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Art for Children - Atul
Dodiya
Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi
March 17, 2007 |
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FICA conducted a program for
children between ages 4 and 10 at
Vadehra Art Gallery centered on Atul
Dodiya’s exhibition titled Saptapadi:
Scenes from Marriage (Regardless).
In this exhibition, Dodiya’s bold
collages reference old Bollywood
posters, Indian street culture and
classical myth, artists |
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| Picasso, Rene Magritte, Tyeb Mehta and
popular icons like Hillary and Bill Clinton. |
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| Children explored these images and learned
collage making with magazine
cut-outs and
laminate board. They also explored the
concepts of creativity and imagination in a
reading of Peter H Reynold’s award winning
"The Dot", a children’s story of a frustrated
primary school artist. |
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Children making collage |
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Atul Dodiya
"Couple with Coffee Pot" |
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Members of the FICA team |
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Saisha at work |
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Atul Dodiya
"Blood Line"
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Children with collage |
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