Art from around the world

In January of 2015, my girls and I started on a lengthy project. Our plan was to learn a little about each country in the world and create an art project inspired by each. We

Nothing delights me more than traveling and learning something new. Here is another installment of Kids Crafts From Around the World-Week 5. Awesomeness!!

We are celebrating Italy this month, with some Interesting Italy Crafts for Kids! Learn about Italian art, architecture, culture, food and much more!

Learn about Australian Indigenous Art by viewing galleries of Papunya art, a video of an aboriginal artist, and then try your own dot painting!

We love creating a Mexican Marketplace in our school and including different items sold at the marketplace. Decorative mirrors are commonly found in Mexico at the marketplace and are usually made …

During Hispanic Heritage month learn about traditional Amate painting style on tree bark by doing a version with kids with crumpled bags.

With minimal supplies, kids experience the beauty of henna by creating their own henna hands. This simple multicultural art project is great for all ages.

Learn about molas from the Kuna people in Panama with this molas lesson with information, discussion questions, resources, and lesson ideas.

Aztec Suns - 5th grade...excellent lesson on this art blog!

We love these Mexico crafts for kids & think they're perfect to learn more about this amazing country! From sombreros to tacos, we've got a lot here!

Celebrate the stunning folk art craft from India with these gorgeous art projects that are perfect for kids & adults alike! Features warli, gond & more!

Kids Crafts Inspired By Global Textiles- colorful, multicultural, paper projects based on fabric and textiles from around the world.

Wow these paper molas really extended my students. After showing the students real molas we practised making small ones based on traditional...

art around the world. I'd love to change this to "Off to See a World of Music" and highlight unusual instruments from various countries.

We love trying different paint methods and techniques. We have tried many fun processes, but sugar painting is by far my favorite. I’m just so in love with this technique. It is fun to watch and the results are just gorgeous. If you don’t believe me, just take a look at our mandala sugar paintings. […]

A useful list of successful but less widely known artists for children aged 7 to 11 to learn about and use as inspiration for creative art work. Diversity art.

Travel the World of Art: India – Painted Paper Art