Since there were more enquiries that could be accommodated in the April 8-14 batch, we are conducting the workshop for another batch in the following week. Please read through this page and register today itself!
7 days intensive training on Kerala Mural Painting
8-14 April 2017(Registration closed),
Registration open for the second batch in April – 16 to 22*
‘Vismaya’ Gallery, Rangoli Metro Art Center, MG road, Bangalore
Explore the magic and freedom of turning a poem into a painting. Understand how the Gods, Goddesses, subjects or situations are all embedded into little shlokas. Experience how mural artists meditate on these ‘shlokas’ and translate their gist into lines and shapes onto the canvas.
Here is an opportunity to come close to the art of Kerala mural painting (Sopana Chithrakala). Apart from the stories and theories, get your hands dirty by learning to draw and paint the traditional way! After all, what is a better way to preserve this heritage for the future generations?
[fruitful_ibox_row] [fruitful_ibox column=”ffs-two-one” title=” ” image=”https://culture.saranghills.in/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/banner2.jpg”]Outline of the curriculum:
Understanding ancient paintings, Basic Drawing, Drawing Shapes and forms, Drawing human body, Dhyana Shlokas and their usages, Traditional measurements and methods, Painting basics, Colouring the mural way and Meditation
Faculty :
A dedicated traditional mural artist, Shri. Sasi Edavarad belongs to the classical Kerala school of mural painting. Though he prefers walls as his canvas and natural colours as his medium, he also paints in contemporary style on canvas and paper with acrylic.[/fruitful_ibox] [fruitful_ibox column=”ffs-two-one” title=”” last=”true” image=”https://culture.saranghills.in/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/session.jpg”]
Highlights :
- Hands on training on drawing and painting, the Kerala mural way
- Explaining the Dhyana Shlokas
- Slide Shows on rare ancient paintings
- Material and refreshments provided
- Exhibition of your paintings on the last day for the interested public
- Take home a finished piece of work that you made with your own hands!
- English will be the main medium besides lines, forms, colours and Samskrutham
We will provide you all the material necessary for the workshop including pencil and rubber. No need to bring anything.
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The following is an outline of the schedule. The actual schedule will change according to the lessons, activities, venue and your progress. On the first day (8th / 16th April) the workshop starts at 9 AM. Everyone is requested to be at the venue by 8.30 AM to finish the formalities.
Time | Activity |
8.00 AM to 9.00 AM | Session I |
9.00 AM to 11.00 AM | Session II |
11.15 AM | Break |
11.30 AM to 1.30 PM | Session II continues |
1.30 PM – 2.30 PM | Lunch, break |
2.30 PM to 5.00 PM | Session III |
5.00 PM to 6.30 PM | Self Practice |
Suppose you find yourself slower than others? Relax. It is not a competition. We have nothing to prove here.
🙂 [/fruitful_ibox][fruitful_ibox column=”ffs-three-one” title=”Workshop Space” icon=”fa-users” styleicon = “background-color:none; color:#333; border-radius:50%;”] Within these vibrant surroundings, Rangoli is established as an urban public space where the very ordinary people, with no previous exposure to art, could walk in without any inhibitions and experience the excellence in the world of visual and performing arts. The Center is about half a kilometer long and about 30 meters wide running from Anil Kumble Circle upto the Brigade Road junction. Within this public space created serendipitous things happen every day engaging people in a variety of cultural program, public art, and a stream of innovative ideas celebrating creativity among people and more importantly, in an environment that supports and encourages it.
The workshop will be in One of the galleries within the Rangoli Art Center.
You can get intoxicated on drawing, sketching and painting. However no other forms of intoxicants are allowed at the workshop space .
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[fruitful_ibox column=”ffs-three-one” title=”Advanced Course” last=”true” icon=”fa-certificate” styleicon = “background-color:none; color:#333; border-radius:50%;”]If you want to learn more in depth, Dhyanasankalpam, Kozhikkode has weekend classes on Mural Paintng at their studio at Mankavu, Kozhikkode, Kerala throughout the year. Those who wish to pursue the subject are more than welcome to join them after the workshop.
Sarang Cultural Venture also organises advanced level workshops where you will get to work with the faculty, Mr. Sasi Edavarad on an actual painting.
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Cost | What is included | Last Date for Registration | |
After 10 March 2017 : INR 12,000.00 |
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10 April 2017 (No refunds for the registrations if any after this date) | |
Cancellation and cancellation fee: In the event of the workshop being canceled: (Touchwood, let this never happen!) If we are compelled to interrupt the workshop or cancel the workshop due to war, natural calamities, riot or any such reasons out of our control, the best we can do will be to compensate the lost classes on another date. In these circumstances, there will be no refund. |
The fee includes all art materials, sessions and two refreshments. Lunch is not included since we are in the middle of the city.
Registration Form for the second batch.
Type your correct name, email ID and phone number to avoid confusion. An automatic email will be sent to your email ID with further details. Please check your SPAM folder if you don’t find an mail from us in your inbox after submitting the form. Questions? Call / WhatsApp : 8156895207 or Email : saranghills@gmail.com
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