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Artist's statement: "This work reflects the twisted and crumbling relationship between humans and nature." Artist: Brooke of Atlanta, Ga. This work was turned in as a sketchbook assignment for her high school art class. The medium is graphite. Also see other Tree Galleries

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International Child Art Foundation
National Gallery of Art Kids
OncoLink Gallery of Children's Art
(creations by children with cancer)
Explore Art Collections
Kids Art Corner
Show off your special drawings, poems, or stories!
Kids Corner
From the Kids Action site, where kids can share in taking care of the environment.
Kids at Art Imagination Factory
There is no machinery at The Imagination Factory, and they don't have smokestacks that pollute the air. Instead, they teach children and their caregivers creative ways to recycle by making art. Recycling is one way to minimize or lessen the amount of trash we have to throw away. When we recycle, we make a new product out of waste materials. This process helps save natural resources like trees as well as landfill space and the money needed to get rid of trash.

(Learn more about how to Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle)

Kids' Gallery!
The Kids' International Space Gallery was created to foster literacy, artistic expression, and cross-cultural understanding among the world's children. See the art work collected from kids all over, and show your own art!

Earth In Motion

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