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

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

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

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