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Art exhibition for 5 year old?

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happynewme · 21/01/2008 19:55

DS has really got into drawing and art and he wants to seem some "pictures" by famous people. I am afraid I am pretty clueless... any ideas on somewhere that might be suitable. We are near Bristol but visiting London over half term. Thanks

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GrinningSoul · 21/01/2008 19:58

the National Portrait Gallery has art that is very appealing to all ages - Trafalgar Square, London. You're also near the National gallery then. And he could do some brass rubbings - an easy way to achieve some very impressive art - in the crypt of St Martin in the Fields which is also there. and there's a lovely cafe. easy!

happynewme · 21/01/2008 19:59

Thanks for that... off to search their website now

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Mercy · 21/01/2008 20:04

Might not be what you are (or ds!) is after but Tate modern in good for children (space to run around etc).

There's so many places tbh! Are you planning to be/visit places in central London?

Cam · 21/01/2008 20:05

Or the Tates do an art trolley for children on weekends and during school holidays wherby they are given a pack of free art materials which they can use while looking at the exhibitions

GrinningSoul · 21/01/2008 20:25

tinyurl.com/p7lc9 is brass rubbing details, tho they seem to have their xmas page up still.

happynewme · 22/01/2008 20:50

We went to library today and looked at a Picasso book... "ooh look mummy, boobies!"
Thanks for your suggestions
We will be staying Wimbledon area but central through the daytime

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Cam · 22/01/2008 20:53

You will nurture a lifelong appreciation of the female form happynewme

I say well done for even recognising the "boobies" on a Picasso

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