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OuiSi Getty Museum Version – Visual Connection Game 6+ yrs

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OuiSi Getty Museum Version – Visual Connection Game 6+ yrsA Photo Based Art Game for Observation, Pattern Recognition, and Visual Thinking A detail from a painting, a curve echoed across time, a color that reappears in an unexpected place. OuiSi Getty Museum is a visual connection game for ages 6+ that supports observation, pattern recognition, and creative thinking through artwork based image matching. This edition features 210 cards drawn from the collection of the J. Paul Getty Museum, each showing a

A Photo-Based Art Game for Observation, Pattern Recognition, and Visual Thinking

A detail from a painting, a curve echoed across time, a color that reappears in an unexpected place. OuiSi Getty Museum is a visual connection game for ages 6+ that supports observation, pattern recognition, and creative thinking through artwork-based image matching.

This edition features 210 cards drawn from the collection of the J. Paul Getty Museum, each showing a close-up detail from a larger work of art. Players explore how images relate—through shape, color, pattern, or composition—forming connections that are both intuitive and surprising.

Each card also includes the full artwork on the reverse along with a QR code linking to a learning portal, allowing players to explore the original piece and its context more deeply.

How It’s Used

Players arrange cards to form visual connections based on shared elements. The included guide offers multiple ways to play, from open-ended exploration to structured activities.

What It Supports

  • Visual observation and attention to detail
  • Pattern recognition and associative thinking
  • Creative interpretation and discussion
  • Art exploration across time and style

Materials and Construction

The set includes 210 extra-thick square cards designed for repeated handling. Each card pairs a close-up detail with its full artwork and digital access via QR code.

Product Details

  • Edition: OuiSi Getty Museum Version
  • Includes: 210 art cards, guidebook with activities, learning portal access via QR
  • Card Size: 3" × 3"
  • Players: 1–10
  • Recommended Age: 6+ years
  • Certifications: CE, UKCA, FSC

Product Features

  • 210 artwork-based image cards from the Getty collection
  • QR-enabled cards linking to artwork context and learning portal
  • Open-ended and structured play options
  • Multiple ways to play across ages
  • Suitable for solo, group, or classroom use

 

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