Venue : Sanskriti Kendra, Anandgram (Ayanagar), Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road
Time : 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
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01/12/2017 11:00
03/12/2017 18:00
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ART FEST "Ceramic Fest 2017"
Event Page : http://www.delhievents.com/2017/11/art-ceramic-fest-2017-blue-pottery-trust-sanskriti-kendra.html
Sanskriti Kendra, Anandgram (Ayanagar), Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road, New Delhi - 110047
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Entry :
Exhibition : Free
Workshop : Rs. 300 per person for a single workshop
Registrations can be done at infodbpt@yahoo.co.in
For registration of workshops, please contact Delhi Blue Pottery Trust at 011-41005155 and 011-2619223 between : 11:00 am to 4:30 pm
To buy at the CeramicsFest you may use any of the following options: Cash, Cheque or Paytm
Venue : Sanskriti Kendra, Anandgram (Ayanagar), Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road, New Delhi - 110047
Venue Info : Events | sanskritifoundation.org | Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Arjangarh(Yellow Line)'
Event Description : Delhi Blue Pottery Trust and Sanskriti Foundation present "Ceramic Fest Delhi 2017".
It’s time to immerse yourself in the magic of the potter’s art; the mesmerizing swirl of the potter’s wheel; the beauty of the glaze: CeramicsFest, the annual celebration of studio pottery organized by Delhi Blue Pottery Trust and Sankriti Kendra, returns to Anandgram for the seventh time.
This event, which is possibly the largest gathering of ceramic artists in one place in the country, offers a range of exceptional products shaped by the delicate touch of skillful hands. Numerous workshops give visitors, old and young, the opportunity to work with clay; to experience for themselves the joy of transforming a lump of clay with their hands. The direct interaction between visitor and the artist facilitates a greater understanding of the art. Participation of schools is encouraged so that children can be exposed and sensitized to this wonderful medium and, perhaps, even benefit from its therapeutic qualities.
The chief guest at this year’s CeramicsFest is the internationally acclaimed Indonesian ceramist, Dr.Ponimin Hum, whose works will be exhibited at the festival. Dr. Hum will give a talk on the various designs and techniques that can be seen in Indonesian ceramics from the classic to the contemporary. He will demonstrate, and conduct a workshop on, Indonesia’s traditional, figurative ceramics that use the hand building, pinching and coil ornamentation techniques.
As always, the workshops are open to all visitors. Join Manjari Sharma as she shares her insights on mask-making, the well-known ceramist couple Monica and Ambar Agnihotri who are holding a workshop on hand building, or the Raku workshop conducted by eminent ceramist Leena Batra. There will also be a film screening of Sardar Gurcharan Singh’s life compiled from archival material. Shot in the seventies and eighties, it recalls the hardships, endeavors and achievements of the early years and their fruition in a major movement in contemporary ceramics.
Workshops :
Friday 1st December
Presentation by ceramic artist
Dr Ponimin Hum from Indonesia
Timing: 5.30 pm
Saturday 2nd December
Demonstration by ceramic artist
Dr Ponimin Hum from Indonesia
Timing: 11.30 am to 12.30 pm
Workshop by Dr Ponimin Hum
Timing: 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm
Raku Workshop by ceramic artist
Leena Batra
Timing: 2.30 pm to 5.00 pm
Sunday 3rd December
Mask-making workshop by Manjari Sharma
Timings : 11:30 am to 1:30 pm
Hand building workshop by Monica and Ambar Agnihotri
Timings : 11:30 am to 1:30 pm
The Delhi Blue Pottery Trust was formed in 1991 by the legendary Sardar Gurcharan Singh, known as the father of the studio pottery movement in India. Since then, the Trust has worked hard to realize his vision and bring ceramic art to the forefront of modern art. The CeramicsFest is an integral part of this effort. It has, over the years, promoted interaction between ceramic artists from all over India and also from around the world.
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Entry :
Exhibition : Free
Workshop : Rs. 300 per person for a single workshop
Registrations can be done at infodbpt@yahoo.co.in
For registration of workshops, please contact Delhi Blue Pottery Trust at 011-41005155 and 011-2619223 between : 11:00 am to 4:30 pm
To buy at the CeramicsFest you may use any of the following options: Cash, Cheque or Paytm
Venue : Sanskriti Kendra, Anandgram (Ayanagar), Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road, New Delhi - 110047
Venue Info : Events | sanskritifoundation.org | Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Arjangarh(Yellow Line)'
Event Description : Delhi Blue Pottery Trust and Sanskriti Foundation present "Ceramic Fest Delhi 2017".
It’s time to immerse yourself in the magic of the potter’s art; the mesmerizing swirl of the potter’s wheel; the beauty of the glaze: CeramicsFest, the annual celebration of studio pottery organized by Delhi Blue Pottery Trust and Sankriti Kendra, returns to Anandgram for the seventh time.
This event, which is possibly the largest gathering of ceramic artists in one place in the country, offers a range of exceptional products shaped by the delicate touch of skillful hands. Numerous workshops give visitors, old and young, the opportunity to work with clay; to experience for themselves the joy of transforming a lump of clay with their hands. The direct interaction between visitor and the artist facilitates a greater understanding of the art. Participation of schools is encouraged so that children can be exposed and sensitized to this wonderful medium and, perhaps, even benefit from its therapeutic qualities.
The chief guest at this year’s CeramicsFest is the internationally acclaimed Indonesian ceramist, Dr.Ponimin Hum, whose works will be exhibited at the festival. Dr. Hum will give a talk on the various designs and techniques that can be seen in Indonesian ceramics from the classic to the contemporary. He will demonstrate, and conduct a workshop on, Indonesia’s traditional, figurative ceramics that use the hand building, pinching and coil ornamentation techniques.
As always, the workshops are open to all visitors. Join Manjari Sharma as she shares her insights on mask-making, the well-known ceramist couple Monica and Ambar Agnihotri who are holding a workshop on hand building, or the Raku workshop conducted by eminent ceramist Leena Batra. There will also be a film screening of Sardar Gurcharan Singh’s life compiled from archival material. Shot in the seventies and eighties, it recalls the hardships, endeavors and achievements of the early years and their fruition in a major movement in contemporary ceramics.
Workshops :
Friday 1st December
Presentation by ceramic artist
Dr Ponimin Hum from Indonesia
Timing: 5.30 pm
Saturday 2nd December
Demonstration by ceramic artist
Dr Ponimin Hum from Indonesia
Timing: 11.30 am to 12.30 pm
Workshop by Dr Ponimin Hum
Timing: 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm
Raku Workshop by ceramic artist
Leena Batra
Timing: 2.30 pm to 5.00 pm
Sunday 3rd December
Mask-making workshop by Manjari Sharma
Timings : 11:30 am to 1:30 pm
Hand building workshop by Monica and Ambar Agnihotri
Timings : 11:30 am to 1:30 pm
The Delhi Blue Pottery Trust was formed in 1991 by the legendary Sardar Gurcharan Singh, known as the father of the studio pottery movement in India. Since then, the Trust has worked hard to realize his vision and bring ceramic art to the forefront of modern art. The CeramicsFest is an integral part of this effort. It has, over the years, promoted interaction between ceramic artists from all over India and also from around the world.
Related Links : Workshops | Arts | Exhibitions
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