Where: Discovery Square, Multipurpose Room
Description
The Tingatinga painting workshop will be fun, exciting and rewarding to all participants. During this step-by step art workshop you will learn how to create your own amazing Tingatinga painting in bright, exotic and attractively blended colors. You will paint side by side with some really famous master Tingatinga painters from Tanzania and you will quickly learn to apply the technical aspects of a Tingatinga painting. Bring a picture of your favorite animal, plants and flowers. These will function as a source of inspiration for your amazingly beautiful painting! You will take your own Tingatinga painting home at the end of this artistic workshop. This Tingatinga painting workshop will be fun, exciting and rewarding to all participants: definitely a not-to-miss experience for fun-loving artistic people! Due to popularity we are running three of these workshops. Please check WEP772 and WEP773 if this event is booked.
Juma Kileo
Juma Kileo is an artist in the tradition of David Mzuguno, the originator of the Mzuguno style of painting.
Kipara Mzuguno
Kipara Mzuguno is an artist who has carried on in the tradition of his father, David Mzuguno, the originator of the Mzuguno style of painting.
Mshana Mzuguno
Mshana Mzuguno is an artist who has carried on in the tradition of his father, David Mzuguno, the originator of the Mzuguno style of painting.
Pascal Bogaert
Pascal Bogaert, Belgian, obtained a masters degree in the visual arts and a teaching license from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Ghent, Belgium in 1997. He lived and work in East Africa since 1998 and I am currently the MYP and IB Visual Arts teacher at the International School of Uganda.
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