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意言社 Artistori

Nov 212 min read

Enchanting Christmas Art Party!

Do you want to build a snowman?

Enchanting Chstimas Art Party Canvas Snowman Painting Parent Child Art Party

Free Trial Period: 28th November 2024 to 1st December 2024.

Free Trial Registration: https://www.artistori.com/event-details/creative-art-and-speech-free-trial

Project Duration: 5 lessons at 1 hour 30 minutes per lesson.

Project Period: 28th November 2024 to 29th December 2024.

Parent-Child Bonding Art Party: 26th December to 29th December 2024 (Don't miss it!)

Join Our Enchanting Christmas Art Party!

As the year draws to a close, it's time to celebrate the festive season with joy and laughter! This Christmas, let your children immerse themselves in the magic of the holidays with our delightful art party.

What's in Store?

Gift Exchange Extravaganza: Watch your children's faces light up as they receive gifts and indulge in a feast of candies and treats!
Creative Snowman Painting: Your little ones paint their favorite snowman, surrounded by the enchanting scenes of Christmas.
Captivating Storytelling: Enjoy cozy storytelling sessions featuring beloved Christmas books that will captivate and delight your children.
Collaborative Food Art Activity: During our presentation week, parents are invited to join in a fun and interactive food art activity with their children, fostering creativity and bonding.
Art Presentation: Be amazed as your child proudly presents their beautiful canvas painting, showcasing their artistic talents!

Don't miss out on this magical year-end celebration!

We look forward to celebrating with you and spreading the holiday cheer together!

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意言社 Artistori

用艺术表达语言，让语言丰富艺术

Your Story, Your Art

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意言社 Artistori

Nov 62 min read

Collab. Ukiyo-e Inspired Linoleum Block Print

Suits 11 years old and above.

Collaborative Ukiyo-e Inspired Linoleum Block Printing

Storyline based printed on T-shirt

Visual Arts & Presentations (VAP)

For P5 & above.

Project Duration: 11 lessons at 2 hours per lesson.

Project Period: From Friday 15th November to Sunday 26th January 2024.

Free Trial Period: 1 lesson only during Friday 15th November to Sunday 17th November 2024.

Free Trial Registration: https://www.artistori.com/event-details/free-trial-visual-arts-and-presentations

Ukiyo-e (浮世絵), meaning “Pictures of the Floating World,” is a celebrated Japanese art genre that thrived during the Tokugawa Period (1603–1868). These woodblock prints vividly capture scenes of Japanese daily life, such as bustling cityscapes, serene coastal views, sumo wrestling matches, and dojo activities. Ukiyo-e prints are notable for their stylistic composition, attention to detail, and the use of bold colors, offering a window into Edo-period Japan’s urban culture and aesthetic.

One of the most iconic works from this genre is The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Katsushika Hokusai, created around 1831. This dynamic and colorful woodblock print portrays a powerful wave towering over boats, with Mount Fuji in the background. The image has become globally recognized, influencing numerous artists, including European impressionists like Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. These artists admired the bold compositions, asymmetrical balance, and vibrant use of color in Ukiyo-e, integrating these elements into their own works and contributing to the cross-cultural exchange that enriched Western art.

In a project inspired by Ukiyo-e, young artists at Artistori will collaboratively create a visual story, drawing from varied scenes that reflect a journey or narrative. Each artist will design their own scene in Ukiyo-e style, focusing on composition, color, and thematic continuity with the works of their peers. Their creations will ultimately be printed on T-shirts, adding a wearable dimension to their artwork and bridging traditional art with contemporary design.

This project not only celebrates the spirit of Ukiyo-e but also serves as an excellent piece for students’ visual art portfolios, particularly for Direct School Admission (DSA) applications. Through this hands-on experience, young artists deepen their knowledge of Japanese art history, develop technical skills in composition and color application, and demonstrate creativity in storytelling—qualities that showcase their potential in the Fine Arts.

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