Tag Archives: imagination

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Art In The Park

Finally looks like we are going to start again with a new season of Arty-doodle-do! Last time we did 4 sessions in Nizamuddin Community Center and had a blast.

This time we’ll be holding the sessions outdoors at Lodhi Gardens. Art in the Park, that’s what it is! Beautiful atmosphere, fresh air, lovely light, children, some art and loads of fun.

Art in the Park

There are 2 time slots to choose from:

Slot 1 (9.00 – 10.00 AM on Wednesdays): 9 May / 16 May / 23 May / 30 May / 6 June
Slot 2 (9.00 – 10.00 AM on Fridays): 11 May / 18 May / 25 May / 1 June / 8 June

Venue: Lodhi Gardens (near the pond, under the group of old trees)
All materials will be provided. Limited class size.
Workshop is structured as 4-sessions.

Notes:
- The age group is right from 2.5 to 6 years, so siblings can join together… and yet do their own thing.
- Children should be accompanied by a care giver.
- They may carry a water bottle, a small snack, and a picnic mat.
- Clothes may get stained or dirty during activities, children may wear something accordingly.

For any queries / suggestions or registration, please email urvikhanna@gmail.com, or use the comments form below.

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In the Thick of Paint!

Paint, paint and more paint, on little feet, hands, faces and some on paper. They simply love it, there are some who take their time to get into the thick of paint but once they overcome their fears there is no stopping them. We all had a blast and my son just can’t get enough of these classes. Over the four weeks they experimented with various mediums and experienced art together. One child’s words can start a chain reaction of events, they act and react to all that is around them, its so unpredictable and creative! Their minds are buzzing and hands itching to do, its a challenge to keep up.

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Children’s Art Program

Arty-doodle-do™ is the name of a new art experience program I am designing for preschoolers and toddlers. It’s a kind of art initiation program that deals with experiencing art in it’s various forms and not just concentrating on creating objects.

Art can be a powerful tool for self expression while being total fun. Children can learn about their environment and share their experiences through art and learn to cooperate and collaborate. The program also aims to develop communication and motor skills; fuel their imagination and expose them to the various possibilities with art.