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Raise your hand if you have ever glued macaroni to cardboard and proudly called it art.
For generations of Jamaicans, pasta art was practically a rite of passage. Armed with glue, construction paper and an assortment of pasta shapes, students transformed ordinary classroom supplies into colourful masterpieces that often found a place of honour on the refrigerator door at home.
October 25 marks World Pasta Day, and this year those cherished memories came to life once again at Spanish Town Infant School, where a new generation of youngsters discovered the joy of turning pasta into art.
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