Graffiti Urban Art

Overview

Programme IDAEP0620658

Programme TypeWorkshops

Recommended Size 4 - 40

Language English

Programme Format On-site

Cost $250.00 Per hour $60.00 Per student

Primary Art Form - Sub-Genre Visual Arts - Mixed Media, Drawing, Graffiti, Painting

Student Profile Primary Upper, Secondary Lower, Secondary Upper, JC/CI, ITE

Duration

Secondary Art Form - Sub-Genre -

Venue (where applicable)

Showcase

Programme Synopsis Graffiti is popular among youths worldwide influencing contemporary fashion and mass communication. Done responsibly it is not a criminal act of vandalism but a work of art. This is more than just a lesson in art, it is understanding a social trend through exploring the roots of the graffiti subculture from its history, style and techniques. Graffiti ‘writer’ instructor will introduce various genres of graffiti art from tag lettering, throw-ups, cartoons, stencilling, style writing and awesome masterpieces. Students will use actual spray paint working collaboratively as a crew to produce a large mural on a board or actual wall. They will also be exposed to who is behind the many graffiti murals sprouting around Singapore.

Focus Areas Appreciate Arts & Culture, Acquire Skills & Knowledge, Articulate Thoughts & Ideas

Point of Emphasis Arts in Society

Lesson Goal #1 Exposure to the practice of graffiti art and the practitioners that are trending/ Able to identify the different genres of graffiti, familiar with st

Lesson Goal #2 Discuss civic responsibility in art vs vandalism/ Be aware of their surroundings and be civic conscious to differentiate vandalism from art.

Lesson Goal #3 Equipt participants with spray painting skills such as dots, shades and lines and to plan a collective mural piece through step-by-step process from

Visualiser

Normal classroom with projector for theory and design sessions. A well ventilated outdoor space for spraying sessions. Storage space for two bags of materials in between sessions. Please note that total price (cost) is the sum of per hour base fee x number of sessions + per student materials fee x number of students. Student cost for additional or reduced duration will be pro-rated.

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Offered by:

Kamal's Artshop

Kamal Arts is a visual arts practice and teaching studio with a community art gallery located at the rooftop of Wisma Geylang Serai. Founded by practicing artist Kamal Dollah, a dedicated batik-painting research facility and team of professional caricature artists operating as Cartoon.SG and more..

Contact

Kamal Dollah (Mr.) 63443369 admin@kamal.sg Visit provider page

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