This week marked the conclusion of our parody art class. Our take on famous artworks included Van Gogh donning a striking mustache and sunglasses, while Munch’s eerie scream was replaced with whimsical tales straight from the children’s imaginations. Moreover, in Klimt’s “The Kiss,” witty sentences from the kids were cleverly incorporated using speech bubbles. The resulting artworks beautifully captured the children’s humor and creativity. Alongside this, we also crafted frog-shaped toys. Looking ahead, we plan to incorporate these toys into art activities centered around the theme of “toys” in our IPC class next week, promising even more fun and creativity. Stay tuned for more exciting art adventures!
