Joel Stern writing in to the O-List:
Hi all,
As coordinator of Pacific Ocean Paperfolders (POP), I often meet people
from different backgrounds and professions who find new ways to use
origami. One of our regular attendees, Anne Kelly-Saxenmeyer, who runs a
music and art program for toddlers called PLAY, became involved with
POP because her son Jack was into origami. She not only caught the
folding bug herself, but found a wonderful way to combine origami and
music to engage the 1-5 year-olds in her program. Using just one or two
creases, she's able to weave story-songs that stimulate the imagination
in a sweet and wondrous way.
Here are two links, performed by PLAY faculty member Angie Engelbart Solomon:
Road Trip
Camping Paper Story:
It's nice to be reminded that you don't have to go complex to find pleasure in a piece of paper.
Enjoy!
Videos are embedded below:
Camping Paper Story from PLAY Los Angeles on Vimeo.
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