Saturday, June 20, 2015

Start Seeing Diversity Blog: Creating Art

Creating Art

  

My learning experience in this course has truly been an extraordinary journey.  Along this journey I have encountered many bumps in the road that were sometimes unbearable but were smoothed out the more I traveled.   As I rode along on this exceptional excursion I obtained some valuable information.  I picked up that children identities are formed constantly and influenced through multiple social and cultural contexts.   Even though children identities are impacted by multiple sources I feel that family is the most influential of all.  What families cultivate early on makes an indentation into children thoughts, ideas and notions.


Art to me is a representation/expression of ones views or how they feel about something or someone.  I chose to use an image of a family surrounded by books. This image was created by my daughter who is always eager to assist in any way that she can. This family always illustrates that family doesn’t always consist of a mother and father-sometime there’s only a mother or father, two mothers or two fathers. The books are a depiction of life (a child’s life) each book represents a different chapter- each chapter represents the mark the family has left with the child. Some of the impressions made upon the child via the families are morals/values, teachings/lessons, traditions/customs, and confidence/self-respect.

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