Clay Art: Connecting with Heritage
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An immersive workshop for young minds to explore their cultural heritage through the realm of clay artistry.
What will your children learn?
– Folk art styles
– The significance of cultural heritage
– Development of artistic skills and creative experimentation
– The tactile joy of mud play
– Self-expression
Workshop schedule:
Day 1: Harappan Pottery
Day 2: Clay Mask
Day 3: Warli-inspired Hut Painting
Day 4: Lippan Art Mural
Day 5: Outdoor Mud Play
Conducted by: Veena Manoj
To spot her, you must search for the busiest and most hurried person at any Grooming Babies engagements. A go-getter, Veena Manoj comes with an extensive experience in managing operations of large-format retail outlets. Known for her ‘make-it-happen’ mindset and a focus on growth, she leads the organisation’s operations, project execution and sales. Manoj is an alumna of Sir JJ School of Art.
For queries, please contact Binaifar Bhesania on 9137076369 or 9372098112
For registration, contact our box office: 6622 3754
Email: theatre@ncpamumbai.com
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The NCPA is committed to preserving and promoting India's rich and vibrant artistic heritage in the fields of music, dance, theatre, film, literature and photography, as well as presenting new and innovative work by Indian and international artists from a diverse range of genres including drama, contemporary dance, orchestral concerts, opera, jazz and chamber music.