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Chinese Brush Painting @Tampines, starts 8 Feb - TP20220208CBP
Through Chinese Brush Painting, participants will develop an appreciation of Chinese culture and art.
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Brahm Centre @ Tampines 473 Tampines Street 43 ##01-94 Singapore, 520473 Singapore
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WHAT?
WHEN?
Tuesdays
February 8th, 15th, 22nd
March 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th
Apr 5th
(No Class on the March 1st.)
Time: 10am - 12pm
No of Sessions: 8
WHERE:
Brahm Centre @ Tampines
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
- Introduction on the history of Chinese Art and Culture. To learn how to paint Chinese Bamboo in Chinese ink with different brush strokes.
- To learn how to paint Golden Rain Tree (yellow flower) Blossom in spring with Chick. To practice Golden Rain Tree (yellow flower) in Chinese ink and colours with chick animal using Chinese ink.
- To learn how to paint the Chinese Cherry Blossom in Winter. To practice Chinese Cherry Blossom in ink and colours.
- To learn how to paint tropical Jambu fruit and leaves. To practice Jambu fruit and leaves with Chinese ink and colours with different techniques of brush strokes.
- To learn how to paint coconut and coconut tree. To practice coconut fruit and coconut tree with Chinese ink and colours.
- To learn how to paint Chrysanthemum flower in basket. To practice Chrysanthemum flower in different colours and basket.
- To learn the unique perspective in Chinese painting. To practice scenery painting with trees, cloud and birds.
Course fee:
$280 | $56 for seniors eligible for National Silver Academy (NSA) subsidy*
*NSA subsidy is for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents aged 50 and above.
**Minimum 10 students to start class.
All Art Materials Provided
Trainer's Profile:
Lee Sher Ley is a graduate from the Raffles Design Institute Singapore (used to be call LASALLE International Fashion School (L.I.F.S) Singapore) and also holds a NAFA Certificate in Children’s Art and Craft. With more than 10 years of teaching experience under her belt, her bubbly and jovial demeanour makes her an instant hit with all her students. Shirley’s passion for Arts goes beyond teaching in the classroom setting. She has spent more than 10 years volunteering in the art programme at Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (CPAS). Sher Ley is currently teaching intermediate art classes at Petit Atelier – Art School.