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Everyday we are surrounded by and interact with countless objects that are so commonplace they often go unnoticed.

It wasn't until Pop Art that artists like Oldenburg sought to place these daily items center in the realm of art. Tap into your kids' creative side by transforming an everyday object into a work of art using a wide variety of materials.

Objective: Studying objects in enormous scale paintings
Abstract representation of a mundane object
Discussion: Observation, scale and perception
Materials: Pencil, poster color, paper, cardboard, scissors and glue
Outcome: Large scale painting of objects on cardboard
Referencing the work of American artist Sandra Wang

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Location: chi K11 art space (B2/F, K11)
Language : Cantonese

Speaker: Virginia Lo

Virginia has over 15 years teaching experience in Western painting, Chinese painting and Contemporary Art theory to students of various age groups. She holds Master of Fine Art at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University.

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