellar Talks 'Stirring Up Fun with Food' - Learning Liftoff Emmy-award winning actress and entrepreneur Sarah Michelle Gellar talks to us about her new cookbook Stirring Up Fun with Food.

Interesting! It reminds me of the color "International Klein Blue" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Klein_Blue

The newest Crayola crayon color comes straight from the lab It's a blue pigment that scientists discovered in 2009.

A great read about what must be a fascinating and eye-opening art exhibit and activity in NYC hosted by ProjectArt NYC. If you're in the area, check it out! One of my favorite quotes from the article (although it was hard to pick just one): Artist Sanford Biggers says, “Arts education is more than just learning the skills to produce art. It’s thinking outside of the box, creative problem-solving, and improvisation. It increases visual and historical literacy—qualities that can positively affect any field.” We couldn't agree more.

See the Childhood Artworks of Famous Artists, from Laurie Simmons to Olafur Eliasson Ever wonder what masterpieces Urs Fischer or Tom Sachs made as kids? A pop-up exhibition for the art-education group ProjectArt invites you to find out.

A fun, effective and "artful" way for the little ones in your life to learn how to play the piano, bringing music down to the THEIR level using color and animals! Check it out! http://www.piano-k.com/

Piano - K Self-Teaching Piano Game for Kids Piano-K integrates colors and figures into the score, with matching stickers for the keyboard. The colorful animal stickers allow kids to associate the notes on the keyboard with their places in the score: Ant, Bird, Cat, Dog, Elephant, Frog and Giraffe.

An interesting read!

Explore the World’s Largest Collection of Children’s Art In 1990, the Children’s Museum of the Arts (CMA) in New York began amassing a collection of art by children from across the globe.

Zot Artz | Saturday, March 25 from 11am-3pm

For Mom, Mia Young, the Museum is a Family Affair By Souleo In the fall of 2015, stay-at-home mom, Mia Young decided to enter The Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling (SCHMAS) with her family. She didn’t foresee how the experience would lead to her daughter (Sienna, age 4) gaining confidence and her son (Parker, age 5) discovering the

Aventura Mall To Host smART Gallery Exhibition Tuesday, March 7th through Saturday, March 11th from 10am-8pm Aventura Mall will present smART Gallery, a unique art exhibition geared to families and children. The gallery, which is in partnership w...