Join us at Visual Arts Centre for a Chinese Ink Painting Workshop.
This season, with Covid still a problem, we still have to adhere to strict Covid measures. So why not pick up a new skill or find a new and innovative way to celebrate your Chinese New Year with your colleagues or loved ones!
This Chinese Ink Painting Workshop is available via Zoom or Physically at our Studio Space!
In this programme, you will learn:
This workshop can be held at a minimum of an hour to a maximum of 2 hour and 30 mins.
All materials will be provided.
If you are do this via zoom, we can ship the materials to one location at a fixed price.
We can hold this Chinese Ink Painting workshop virtually via Zoom!
A convenient way to get everyone together to celebrate this festive season. No need to worry about safe distancing and sticking to a certain amount of pax. Attend this workshop, specially curated for you, at the comfort of your own home!
That being said, you may also come down to our space to hold your workshop.
Envision your goals and wishes for this year for yourself and your team through this Creative Art Jamming workshop, where you’ll briefly learn about basic techniques, brush strokes and colours and be asked to REINVENT your own artistic style!
Drive up your team’s energies and creativity during this meaningful and memorable workshop to celebrate a year of Prosperity and Good Wishes For All!
| ▪ | Option: Physical In-Studio / Virtual |
| ▪ | 8pax-100pax < Group sizes vary (Virtual – up to 100pax or more) |
| ▪ | Duration: 1.5 Hours / 2 Hours (full prog) / 2.5 Hours (full prog) |
| ▪ | Prices from $15nett/pax |
| ▪ | Individual Art Materials Pack at $16 nett/pax |
Budget may be tailored according to programme and requirements!
+ Gift Pack Option Available!
Learn and experience the beautiful, tradition-rich art form of Chinese Ink Painting and reconnect with your colleagues through this invigorating workshop. Learn common materials knowledge associated with Chinese ink painting, practise brushwork and sync the FIVE main colours of ink, developing an appreciation and understanding of ink colours and separation, and ink and colour effects in application.
Then, with full art demonstration (projection/on-screen), you’ll get to learn and follow through the ink art master to paint your own Chinese Ink Painting, with step-by-step guidance.
Learn to creatively compose, paint subjects of the Golden OX （牛年吉祥）, Wealth of Prosperity (财源进宝），All is well – Peace, Prosperity and Harmony （万事如意），Overflowing Abundance（年年有余） expressed through Chinese Ink Painting, and Send Your Greetings To Your Friends & Family through your art!
| ▪ | Option: Physical In-Studio / Virtual |
| ▪ | 8pax-100pax < Group sizes vary (Virtual – up to 100pax or more) |
| ▪ | Duration: 1.5 Hours / 2 Hours (full prog) / 2.5 Hours (full prog) |
| ▪ | Prices from $15nett/pax |
| ▪ | Individual Art Materials Pack at $16 nett/pax |
Budget may be tailored according to programme and requirements!
+ Gift Pack Option Available!
Drop us your details as follows:
And we will get back to you with a proposal that best fits you.
* prices will vary according to amount of pax and delivery method
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Chinese Ink Painting Workshop – Available via Zoom or Physically
Drop us your details as follows:
And we will get back to you with a proposal that best fits you.
* prices will vary according to amount of pax and delivery method
All sessions are to be completed within the course duration stated.
Visual Arts Centre is an exhibition gallery and art studio at Dhoby Ghaut Green supported by the National Parks Board and the National Arts Council.
Since its initiation on 31 January 2016, the Visual Arts Centre Exhibition Gallery has hosted over two hundred international and local art and design exhibitions, boasting a diverse range of art styles and programmes.
Email:
info@visualartscentre.sg
Phone:
+65 6255 0711
+65 6733 2155
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