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We Hope You're Going Ok [B 78535/118/7] • Photograph

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Summary

We wanted to say/do something to connect with neighbours and passersby while isolating at home. I run a children's art playgroup where art materials are used as a vehicle for children to play, express themselves and explore their world. We used the same ideas at home to make our sign, building up one layer at a time. We used pencils, textas, permanent markers, oil pastels, watercolour paints and tempera paint. It was both a fun/chill out activity for us as a family (2 yr old, 6 yr old and mum and dad) and also a way to feel like we were contributing something to our community and having some control amidst all the uncertainty. Photos by Charlotte Frost and Josh Moyle.

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Physical description

1 photograph : colour, digital ; 242 KiB

Dates / Publication details

23 March 2020-April 17

Creator

Frost, Charlotte

Collections

Part of COVID-19 Collection
Part of Remember my story: COVID-19

Subject

Children's art -- South Australia
Coronavirus infections -- Social Aspects -- South Australia
COVID-19 (Disease) -- Social Aspects -- South Australia
Epidemics -- Social Aspects -- South Australia

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General notes

In early 2020 we found ourselves living in a historic crisis as the COVID-19 pandemic impacted our state and our communities. This collection, contributed by you, will record how we dealt with the crisis, what daily life like as we lived the experience and how it changed us as a society.

This photograph was submitted by a member of the public to the State Library of South Australia 'Remember my story: COVID-19' Collection.

Title and Summary information supplied by the community contributor and/or photographer.

Digitisation information

Date

03/03/2021

Format

image/jpeg

Resolution

900 x 1,600 pixels (1.4 MP)

Size

247.41 K

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