Workshop - How do those Mad Artists think? Lessons in creative thinking from the world of Art and Design at G-16/5, DLF Phase 1, Qutub Enclave > 2:30pm to 7:30pm on 10th May 2014
Time : 2.30 pm - 7.30 pm 
Entry : Requires registration by calling OR emailing Viraj : 97177 38723 (vir.circar@gmail.com) Nayantara: 97171 03014(nayantaradevaya@gmail.com)
Rs.500 (First time attendees)
Rs.200 (people who attended the previous workshop at Zorba the Buddha)
You can pay at the venue.
BYOB. Snacks will be provided.
Offline : You can pay at the venue.
Tele-Booking : Viraj : 97177 38723 (vir.circar@gmail.com) Nayantara: 97171 03014(nayantaradevaya@gmail.com)
Place : G-16/5, DLF Phase 1, Qutub Enclave, Gurgaon
Venue Info : Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Guru Dronacharya(Yellow Line)'
Event Description : Workshop - How do those Mad Artists think? Lessons in creative thinking from the world of Art and Design.
Schedule :
This is not a painting class, or a sculpture class, or a photography class. In this workshop you will learn how to ‘think’ like an artist.
§ The first section of the workshop will be a discussion on fundamental questions like ‘What is Art?’, ‘What’s the difference between Art and Craft?’ and ‘What do Painting and Music and Photography and any other medium have in common?’. During the course of these discussions, interesting examples, and Art History, from the multifarious fields of Art (Painting, Film, Music, Writing, Conceptual Art) will be shared so that the conversations have a reference point.
§ In the second section, participants will be asked the question, ‘What has affected you deeply in the recent past?’. The participants will be encouraged, through discussion with the group, to think deeply about why they feel strongly about the issue. They will then be asked to create an ‘artistic work’ that expresses the issue they feel strongly about.
The artistic work could be completely conceptual, in which case the participant simply has to describe it through language, or it could be a piece of poetry, cellphone photography, performance, or even a rough sketch.
The focus is not on the final product, but the thinking process behind it.
The final discussion will be participants responding to each other’s work.
Related Links : Workshops
Entry : Requires registration by calling OR emailing Viraj : 97177 38723 (vir.circar@gmail.com) Nayantara: 97171 03014(nayantaradevaya@gmail.com)
Rs.500 (First time attendees)
Rs.200 (people who attended the previous workshop at Zorba the Buddha)
You can pay at the venue.
BYOB. Snacks will be provided.
Offline : You can pay at the venue.
Tele-Booking : Viraj : 97177 38723 (vir.circar@gmail.com) Nayantara: 97171 03014(nayantaradevaya@gmail.com)
Place : G-16/5, DLF Phase 1, Qutub Enclave, Gurgaon
Venue Info : Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Guru Dronacharya(Yellow Line)'
Event Description : Workshop - How do those Mad Artists think? Lessons in creative thinking from the world of Art and Design.
Schedule :
This is not a painting class, or a sculpture class, or a photography class. In this workshop you will learn how to ‘think’ like an artist.
§ The first section of the workshop will be a discussion on fundamental questions like ‘What is Art?’, ‘What’s the difference between Art and Craft?’ and ‘What do Painting and Music and Photography and any other medium have in common?’. During the course of these discussions, interesting examples, and Art History, from the multifarious fields of Art (Painting, Film, Music, Writing, Conceptual Art) will be shared so that the conversations have a reference point.
§ In the second section, participants will be asked the question, ‘What has affected you deeply in the recent past?’. The participants will be encouraged, through discussion with the group, to think deeply about why they feel strongly about the issue. They will then be asked to create an ‘artistic work’ that expresses the issue they feel strongly about.
The artistic work could be completely conceptual, in which case the participant simply has to describe it through language, or it could be a piece of poetry, cellphone photography, performance, or even a rough sketch.
The focus is not on the final product, but the thinking process behind it.
The final discussion will be participants responding to each other’s work.
Related Links : Workshops
Workshop - How do those Mad Artists think? Lessons in creative thinking from the world of Art and Design at G-16/5, DLF Phase 1, Qutub Enclave > 2:30pm to 7:30pm on 10th May 2014
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