［Ended］Chinese Brush Painting with Josephine Chong
February 8, 2020
Celebrate the Lunar New Year with an art form that has been around for thousands of years: Chinese brush painting! Traditionally, the paintings are done on silk with brushes made of animal hair and different inks to capture the essence of life of a subject. Subjects can range from flowers, birds, insects to landscapes, people and animals.
In this workshop, the talented Toronto-based artist Josephine Chong will show participants how to paint their very own koi fish. This is an introductory workshop open to all skill levels!
[Instructor]
Josephine is a visual artist from Toronto, Canada. Her minimal brush paintings are heavily inspired by her father’s more traditional Chinese artworks. Her motto for her art: “each brushstroke, with purpose”.
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Details
- Online registration is recommended. Remaining places will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Open to anyone 12 years and older. Please register each participant separately.
- This workshop requires participants to pay a $5.00 (+ tax) participation fee. This fee includes all materials for the workshop, including brushes, ink, palettes, MUJI stationery, and paper.
- Brushes, ink, and palettes will be provided. Other customizing materials will be provided for free during the workshop.
- Participants are advised to arrive at least 15 minutes prior the workshop to check in and purchase the notebook.
- Workshop will start at the announced time, and pre-registered spots will only be held for a limited time. If a registered participant doesn’t arrive on time, we may cancel their registration without notice and offer the place to another participant. Please arrive early to guarantee your spot.
- Please contact us here if you have any questions.
** Please keep in mind that ink may stain if it comes into contact with clothing.
Location: MUJI Atrium
Click on a session below to register. Each session will last about 60 minutes.
- Event date：
- February 8, 2020
- Entrance fee：
- $5.00 + tax (paid on the day of the workshop)