We have been running a Kids Get Arty challenge now for well over a year. Every couple of months, we challenge you to look at a real artist with your child, discuss their work and then be inspired by their technique or inspiration to create your Art Projects for Kids. It has been a wonderful journey of art exploration for us. We have found many Art Books for kids to help us along the way and we have enjoyed learning about Klimt, David Hockney, Andy Goldsworthy, Andy Warhol and many more artists ourselves.. and we have enjoyed reading about your chosen artists and art projects that you have come up with. Such a fantastic set of art ideas! Recently, I shared our favourite 25 Toddler Art Projects from our Kids Get Arty challenge, and now I would like to share well over 30 Art Projects for kids aimed roughly at Kindergarden/ Reception age and up – i.e. 4yrs plus. Though the children may have been 4yrs and up, this does not mean that these projects are restrained to this age group. I think all ages would enjoy these.
Unashamedly, I bring you our projects first, followed by some of my favourite great artists projects from fellow bloggers!
These fantastic Great Artist Projects for Kids where first published in Sept 2013 and have been updated and republished for your convenience!
Art Projects for Kids
Printing & layering – Klimt
Photo Montage – David Hockney
Street Art – Stencils and Spray Paint –Banksy
Andy Goldsworthy – Land Art
Andy Warhol – Flowers
Karel Appel – Junk Collages
Tracing and dot art – Lichtenstein
Colour Theory – Paul Klee
Cloth – Molly Upton
Seurat: Pointillism for Kids Heart Project
Robert Indiana Pop Art Project for Kids
Paper Kandinsky
Aluminium Foil Giacometti
Salt Art – Motoi Yamamoto
Crayon Cloisonne
Sweetie Wrapper Alma Thomas
Collage Art – Romare Bearden
Portraits Picasso
Layering & Plexiglass – Gerhard Richter
Monoprints – Margaret Preston
Mixed Media – Rauschenberg
Q-Tips Seurat
Painting – Paul Klee
Oval Face – Modigliani
Paint Chip Jasper Johns
Clock – Dali
Multiple Amazing Chagall’s
Texture Painting – Jean Dubuffet
Painting in Abstract and 2D- George Rodrigue
Collage – Jasper Johns
Collage – Frank Stella
Chapel Painting – Michelangelo
Splat Art – Jackson Pollock
Collage – Klimt
Newspaper Painting – Franz Kline
Check out the following Kids Art Project posts for EVEN MORE IDEAS:
30 Art Projects, 20 Art Books for kids, 25 Toddler Art Projects
se7en says
September 3, 2013 at 1:29 pmThank you so much for linking to our Chagall!!! That’s just lovely of you!!! Have a fabulous day!!!
Red Ted Art says
September 3, 2013 at 7:06 pmMy pleasure, you know I love all your arts work very much indeed!
Mari says
September 3, 2013 at 2:24 pmThank you so much for including our Sweetie Wrapper Alma Thomas, thinking cap is on for next work of art 🙂
Red Ted Art says
September 3, 2013 at 7:06 pmI adored it Mari!! My pleasure.
Anna @ The Imagination Tree says
September 3, 2013 at 9:26 pmLOVELY round up Maggy! And thanks for featuring a couple of ours!
Red Ted Art says
September 4, 2013 at 10:42 amMy pleasure Anna, you know I adore all your projects! Hope you find time to do some again soon! I know how busy you are at the moment!
Bella says
September 3, 2013 at 11:39 pmWhat a cool list to be a part of! It’s so wonderful to see the work of artists being explored and introduced to children. Thank you so much for including two of my projects.
Red Ted Art says
September 4, 2013 at 10:43 amThank you for contributing to the Kids Get Arty challenge. Am so pleased to see everyone’s work! And loved your projects!
Kristen Nelson says
September 4, 2013 at 12:17 amI’m so happy to have found this blog on Pinterest! I recently started Art History Mom, a place where parents and kids—or teachers and students—view and discuss great works of art. I focus more on art history lesson for kids, although there are related art projects too. I might just write the lessons and link to some of these projects, when appropriate. What a great resource – thank you!
Red Ted Art says
September 4, 2013 at 10:43 amOoh lovely! Thank you Kristen!
Liz says
February 26, 2015 at 4:30 pmThese are great! However, you really must include more female artists. Women do make up half of the world, after all. It’s even more important when working with kids.
matoula says
October 10, 2015 at 4:59 pmYour Projects are beautiful,well done!!! 🙂
Red Ted Art says
October 11, 2015 at 8:11 pmSo pleased you like them!
Marria says
February 22, 2018 at 4:51 pmIt’s really great ideas to build kids artistic view. Kids inspire to learn creative work with fun. It will help kids mantel development. I just loved your thought. Thanks for sharing such a nice idea.