Yes we may all be stuck at home, but who says we can't travel!

In fact we can travel in even better ways - through art, theatre and stories of a country and even try out the art for ourselves. So whenever you do have a chance to visit that country, you already know it better than most!

Lets go over to Japan, the land of the rising sun, Mount Fuji, tidal waves, dragons and art that reflects all of it! Using available material at home like foil, we discover innovative ways to uncover the spirit of the Japanese masters through the powerful dragon myths of the region in this exciting session where we create our very own 3D dragon too!

Material: Newspaper, cello tape/paper tape, foil, toothpicks, acrylic paint, paintbrush, water bowl, rag, scissors and any other decorating material

Multi Faculty Program:

Our art facilitator for this module, Komal Suryawanshi specializes in printmaking and painting. Her prints have been awarded in the State Art Exhibition in the year 2013 and 2014. She conducts several art and printmaking workshops with The Pomegranate Workshop. Komal’s styles of interest include Folk Art, Kerala style paintings, Madhubani for its elegance and art with far-eastern influences and experimenting with exclusive art media. She enjoys researching performing art, sculpture and architecture for her classrooms. Komal is a print maker and has completed her Masters in Fine Art from Northern University- Jalgaon.

Komal will be accompanied by Pomegranate facilitator Apeksha Harsh (Head of Language Programmes at Pomegranate)