Art Stars / Modern Art for Kids

Contents
About This Book
Tips

Impressionism
Claude Monet - Make Paper Pond Lilies
Edgar Degas - Strike a Pose

Post-Impressionism
Paul Cézanne - Fruity Pebbles
Vincent van Gogh - Salty Night
Georges Seurat - Button Bay

Vienna Secession
Gustav Klimt - Kiss from the Heart

Fauvism
Henri Matisse - Print Garden

Orphism
Sonia Delaunay - Delicious Lollipops

Futurism
Giacomo Balla - Jet Set to Space

Dadaism
Sophie Taeuber-Arp - Arp Flaps
Hannah Höch - Message Montage

De Stijl
Piet Mondrian - Mondrian Puzzle

Surrealism
René Magritte - Dream Box
Frida Kahlo - Frida Crown

Abstract Expressionism
Jackson Pollock - Messy Drips
Mark Rothko - Mini Rothko
Helen Frankenthaler - Marbling Stains

Pop Art
Andy Warhol - Recycled Tray Print
Corita Kent - Sunny Slogan

Minimalism
Frank Stella - Rainbow Stella

Glossary
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Index

Stephanie Ho Poon is an art historian with a double masters from University of Cambridge and Sotheby's Institute of Art. She is a cultural professional who is passionate about education and crafting. She consults for major art institutions and organizations around the world and sits on the Advisory Council of Design Trust, the Advisory Committee of MILL6's Centre for Heritage, Arts, and Textiles, and serves as a Board Member of Ocean Park Corporation, chairing its Conservation & Education sub-committee. Modern Art for Kids is her debut children's book. Like many mothers, she strives to find a balance between her career and her family, and this book is the representation of combining her two life passions. She lives with her husband and three children in Hong Kong, and regularly shares their crafting activities via instagram @littlecitytales.

Shannon Yeung is an artist and designer interested in asking questions through whimsical forms. She graduated from the University of Michigan with a dual degree in Philosophy and Art & Design and is passionate about pursuing questions at the intersection of both. Experienced in illustrations, ceramics and origami, she is always looking to explore new mediums for storytelling. Outside of publishing, she has done research in digital fabrication accessibility and was involved in White Cube/Black Box, a museum exhibition about fair representation in arts and algorithms. Shannon is currently based in Boston where she is an information designer by day and experimenting with paper craft and prose at night.

"A lovely, inviting design." Imagination Soup