KCC is introducing Colour Me Happy, a year-long series of drawing classes to facilitate students of all ages to learn basic ideas about the practice of visual art.

This art class aims to educate the participants about the stages of artistic development in children as well as adults. Drawing stimulates cognitive development and enhances various skills while promoting mental well–being. The drawing process stimulates the brain, improving the ability to perceive and interpret visual information, and the creative ability is enhanced through the drawing skill. This drawing class will serve as visual language transcending cultural and linguistic barriers, allowing individuals to convey their thoughts and emotions. It will help adults to reduce anxiety, stress, and symptoms of depression offering individuals healthy personalities for emotional expression and reflection. Participants will be encouraged to express themselves through the medium of their choice. 

Date: 13th September 2024 – 11th September 2025  

Time: Fridays (every week), 5:00 – 6:00 PM  

Venue: KCC 

What KCC offers: 

Drawing 

Shading  

Colouring 

Collage 

Special classes 

Discount rate for selective workshops 

Exam facility 

Certificates 

Renowned artists to take some special classes throughout the year 

What you’ll learn: 

Human Figure Drawing 

Nature Drawing 

Landscape Colouring 

Object Study 

Creative Implementation  

Trainer Profile: Bratati Sarkar 

Bratati Sarkar was born in Gobardanga, North 24 Parganas. She completed her B.F.A and M.F.A. in Painting from Government College of Art & Craft, Calcutta. She started her professional career by participating in various National-level art shows. Notable among them was “Future Stroke”, organized by the Arts Acre Foundation, a Group Exhibition at ICCR Organized By NGMA, and a Duet Show sponsored by Altamira Art Gallery, among many others. Sarkar has also been invited to and has participated in workshops such as the National Workshop in Delhi, MANUSHI, organized by the National Book Trust, Silk Painting workshop under the guidance of Prof. Ratan Acharya, an international painting workshop Organized by Gati Art Trust at Bolpur. Currently, she has been working as an art teacher at The BSS school, Kolkata for the past 8 years. 

Note: 

There is no age limit for students. Anyone can come and join with their quest and creativity. Those who want to learn the fundamentals of visual art only need their time and energy to experience a creative journey.  

We will have separate teachers and spaces for children and guardians (both can attend this class).