Kalamkari (Indian Folk Art) Painting Workshop by Rajashree Nedungadi

About the Artist, Rajashree Nedungadi (@curiocity98):

I hold a Master’s degree from the University of Mumbai in Economics. I had my first association with art 22 years ago when I took it up as a hobby. This has now become my passion and a way of living. I specialise in more that 350 art forms and conduct workshops for individuals, corporates, institutions and NGOs under my brand Curiocity in multiple cities. My mission is to spread knowledge about traditional art forms and ensuring that the rich Indian heritage is not lost.
 
I have authored a book on Pichwai paintings, an art form from Rajasthan, called Pichwai Paintings, Heritage of Rajasthan.
I have participated in the Kala Ghoda festival 2017 and have received the Award for Best Performer 2018-2019 by PIDILITE Industries – India’s only arts, crafts and hobby retail chain. This year too, I am one of the selected artists for the PIDILITE certified training.

Materials Required:

    Drawing Paper
    Pencil
    Eraser
    Scale
    Poster colors
    Brushes
        Flat: No.6 or 8
        Round: 0 and 4
    Palette
    Black marker

In case you don't have poster colors then sketch pens would work.

What will you learn at this workshop?

    History of Kalamkari
    Types of Kalamkari
    Motif of Lalamkari
    Make one Kalamkari painting.

Date: June 5th, 2020

Time: 5.30pm (2 hours)

Contact us:
DK,
CCO - MadCap
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