How Process Art Enhances Your Child’s Development
If your child is painting using bubble wrap and bath poufs, it means you understand what process art is and how important it is for your child's development. Offering your child an opportunity to experience the sticky, gooey sensorial feeling involved when using clay, finger paints, coloured glue, and paper strips without requiring an end result, puts the child on the path of exploration, creativity, and cognitive learning. In 1968, Robert Morris invented the term 'process art' when he experimented with soft felt and saw how gravity and stress affected it. His Anti-Form or Post-Minimalist art was achieved by a simple process of drop and cut. That's why if you look at it, you will see an unevenly arranged pile of felt scraps that is on the floor of New York's [...]