Zondag 1 december om 15.00 uur
Sujan Dangol, deelnemer aan de tentoonstelling From Burning Rice Fields to Urban Growt, geeft een workshop mandala maken voor belangstellenden.
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Artist Sujan Dangol from Nepal will tell us about the meaning and the importance of the Mandala in the Kathmandu valley, in relation to his work in the exhibition; following this he will guide us in making a Mandala. Each participant can make a small personal Mandala during this workshop.
Here is the special list of materials for the participant’s workshop:
Ideas to bring with you:
– Candies and sweets – the colored ones!
– Any type of grains available at home
– different plastic or metallic bottle caps
– Plastic things: recycled plastic pens or other small stationery items
– Disposable plastic bags
– Wooden twigs, (a lot, no longer than 6 inches = 15 cm)
– Dry leaves, dried or fresh flowers
– Photographs that are meaningful to you, featuring people or friends
– Recycled cloth pieces (in different shapes such as squares, circles, rectangles, or thin strips; these can be prepared in advance)
– Memorable items or accessories you would like to incorporate into the artwork (such as a pencil box, scissors, makeup tools – optional)
– 10 pieces of colorful A4 paper
– One or two cardboard boxes per participant, so you have material to use!
Tools:
– Scissors, knife
– camera
Sujan said: ‘We will share this list with the participants so they can check which materials are available in their surroundings. They do not need to bring all the listed items; they should aim to bring at least seven different items’
