Why Is Art Full of Naked People? And Other Vital Questions About Art Susie Hodge

Illustrated in colour throughout 23.0 x 17.0cm 96pp ISBN 978 0 500 650806 Hardback £12.95 September 2016

A4 Book  

A fascinating and accessible introduction to art history for children aged 7+ FINAL COVER

Key Sales Points

•  Provides a quick and engaging introduction to art history

•  Equips young readers with a ‘toolkit’ to begin to deconstruct art

•  Accessible, friendly language engages the reader in the material

•  The common questions that children ask about art structure the book, e.g.

•  ‘Why is art so expensive?’

•  ‘Is it meant to be blurry?’

•  ‘ What’s with all the fruit?!’

Target Market

•  Children aged 7+

•  Parents and caregivers of children aged 9+

•  Gifting audience

•  Primary school art teachers

•  Review coverage in:

•  National press e.g. The Times

•  Art publications e.g. Artists & Illustrators

•  Parenting publications e.g. The Independent School Parent

•  Educational publications e.g. The School Librarian

•  Author appearances at literary festivals such as

•  The Edinburgh Festival 5-29 August 2016

•  Cheltenham Festival 7-16 October 2016

•  Ilkley Literature Festival 30 Sep - 18 Oct 2016

•  Partnerships with family-friendly art institutions e.g.

•  Dulwich Picture Gallery

•  South London Gallery

•  Camden Arts Centre

Consumer Campaign Summary

Why Is Art Full of Naked People? And Other Vital Questions About Art Susie Hodge

Illustrated in colour throughout 23.0 x 17.0cm 96pp ISBN 978 0 500 650806 Hardback £12.95 September 2016

A4 Book  

A fascinating and accessible introduction to art history for children aged 7+ FINAL COVER