Warli Painting Workshop
Date: 14 June 2024
Time: 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Fees: INR 800
Venue: Birla Academy of Art & Culture, Southern Avenue
Contact: +91 7595 95 7063
Age Requirement: 8+ years & Adults
Workshop Overview:
Immerse yourself in the world of Warli painting, a beautiful tribal art form from Western India known for its simple, monochromatic motifs and storytelling elements. This workshop is designed for enthusiasts of all skill levels, from children to adults, looking to explore traditional art techniques under the guidance of experienced faculty.
Key Features:
•Expert Instruction: Learn from distinguished artists with extensive knowledge in Warli art.
•All Materials Provided: We provide all necessary supplies, ensuring you have the right tools to create your artwork.
•Hands-On Creation: Participants will create their own Warli painting on eco-friendly materials, encouraging both artistic expression and environmental consciousness.
•Take-Home Artwork: Complete your own piece of Warli art to take home as a keepsake.
Learning Outcomes:
•Understand the cultural significance and traditional motifs of Warli painting.
•Develop skills in creating geometric patterns and human figures typical of Warli style.
•Enhance your artistic expression through the exploration of tribal narratives.
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