Lee Min-young: Art Playground Learning Through Culture-Based Play

Art games, taught by culture play, started in the days ahead when children will live and little graffiti and paintings that are beginning to scratch with the mind of life as it becomes a game, began to grow into art, hoping that it would be fun. You can endure more time with a good play, and you can have a healthy heart and body. I'm afraid that the anxiety of adults is not going to make art less enjoyable for our children. We need to trust our children now. They'll do their best to play their own games, and they'll laugh louder. And the success and frustration that you experience in play will empower you in every day of your life. As to what play is, Plato, an ancient Greek philosopher, explained that play is an expression of human inner desires, and Aristotle talked about the need to nurture a play instinct, and he reminded us that happiness is in the leisure. Piaget, who recommended that play be a cognitive medium, and Vigotski who explained that it is possible to achieve the strength of cognitive development and that it needs to be an extension of social and cultural interaction, and that play can be learned and built up through the development of the child's narrative thinking. Substation told me about the life of play, emphasizing that it is culture. So play is culture and life. So I want to say art is a game and it's a life.

Korean title: 문화기반 놀이로 배우는 미술놀이터

Korean author: 이민영

Korean publisher: 공동체

ISBN-13: 9791167255402