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Is the Art Pretty? Kitchen Towel by We Go to the Gallery
$30.00
Is the Art Pretty? Tote
100% Linen
19.6" x 26.3 inches (50cm x 67cm)
machine washable
Towel text:
"Is the art pretty?" says Susan.
"No" says Mummy.
"Pretty is not important"
New words: pretty not important
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
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John Sees the Painting Kitchen Towel by We Go to the Gallery
$30.00
John Sees the Painting Tote
100% Linen
19.6" x 26.3 inches (50cm x 67cm)
machine washable
Towel text:
John sees the painting.
"I could paint that," says John.
"But you didn't," says Mummy.
New words: paint could didn't
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
I Want to Play...Towel by We Go to the Gallery
$30.00
I Want to Play with the Balloon Kitchen Towel
100% Linen
19.6" x 26.3 inches (50cm x 67cm)
machine washable
Towel text:
"I want to play with the balloon," says John.
"Only venture capitalists can play with this balloon,"
says Mummy.
New words: capitalist play balloon
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
I Want to Play...Clutch by We Go to the Gallery
$25.00
I Want to Play with the Balloon Tote
100% poly-cotton
7.6 x 17.3" (19.5 cm x 44 cm)
machine washable
Clutch text:
"I want to play with the balloon," says John.
"Only venture capitalists can play with this balloon,"
says Mummy.
New words: capitalist play balloon
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
