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【2020士林官邸菊展-藝菊童遊】

一年一度的士林官邸菊展即將登場~
今年主題為「藝菊童遊」，藉由藝術及菊花帶領遊客探尋「童趣」記憶的線索，一同回味小時候的純真美好!
室內外共規劃了13個展區，包括「大立菊的家」、「大菊品種展示區」的經典展區，還有「夢幻城堡」、「糖果屋」、「我的玩具箱」等主題展區，您可以在展區內找到受大小朋友喜歡的布丁狗，邀請您跟著布丁狗的腳步一同來士林官邸「藝菊童遊」吧!

👉展覽日期: 11月27日至12月13日
👉開放時間：
戶外展區上午8時至下午18時
室內展館上午8時至下午17時
👉交通資訊：
1.捷運士林站2號出口，步行約7分鐘。
2.聯營公車請搜尋臺電臺北北區分處站、士林官邸站、小北街站即可抵達。
#2020士林官邸菊展 #藝菊童遊 #免費參觀

[2020 Shilin Residence Chrysanthemum Show - A Journey to Childhood Through Art and Chrysanthemums]
The annual Shilin Residence Chrysanthemum Show is almost here!
This year’s theme is “a journey to childhood through art and chrysanthemums”. The show takes visitors on a journey to explore memories of “childhood fun” through art and chrysanthemums, and to reminisce together about childhood days filled with innocence and wonder.
A total of 13 indoor and outdoor exhibitions areas are scheduled to be set up. Classic exhibition areas will include the “Home of the Chrysanthemum” and the “Large Chrysanthemum Variety Display Area”, while themed exhibition areas will include the “Castle of Dreams”, “Candy House”, “My Toy Box”, among others. Within the exhibition areas, you will find Pompompurin, a dog character adored by adults and kids alike. Follow Pompompurin’s steps on “a journey to childhood through art and chrysanthemums” at Shilin Residence!

👉Exhibition Period: November 27 to December 13
👉Hours:
Outdoor exhibition area 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Indoor pavilion 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
👉How to get here:
1. From MRT Shilin Station Exit 2, about 7 minutes on foot.
2. For Taipei Joint Bus System buses, get off at Taipower Taipei North Branch Stop, Shilin Official Residence Stop, or Xiaobei Street Stop.
#2020ShilinResidenceMumShow #AJourneytoChildhoodThroughArtandChrysanthemums #freeadmission

Sean and I just spent awhile colouring this box I got from a PR kit (including the markers).
This is what happens when two adults are too fed up from work life.
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That aside, this art piece is called "Innocence". When people Colour those Secret Garden colouring books, they usually try their best to stay within the lines, and plan what colour combination their flower has to be before even working on it.
But for children, when you watch them colour, instinctively, lines are not things that are there to stop them. They doodle all over the lines as they wish, sometimes adding new elements that weren't there before to the drawing, exercising their creativity, and having fun while doing it.
Growing up, we're told too often to stay within the lines of the safe zone, and it's so ingrained in us, when we look at how kids draw out of the intended lines, some of us might feel a little OCD and uncomfortable.
There is another name to this art piece though. It's called "Lazy af".
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