Training on Chittara Painting in Bangalore, Sept 4-7
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From: Geetha Bhat <cfria.art@gmail.com>
Subject: Training on Chittara Painting
Dear Friends, Greetings from CFRIA !!! Center For Revival of Indigenous Art (CFRIA) is a voluntary non-profit organization that is committed towards preserving indigenous art practices in India. Its aim is to revive, preserve and support declining indigenous art practices mostly significantly concerned with the economic regeneration of the artist community. With this objective, CFRIA is organizing a 4 days training program on Chittara painting. Chittara is an autochthonus art practice of an indigenous community called Deevaru residing at Sagar, Shimoga. Chittara drawings are intricate patterns that represents the auspicious ceremonies and rituals of life symbolized in geometric patterns. It is a socio cultural art practice of women passed on from generation, using eco friendly materials.
Training will be conducted in Bangalore, those who are interested kindly contact us.
For any other information, please visit our website www.cfria.in or write to us at cfria.art@gmail.com. For registration, please call at 9686535353 or 9886064822. Regards
Priya
Center for Revival of Indigenous Art
452, Ist Floor, IIIrd Cross,
Wilson Garden,
Bangalore, 560027, Karnataka, India,
Phone number: +91 (0) 80 222 35413
M- +91-9686535353, 9886064822
email: cfria.art@gmail.com
web- www.cfria.in
Subject: Training on Chittara Painting
Dear Friends, Greetings from CFRIA !!! Center For Revival of Indigenous Art (CFRIA) is a voluntary non-profit organization that is committed towards preserving indigenous art practices in India. Its aim is to revive, preserve and support declining indigenous art practices mostly significantly concerned with the economic regeneration of the artist community. With this objective, CFRIA is organizing a 4 days training program on Chittara painting. Chittara is an autochthonus art practice of an indigenous community called Deevaru residing at Sagar, Shimoga. Chittara drawings are intricate patterns that represents the auspicious ceremonies and rituals of life symbolized in geometric patterns. It is a socio cultural art practice of women passed on from generation, using eco friendly materials.
Training will be conducted in Bangalore, those who are interested kindly contact us.
For any other information, please visit our website www.cfria.in or write to us at cfria.art@gmail.com. For registration, please call at 9686535353 or 9886064822. Regards
Priya
Center for Revival of Indigenous Art
452, Ist Floor, IIIrd Cross,
Wilson Garden,
Bangalore, 560027, Karnataka, India,
Phone number: +91 (0) 80 222 35413
M- +91-9686535353, 9886064822
email: cfria.art@gmail.com
web- www.cfria.in
