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Creative Printmaking for Visually Impaired Children
This research project entitled Creative Printmaking for Visually Impaired children, was born from the researcher’s belief that art should serve the highest social purpose, being created with awareness of community members’ shared lives and efforts to help one another, particularly in Chiang Mai province. The objective of the project is to conduct experimental learning and to create works of printmaking art the resulting artwork will be a medium through which visually impaired children can learn and communicate. The researcher has collected data on methodology for teaching art at schools for the visually impaired, as well as information on deep relief printmaking. The researcher has also collection field data from case studies of teaching methods used at school for the blind Throughout Chiang Mai province and has conducted experiments using visual element Theory with twelve children. The children were able to compare the relief prints they felt with various objects on everyday life that had not been able to see before. The results of the experiment were analyzed and the resulting information was used to create printmaking artwork. The researcher hopes that the results of this research will help to create awareness among the general public, various organizations, and community groups of the social value of art, and of the ways in which art can be used as a medium of communication between advantaged and less advantaged people so that we can live together happily.