The exhibition looks at the impact of children's art on significant artists of this century including Joan Miro, Paul Klee and Jean Dubuffet. The gallery has chosen to work with three schools Park View, a primary school in Sefton and a nursery in Liverpool, to generate drawings for the display in order to make these connections explicit for visitors. To produce the work we just set up lots of different tasks and let the children's imagination run away with them, such as printing to music. Tate artist Michaela Ross worked with the children for a short time to encourage them along. Primary Vision, including works produced through the Schools Drawing Project is on display at Tate Liverpool from May to October.
Admission is free.
Charly Gargan, Christopher Hughes, Jake Wyatt and Rebecca Barlow are among the children from Park View taking part in the exhibition.