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Mosquee El-Azhar Dite Vulgarmente des Fleurs– al-Jami’ al-Azhar
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Ancienne Mosquee Du Khalyfe El-Hakem, Situee Pres De La Porte Bab-El- Nasr
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Flowers of the East
₹1,999.00
Biomorphic art is one of the three main forms in Islamic art, the others being calligraphy and geometry.
Biomorphic patterns vary greatly, and their application can be found in various crafts and architectural designs.
The popularity of floral motifs was because traditionally, living creatures and humans were not supposed to be depicted in Islamic art. Therefore, the plant kingdom provided subjects that were non-controversial and capable of stylization.
We find the traditional floral pattern carved on the textiles, ceramics, manuscripts, on the interiors and facades of famous architectural monuments ie. Madrasa, Masajids and tombs all over the islamic lands. However in Persia and central Asia the floral designs reached its Zenith especially in the Mughal era.
These floral motifs are inspired by nature and drawn with perfection using simples geometry with the help of compass and ruler.
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Persian Illumination Workshop
₹3,999.00
Persian Illumination (Tezhip)
Tezhip, also known as Persian Illumination, is a traditional form of Islamic art that involves the intricate embellishment of various surfaces with vibrant and detailed designs. Originating from the Persian region, tezhip has a rich history dating back several centuries.
Tezhip holds significant cultural and religious importance in Persian and Islamic societies. It is commonly used to adorn religious texts like the Quran, prayer books, as well as official documents and royal decrees. The art form showcases the craftsmanship and creativity of the artists while reflecting the spiritual and aesthetic values of Persian culture.
In recent years, tezhip has experienced a revival and gained international recognition as a valuable art form. Contemporary artists continue to practice tezhip, exploring new materials and techniques to innovate within the tradition. Tezhip's captivating beauty and intricate details continue to enchant viewers, making it an enduring symbol of Persian art and aesthetics.
Artist Introduction:
Art was never created in isolation, this is Mariyah’s motto, the artist behind the page Mariyah Farooqui art.
Finding beauty in traditional arts, she has created a niche wherein she assimilates various traditional art forms to create contemporary works of art.
She is an avid student and practitioner of Persian Illumination, Kirigami, Sacred geometry and Arabic Calligraphy. She is self taught as well as has had the opportunity to study under various masters across the world.
Her art draws on the spiritual and aesthetic aspects of art. This interconnection, a creative correspondence between humanity and divinity, helps her combine various art forms together to create and express traditional art in a contemporary way that is centered around balance and symmetry and is both unique and relatable.
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Paper Sculpting for Kids
₹1,350.00
Introducing our next workshop for kids that engages their minds and attention span. It helps them in organising, focussing and looking at the end result while trusting the process.
Paper Sculpting is the method to create 3D art. Using the modelling tools, participants will learn various techniques to create 3D flowers. These flowers help in strengthening their hand-eye coordination, increases their attention span and inculcates the quality of patience.
Participants will start by using watercolours to paint the flowers, they will then mould the paper as demonstrated live. After gaining a rough shape they will cut these flowers with the help of adult supervision.
These flowers will be then set on a background prepared by the kids using their creative imagination.
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The Art of Composing & Decorating Calligraphy ( Khat al Arabi)
₹1,999.00
Art Introduction : The art of Arabic Calligraphy is beauty personified with the curves of letter formations, symmetry and visual aesthetic. Arabic letterings and script create the perfect balance with their dots, points, edges, and curves which makes up for the best component for a design. It becomes enhanced and impressively eye pleasing when it is moulded in a thematic shape and decorated with florals, this is the ℎ with small shapes, marks, designs and motifs.
Decorative Calligraphy elevates the look of Calligraphy lending more character to the written subject. Highly used in tazyeen, stage backdrops, logos, wedding calligraphy and book titles.
Artist Introduction: The artist- Taher Shabbir bhai Jamali, an Arabic Calligraphy Artist from Bangalore, has been practising calligraphy since the past 6 years, he has learnt his basics from the master calligrapers of AlJamea tus Saifiyah. He enjoys composing innovative artworks in different shapes and formats. His distinctive style is working with florals to add more character to the calligraphy
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Cursive Writing Kids Workshop
₹1,200.00
Cursive writing is the style of writing in a connected manner where the letters give a cohertent flowing effect. The most widely used form of writing because of its flow and ease in writing that saves time instead of breaking the flow of writing after each letter.
The actual word ‘cursive’ comes from the Middle French word ‘cursif’, which comes from the Medieval Latin word ‘cursivus’ which means ‘running'. This makes sense as your pen is literally running along the page without breaking.
Learning cursive not only improves retention and comprehension, it engages the brain on a deep level as students learn to join letters in a continuous flow. It enhances fine motor dexterity and gives children a better idea of how letters work in combination. Joined-up handwriting develops motor skills and pen control. You can also recognise letters quicker by learning cursive. When you teach cursive handwriting, you’re practising important muscle movements. These are needed for manual dexterity. Being able to complete fine motor movements will also contribute to children’s hand-eye coordination. This is the reason of introducing cursive writing to children at a young age.
Good cursive hand gives a child the confidence to be able to write to express confidently and clearly. It gives a neat look to their assignments and helps in better assessment or future reference of notes. Later, in life although with the presence of keyboards, good handwriting is an impressive skill to have.
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Al Hutaib Al Mubarak Landscape Watercolor Workshop
₹2,500.00
Al-Hutaib Al Mubarak comes to mind when one thinks of a blessing and good tidings. The sprawling landscapes of Yemen and the sweet breeze (Naseem) is a delightful scene to be captured on paper. Join us for an in detail Yemen Landscape Workshop with an experienced and celebrated artist Mr Deepak. This intermediate level workshop will teach you the techniques of perspective, layering, colour theory and how to capture the essence of a landscape.For any art enthusiast 15 years and older.
Date: 12th March, Sunday
Time: 10:30AM- 1:00 PM
Materials to be arranged by the participants.
Material list:
Watercolour paint shades:
Paynes grey
Gambouge hue
Orange
French ultramarine
Cobalt blue
Red
White
Any shade/ brand/ tube/ cake is acceptable. If the exact shades are unavailable similar tones would be usable
Tissue
Spray bottle
Chinese brush. Or any medium round brush
100% cotton watercolor paper
Shading pencil. 2b /4 b/ 6 b
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Master class on drawing Fatimid Shubbaks
₹2,200.00
Islamic geometric patterns are one of the major forms of Islamic ornamentation that are often built on combinations of repeated triangles, squares and circles, which may be overlapped and interlaced, to form intricate and complex patterns.
These may constitute the entire decoration, may form a framework for floral or calligraphic embellishments, or may retreat into the background around other motifs.
The Fatimid dynasty developed a distinctive visual language, prominently displaying their doctrines. The role and significance of the Fatimid Imams were reflected in their architecture and artistic products. Hence considered the golden era of Islamic Art.
Workshop Objective:
-Understand the geometry of Fatimid Shubbaks.
-Know the symbolism and the terminology of geometry in Fatimid art and architecture.
-In this workshop you will be able to draw from scratch some Fatimid Shubbak/ lattice/ grill pattern belonging to 6 fold geometric. The underlying laying grid and its geometric construction.
-Understand the use of similar patterns with different variations throughout the Fatimid Art
You will also learn the role of grids in Islamic geometric design as it an essential part which will be broken down in the workshop.
-By the end of this session you will be able to understand how Islamic geometric patterns are constructed.
- At the end of the workshop you will have a neatly drafted pattern handmade by you with live guidance and feedback from the instructor.
Artist Introduction:
Alefiya is a Traditional Islamic Artist. She holds a degree in fine arts and post graduation diploma in traditional Islamic arts securing 1st position in both programs.
A participant in multiple international exhibitions and workshops she finds sharing her knowledge of Islamic Art a fuel for her creativity.
As an artist Alefiya’s main subject of interests are Islamic geometry, Islamic illumination manuscripts and miniature paintings that she has been mastering since years.
• MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR THE COURSE (alternative available at home can be used) ‘This list is as sample’
1. Cartridge paper 4, size A4 or A3
2. Tracing paper 4-6, A4 or A3
3. Compass set
4. Masking tape
5. Pencils (H, HB, B)
6. Eraser
7. Ruler
8. Color pencils
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Roadway to an Exhibition
₹9,900.00
Timing:
Thursdays 3.30 pm to 6.30 pm IST
Saturdays 9.00 am to 12.00 pm IST
Last Day to register is Tuesday, 21st June.
In hindsight, the COVID lapse has given us time to prepare better for our upcoming exhibition!
Instead of leaving you in the dark, we are keen to help you take your art practice to another level. We want to help you understand the process of producing spectacular artwork for an Art exhibition or show and unpack the secrets on what it takes for your art to be considered for curation.
Although it DOES NOT guarantee your selection for the exhibition, it could be a great opportunity to learn how Artists prepare for exhibitions and help you for future shows!
This programme will help you approach your ideas with a pair of fresh eyes, understand the Creative process better, open up your imagination, and think differently about the same subjects!
Note: These sessions require time for assignments and are for Artists who are serious about taking their practice to another level!
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Knife Painting Workshop
₹799.00
Art form:
A palette knife is a blunt tool used for mixing or applying paint, with a flexible steel blade. It is primarily used for applying paint to the canvas, mixing paint colors, adding texture to the painted surface with movement of the hands.
Mastering this skill allows us to give a different look under different light to the painting. Adding dimension to the paintings makes it interesting, engaging and helps us achieve different illusions to enhance the artwork.
Duration of the workshop
2.5 hours
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Acrylics Intermediate level Workshop
₹999.00
Art form:
Acrylic painting is an art style that is created using synthetic acrylic resins. Acrylics dry rapidly and give the visual impression of both watercolour and oil colours. The advantages of working with acrylics versus other media types is that they are fast-drying, easy to clean up, have low odor, and are heavily pigmented, meaning the colors can be very bold and vibrant.
Unlike oils, you can continue to paint over the dried areas and not see any mistakes, hence it’s a very appealing medium for beginners.
Date: 22nd January, Saturday
Time: 3:30- 6:00 P.M.
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