Jennifer Hsu, Video Producer, WNYC Interactive
Jennifer Hsu produces videos about news and culture for WNYC. She is the creator of the ongoing Know Your Neighbor video series of intimate portraits about living in New York City.
Kid Art: A Brooklyn 4-Year-Old Takes You To The Rainbow City
Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Moms and Dads, we want your kid's art!
Help us curate the best collection of children's drawings, painting, photos, sculptures, poems, performances...whatever. Take a photo of your child's artwork—if they're up for it, include your child in the photo—and, in the caption, get a quote from your kid about the piece. Then upload the photos to our Flickr group.
You score major points if you upload a video of your kid talking about his/her art!
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Meet Aoife, our first featured Kid Artist.
Age: "Four and a half"
Lives in: Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Inspiration: Smiley faces, Ireland and bunnies
Favorite medium: Paper and crayon
Comments [7]
Chloe Pink, the cartoon for girls, loves creativity like this. Keep following your dreams, Jennifer and Aoife! www.chloepinkcartoon.blogspot.com
Chloe Pink loves creativity like this. Good work Jennifer and Aoife! www.chloepinkcartoon.blogspot.com
Aoife , we love your artwork andhow youdesribe it. Pat loves the thunderstorm at night.Be sure to feed all those bunnies ;you are very articulate aoife- keep up the good work.
Inspiring! See ya around in the Rainbow City Aoife :)
I have been lucky enough to meet this talented artist -- what a creative girl and super cute! the rainbow city? genius.
i also love bunnies ...
xo heather from ottawa
www.aftertheharvest.blogspot.com
I want to live in the Rainbow City!
Delightful! Excited to see more!
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