St. Thomas School recently organized a highly engaging and informative two-day painting workshop. The event witnessed the presence of esteemed guests, Professor Bhadra Singh and Ms. Rama Kanaujiya, both renowned figures in the world of art. The workshop aimed to cultivate artistic skills and foster a deep appreciation for art among the students. The school principal, Mrs. Vidhupriya Chakravarti, expressed gratitude to the guests and highlighted the significance of art education.
Day 1: Professor Bhadra Singh’s Artful Insights (St. Thomas School Hosts Inspiring Two-Day Painting Workshop)
On the first day of the workshop, Professor Bhadra Singh, an Assistant Professor of Art at RKMV College in Shimla, graced the event as the chief guest. With expertise in the field, Professor Bhadra shared valuable insights on the potential benefits of art for students from sixth to twelfth grade. He emphasized how art can positively impact their future endeavors, fostering creativity, and critical thinking skills.
Exploring Miniature Art with Rama Kanaujiya
Accompanying Professor Bhadra, Ms. Rama Kanaujiya, associated with Himachal Pradesh University, conducted a session dedicated to the intricacies of miniature art. Through her guidance, the students were introduced to the fine details and techniques involved in this art form. Rama Kanaujiya’s expertise added a new dimension to the workshop, inspiring young artists to delve into the world of intricate and captivating artistry.
Day 2 : A Multifaceted Art Experience
On the second day, the workshop catered to students from pre-nursery to fifth grade, providing a holistic art experience for young learners. International artists, Puran Thapa and Jamuna Gurung, led the session, sharing their expertise and captivating the children with their artistic prowess.
Exploring Various Art Forms
Puran Thapa, renowned for his artistic achievements, engaged the students of the 11th and 12th grades in an enlightening discussion about watercolor art. The session offered valuable insights into the techniques, styles, and expressive possibilities of this captivating medium. Meanwhile, Jamuna Gurung inspired the younger participants with interactive activities and lessons, fostering creativity and self-expression.
The two-day painting workshop at St. Thomas School proved to be an enriching experience for the students. Under the guidance of esteemed guests and talented artists, the students gained valuable knowledge, honed their artistic skills, and developed a deep appreciation for various art forms. Such initiatives play a vital role in nurturing creativity and fostering a love for art among the younger generation.
