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CRAFT AND ART MANUAL
CRAFT AND ART ARCHIVE

The project’s second goal is to share strategies for developing primary sources on contemporary craft, art, and design through the practice of oral history.

CRAFT AND ART ARCHIVE

By including creators in multiple fields, the archive provides the opportunity to consider the distinctions, continuities, and fluidity among their practices and their work. One is to document, preserve, and make available the voices of contemporary makers for the purpose of research. The project responds to the growing interest in craft and design history, in which oral histories have been a key resource for a growing body of scholarship. Topics discussed include background and education, aesthetics, goals, career choices, and the marketplace. These makers come from many fields: studio craft in wood, ceramics, fiber, jewelry, and metalwork, as well as multiple media architectural, industrial, graphic, fashion, and costume design and sculpture and installation art. The primary form of these oral history interviews are transcripts, often accompanied by photographs of interviewees and their work some also feature audio and video clips. The Bard Graduate Center Craft, Art, and Design Oral History Project is an online archive of oral history interviews of contemporary craftspeople, artists, and designers. She can paint these and stick them using a glue stick in her drawing book.Launch BGC Craft, Art & Design Oral History Project

Leaf impressions: Ask your little one to collect a few leaves from the backyard.

Ask him to place the rolls, side by side and tie them with a string to make a binocular for himself. If you have a couple of them, give them to your toddler with a piece of string.

Toilet roll binocular: Do not throw away the old toilet rolls (cardboard tubes).

Introduce her to handicrafts by asking her to put the twine through the holes in the beads and make a necklace for you.

Bead necklace: Give your kid a piece of plastic twine and a few beads.

Instead of throwing them away, encourage your little one to paint the bubbles in various colors.

Bubble wrap painting: Most of the items you buy online comes packed in bubble wrap.

Wood-block printing: If your child no longer plays with the wooden blocks he was so fond of at one time, you can ask him to dip them in paint and make shapes on chart paper.

Give your child a few dishes of natural/organic paint and let her get creative.

Finger painting: Using adhesive tape stick an A4 sheet to the cutting board or any other surface.

Art and craft for social/emotional benefits This will help a child during the later primary-school years when she is forming letters or spacing out words.

Improves hand-eye coordination: Engaging in arts and crafts-related activities from a very young age leads to tremendous improvement in hand-eye coordination.

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With practice and improvement of fine motor skills, his manual dexterity, speed and artistic skills will also increase.

Increases dexterity: Arts and crafts can increase the agility and dexterity of a child.

Even simple actions like coloring with pencils or holding a paintbrush help to strengthen the muscles and improve their control.

Develops fine motor skills: As most arts and crafts activities involve moving the hands and fingers, they help in developing fine motor skills.

Here are a few positives of childhood art and craft activities: Art and craft for physical benefits The importance of art and craft in child development can be gauged from the fact it has emotional, physical, cognitive and learning benefits.