A child is never too young to be exposed to art. Art reveals stories, places, culture, societal norms and injustice that are outside our own experience. When we view our world solely from our perspective, the window remains small. By showing young children different styles and examples of art, the window widens. It increases their ability to express themselves, feel more a part of their world, and connect with others. Why not show them what they are capable of?

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Jeannette Neal is an art educator and has taught studio art, world art, ceramics, and photography in Utah, Michigan, and New York. She has been teaching piano lessons for seven years, and has remained an avid art enthusiast (museums are her jam!). She currently lives in Winchester, VA and has three awesome kids.