Art is not just about creativity; it is a powerful tool for self-expression, innovation, and cultural enrichment. To nurture artistic talent, Lord Krishna College of Education, Adhoya (Ambala) organized a Two-Day Young Artist’s Workshop on December 28-29, 2023, under the theme “Line, Colour & Shade.” This workshop provided an enriching experience for students, helping them refine their skills in fine arts and gain insights from experienced professionals.
Workshop Highlights
🎨 Theme: Line, Colour & Shade – A comprehensive exploration of artistic techniques.
👩🎨 Participants: Students of B.Ed. and D.El.Ed. from Lord Krishna College of Education.
🎭 Keynote Speaker: Mr. Sukhvinder Singh (PGT Fine Arts, DPS Public School).
🎨 Special Resource Persons: Mr. Parveen Kumar (Wisdom World School, Kurukshetra) & Mr. Rajiv Kumar (GSSS Adhoya).
🏆 Hands-on Sessions & Competition: Practical art sessions followed by an engaging competition.
📜 Certificate Distribution: Participants received certificates for their active involvement.
Objective of the Workshop
The workshop aimed to provide a structured platform for young artists to learn, experiment, and innovate using different artistic elements. It focused on:
✔ Understanding the role of lines, shading, and colors in fine art.
✔ Developing technical skills through expert-led sessions.
✔ Encouraging creative expression through hands-on workshops.
✔ Enhancing confidence in artistic abilities among young learners.
Event Structure & Engaging Sessions
The two-day workshop was meticulously planned, covering four technical sessions with expert guidance:
🔹 Day 1: December 28, 2023
📌 Inaugural Session: Welcome address by Dr. Renu Sohta (Coordinator) and a keynote speech by Mr. Sukhvinder Singh.
📌 Session 1: Artistic exploration with Mr. Parveen Kumar on different fine arts techniques.
📌 Session 2: Deep dive into shading and color application with Mr. Rajiv Kumar.
🔹 Day 2: December 29, 2023
📌 Session 3: Understanding the emotional impact of art with Mr. Sukhvinder Singh.
📌 Session 4: A final interactive competition, where participants showcased their learning.
📌 Valedictory Session: Address by Prof. Ram Viranjan (Dean, Faculty of Indic Studies, Kurukshetra University) and certificate distribution by Dr. Renu Sohta (Principal, Lord Krishna College of Education, Adhoya).
A Platform for Aspiring Artists
This workshop proved to be a stepping stone for students interested in fine arts. Through engaging sessions, students learned about artistic techniques, composition, and the significance of creativity in today’s world. The hands-on competition at the end provided them with an opportunity to demonstrate their skills and receive valuable feedback from experts.
Conclusion: A Successful Initiative
With active participation, insightful guidance from experts, and a well-structured learning experience, the Two-Day Young Artist’s Workshop was a resounding success. The event not only honed the students’ artistic abilities but also inspired them to pursue creativity with confidence.
About the Institution
Lord Krishna College of Education, Adhoya (Ambala) is a renowned institution accredited by NAAC, recognized by NCTE, and affiliated with Kurukshetra University. It is dedicated to academic and artistic excellence, offering a nurturing environment for students.
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