City Art Exchange
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This document describes an art project between schools in India and the UK where students explore and share representations of cities through drawings. Students from a school in Delhi, India created paintings highlighting landmarks of their city like modern buildings, Jantar Mantar, Qutub Minar, and Delhi icons like the Red Fort. The drawings were sent to a partner school in Staffordshire, UK to encourage their students to draw pictures of their own city in response. Next, students from the UK school will complete the other half of the sheet by drawing their city to share with the Indian students.
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