The Met Faith Ringgold
The Met Faith Ringgold
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About the Book
The Met Faith Ringgold by Sharna Jackson, illustrated by Andrea Pippins, introduces young readers to the life and art of American artist and activist Faith Ringgold. Created in collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the book explores the experiences, places and ideas that influenced Ringgold's creative work.
Readers learn how Ringgold combined different artistic media and developed powerful stories through her art, including her celebrated narrative quilts. The book also introduces the social causes that were important to her and the places that influenced her artistic journey, including Harlem, Europe, Ghana and Nigeria.
Discovering Faith Ringgold's Art
Part of the What the Artist Saw series, the book encourages children to look closely at an artist's surroundings and understand how experiences can inspire creative work. It presents key artworks and artistic ideas alongside illustrations and activities that encourage young readers to experiment with their own art.
The accessible format makes art history approachable while introducing children to Faith Ringgold's distinctive use of pattern, colour, storytelling and mixed media.
Who Is It For?
This book is suitable for children aged 7–9, young readers interested in art and artists, and parents or educators looking for an accessible introduction to American art and creative expression.
Key Features
Faith Ringgold biography for children; American art and activism; narrative quilts; pattern and colour; mixed-media art; The Metropolitan Museum of Art collaboration; key artworks and artistic influences; creative art activities; What the Artist Saw series.
Product Details
Author: Sharna Jackson; Illustrator: Andrea Pippins; Title: The Met Faith Ringgold: Narrating the World in Pattern and Color; Publisher: DK Children; ISBN: 9780744039771; Format: Hardcover; Pages: 56; Publication Date: 30 November 2021; Language: English; Recommended Age: 7–9 years; Series: What the Artist Saw.
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