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Awunyo Doris left a comment for Dr. Okra"Good Day, How is everything with you, I picked interest on you after going through your short profile and deemed it necessary to write you immediately. I have something very vital to disclose to you, but I found it difficult to express myself…"
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Kalwant Ajimal left a comment for Awunyo Doris"Dear Owunyo Doris
Welcome to Traditional Arts Innovators. I am delighted to welcome you to this network.
Do tell us about what you are doing and provide a commentary on your work. I will be pleased to publish your work on this site after a…"
Kalwant Ajimal left a comment for doreen bibi"Doreen
You have also expressed an interest in the making of kites. We will respond to your request very soon.
In the meantime you must also visit our maim site for teachers by using this link:
Traditional Arts for Teachers
I welcome your comments…"
Kalwant Ajimal left a comment for doreen bibi"Dear Doreen
I am delighted to welcome you to the Ephemeral Arts Innovators site. You have joined a site where people discuss and debate the use of traditional arts of communities, especially those which have a time element related to them. This…"
Kalwant Ajimal posted a blog postExamples of Ephemeral Arts from Indian SubContinent
Examples of Ephemeral ArtsThe most notable examples Ephemeral Arts are drawn from the Indian Subcontinent. These are mehndi (or henna painting), rangoli, masks, fancy festival dress, face painting and floral decorations.Mehndi consists of decorations of hands, feet and face by using henna paste. Mehndi is used to celebrate weddings, cultural events and now, increasingly as a fashion statement. Examples of mehndi are shown in the Mehndi Gallery. Please see the website using the links given on…See More
osman left a comment for Kalwant Ajimal"Hi, the big painting I did for a local club was for a one off evening they had 2 weeks ago. I did a mural in food dye on a big cloth. In the center, it said earthdance, painted with coffee.
It came out quite nice and I'm sure it'll look…"
osman left a comment for Kalwant Ajimal"Hi, wise words.
I have learned to work for love and inspiration. Money comes after that.
So I did some doodles, also in preparation for a thing I'm planning.
I will make some of this stuff in all sorts of recycled…"
Kalwant Ajimal left a comment for osman"Regarding your 4 ft painting- what did it cover? Do you have a picture? In what way was it ephemeral?"
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Creative Expressions inspired by Religious Events
Cultural events for celebrating Religious CalendarA huge topic with many variations and exciting outcomes! All showing time-based culture; featuring religious events. Not to forget religious…Continue
Tags: ephemeral, arts, religious, festivals, of
Started by Kalwant Ajimal Sep 28, 2009.
Transitory Arts for Education
Understanding Time-based Culture for the School Curriculum:A rich resource for taking older children through a creative learning experience. I invite 25 teachers to join and lead this discussion…if…Continue
Tags: resources, education, agenda, invitation, teachers
Started by Kalwant Ajimal Sep 16, 2009.
Decorating the body of the bride, her maids and their friends...the Hindu wedding marks the henna body painting
Decorating the body of the bride. Weddings! What a great time to decorate the bodies of brides, their maids and friends. Rich in colour, sometimes also very expensive. Wedding arts reflect hope,…Continue
Tags: celebrations, painting, body, henna, brides
Started by Kalwant Ajimal Sep 15, 2009.
Creative Arts to Celebrate the Seasons; hope, joy and prosperity
The Call of the Seasons. Changing for centuries, but almost always predictable. The change of the season inspires people, especially farming communities as the rainy season sets in, promising a good…Continue
Tags: of, end, the, dry, season
Started by Kalwant Ajimal Sep 15, 2009.
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Examples of Ephemeral Arts from Indian SubContinent
Examples of Ephemeral Arts
The most notable examples Ephemeral Arts are drawn from the Indian Subcontinent. These are mehndi (or henna painting), rangoli, masks, fancy festival dress, face painting and floral decorations.
Mehndi consists of decorations of hands, feet and face by using henna paste. Mehndi is used to celebrate weddings, cultural events and now, increasingly as a fashion statement. Examples of mehndi are shown in the Mehndi Gallery. Please see… Continue
The most notable examples Ephemeral Arts are drawn from the Indian Subcontinent. These are mehndi (or henna painting), rangoli, masks, fancy festival dress, face painting and floral decorations.
Mehndi consists of decorations of hands, feet and face by using henna paste. Mehndi is used to celebrate weddings, cultural events and now, increasingly as a fashion statement. Examples of mehndi are shown in the Mehndi Gallery. Please see… Continue
Posted by Kalwant Ajimal on October 15, 2009 at 2:28
Ephemeral Arts Programming for NEWHAM, East London
Mirador Culture to work in a joint venture with Centre@270 Trust in NEWHAM
Arrangements have been finalised for Mirador Culture, the manager of the Ephemeral Arts Programmes, to work in Newham on an extended basis. A programme of close collaboration with Newham Council, now under development, will also be a key part of our commitment to prioritise local aims and policies.
We will seek collaborations with artists, teachers, schools, librarians, children ( 8-11 year… Continue
Arrangements have been finalised for Mirador Culture, the manager of the Ephemeral Arts Programmes, to work in Newham on an extended basis. A programme of close collaboration with Newham Council, now under development, will also be a key part of our commitment to prioritise local aims and policies.
We will seek collaborations with artists, teachers, schools, librarians, children ( 8-11 year… Continue
Posted by Kalwant Ajimal on October 1, 2009 at 9:30
Training Programme for Ephemeral Arts Practitioners
Mirador Culture, the creator of Ephmeral Arts Innovators is now an Online Training Programme in several stages.
We have an extensive access to resources materials, notes, photographs and commentaries.
The Online Training Programme will be provided in Three Parts, each with various levels of difficulty and each stage will be require the completion of course-work exercises, essays and a research exercise.
Qualified candidates, judged from an examination of their CV and… Continue
We have an extensive access to resources materials, notes, photographs and commentaries.
The Online Training Programme will be provided in Three Parts, each with various levels of difficulty and each stage will be require the completion of course-work exercises, essays and a research exercise.
Qualified candidates, judged from an examination of their CV and… Continue
Posted by Kalwant Ajimal on September 27, 2009 at 23:48
An International Collaboration
Dear Ephemeral Artist
Introducing International Collaboration for the Ephemeral Arts
Welcome to a new collaboration, a partnership for the future, long lasting, not ephemeral!
Are you still interested in joining a number of programmes that I will be developing from now onwards? Become a member
without payment of susbcription fees. New entrance fees will be payable in 2009.
TEN POINT ACTION PLAN
1.Join the International… Continue
Introducing International Collaboration for the Ephemeral Arts
Welcome to a new collaboration, a partnership for the future, long lasting, not ephemeral!
Are you still interested in joining a number of programmes that I will be developing from now onwards? Become a member
without payment of susbcription fees. New entrance fees will be payable in 2009.
TEN POINT ACTION PLAN
1.Join the International… Continue
Posted by Kalwant Ajimal on September 15, 2009 at 7:00
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Traditional Arts, also known as Ephemeral arts are temporary or short-lived based on a specific occasion or event and transitory in nature
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