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Kid content.

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Dots - amy van Luijk

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Anne Brugni

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Aimée Farnet Siegel “The Space Between Pink”

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Magazine bilingue pour enfants, créé et imprimé à Montréal. // Bilingual magazine for kids, created and printed in Montreal.

Numéro 11 : Disparu // Issue 11 : Missing

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It is the Colouring Bork. You can colour it. If you can colour it.

Colouring book by Felix Bork.

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“Make Faces” by Tupera Tupera

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Drawing cards “Faces” by Enzo Mari.

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Bruno Munari: Più e meno Plus and Minus. Not a book but a game, composed by several images on transparent backgrounds, which can be superimposed and mixed at one’s pleasure by adding or removing them. By Corraini Edizioni

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Le Ludographe, educational set for elementary school kids to learn and practise graphic design by artist Paul Cox, 2019. Realized for CNAP, Centre national des arts plastiques, Paris. The project website includes a video and templates to download (as the box is already out). 

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Rosemarie Trockel, o.T. (Seidentücher)

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Photographic Treatment consists of a series of five books, each with thirty black and white photographic diptychs collected and edited by Laurence Aëgerter. The project aims to provide an image-based therapeutic tool to improve the well-being of senile dementia patients. It is Aëgerter’s belief that pairing images is a powerful strategy to stimulate brain activity. The process of recognising connections between two images engages specific cognitive functions, involving associative creativity and fantasy. (Text excerpt by Dewi Lewis Publishing)

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Creating an accidential spiral. From the German book of inspiration for art educators “Zufälliges und Gefundenes” (Accidential and found) by Lothar Kampmann, Otto Meier Verlag Ravensburg, 1971

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Franz West, »Epiphanien«, Galerie Meyer Kainer, Wien 2011 (Courtesy Galerie Meyer Kainer). See kids talking about Franz West’s art in the KIDS TALK ART series by MMK Frankfurt here.

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In the exhibition The Brutalist Playground (Vitra Design Museum, 2017), the architectural collective Assemble and artist Simon Terrill have used archival material from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) to recreate now demolished »Brutalist« playgrounds in hybrid architectural installations and walk-through sculptures for adults and children. Image: Churchill Gardens Estate, Pimlico London, 1978 © John Donat - RIBA Library Photographs Collection

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“Noguchi´s Playscapes” exhibition at Museo Tamayo in Mexico City in 2016. It brings together over 50 years of research by Isamu Noguchi, including scale models, sketches, architectural drawings and photographs, along with reconstructions of playful sculptural and functional spaces.

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A cloud by Katsumi Komagata

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So many great instagrams of Olaf Breuning’s Clouds (#PAFclouds), keep ‘em coming! See what we’ve found so far here. Also, don’t forget you can upload your images to become part of our website, just follow the directions at the User Uploaded Media Gallery.