For those that didn’t get a chance to attend the Chinese calligraphy and painting workshops earlier in the month, there will be two more afternoon sessions in November.
This is for beginners, being held on Tuesday 7 November, noon–2pm, who are keen to learn about the beautiful art of Chinese brush painting. Through easy-to-follow instructions, everyone creates a piece of their own to take away!
On Wednesday 8 October, noon–2pm, we will be running a Chinese calligraphy class. Chinese calligraphy is a form of calligraphy widely practiced in China and revered in the Chinese cultural sphere, which often includes Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam. The calligraphic tradition of East Asia originated and developed from China. Not only is it a functional way of writing, but it is also considered an art form within Asian culture.
Both events have very limited capacity and are on a first come basis, so if you would like to attend then please email z.man@qmul.ac.uk to reserve a space.
The venue for both workshops will be Arts One Building, Room 2.07, Mile End campus.
All of our events/classes and courses are available to both QMUL students and staff, as well as non-QMUL members.
To learn more about the QMUL Confucius Institute and for more events happening please visit our website.