Celebrating India's April Art Workshops

Date and Time: 8, 15, 22 April 2021, 3pm to 4:30pm

Entry: by tickets, priced at ₹250 (8 April 2021) and ₹200 (15 and 22 2021), Available at - 

Online - BookMyShow (8 April | 15 April | 22 April)

Venue: Online on Zoom

Event Description: Celebrating India's April Art Workshops - 

Schedule - 

8 April - "Mask Man of India" Remant Kumar Mishra teaches Madhubani

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15 April - Gond Tribal Art by Heeraman Urweti 

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22 April - The Embroidery Art of Chamba Rumal by Garima Jal

Details - 

"Mask Man of India" teaches Madhubani:

Artist

Remant Kumar Mishra, the Madhubani painter from Bihar, is an example of how grit and determination can turn around an adverse situation into a positive solution. This award-winning artist when faced with the COVID 19 pandemic turned it to further his artistic accomplishments and become the “Mask Man” of India.

Materials Required

Participants are required to have the following materials:

1. Plain mask or gent’s handkerchief or even a cushion cover

2. Fabric colours

3. Brushes size 1, 2 and 4

4. Pencil

Workshop Details

In this workshop, Remant will first talk about Madhubani art and the inspiration that it draws from nature.

Next, he will give a motif that the participants will draw and paint on the plain mask/ handkerchief/cushion cover with fabric colours.

Gond Tribal Art by Heeraman Urweti 

Artist

Hailing from Madhya Pradesh, Heeraman Urweti of Gond tribe has been

practising Gond Tribal Art, a famous Tribal Art form of Madhya Pradesh

for over two decades.

Heeraman is one of the few tribal artists who are keeping the original

tribal Gond Art alive and making it famous in India and abroad.

Heeraman’s art emphasizes the relationship between man, animal and

nature. He has worked with popular interior design firms, art galleries

and other institutions.

Materials Required

Participants are required to have the following materials:

1. Drawing paper

2. Pencils

3. Eraser

4. Black ball pen

5. Waterproof ink

6. Acrylic colours or fabric colours

7. Paintbrushes (size 0,1,2)

8. Bowl with clean water

9. Palette

10. Tissue paper

Workshop Details

In this workshop, Heeraman will first talk about the significance of the Gond Tribal Art and the

inspiration that it draws from nature. Next, he will give a motif that the participants will draw and paint

on paper with acrylic colours.

Organized by Celebrating India

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