The Playroom of Modern Art - New York Times
Changing Childhood or Art for Toddlers' sake? The Playroom of Modern Art - New York Times
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Monday, September 25, 2006
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You certainly don't have to spend tons of money to expose your child to art! I started my toy company, AmazingWIZkids.com, in part out of inspiration from Ginny Chien's article The Playroom of Modern Art in the New York Times. Buying inexpensive fine art prints for my home - that I just happen to enjoy anyway - will familiarize my child with some of the more famous pictures I love. There is nothing wrong with a good copy. Not everyone can afford six or seven figure artwork but everyone can enhance their child's education with fine art.
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