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Katara Art Studios at the Cultural Village is hosting the QatArt educational workshops, which include a wide range of activities aimed at honing and developing artistic skills.
The workshops cover areas such as paper quilling, flipbook animation, cookie decoration with royal icing, water-colour floral painting and paper mache cat money bank.
Friday’s workshop saw the participation of talented children aged seven years and above.
According to paper quilling trainer Shuara Iqbal Hussain, participants learnt basic paper quilling techniques and applied them in making sturdy and water-resistant paper jewellery.
From September 10, Katara Art Studios will hold the “end-of-week” workshops. Participants aged 10 years and above can hone their skills in silk painting (Sept 10), batik-basic and advanced (Sept 12) and Ebru & marbling art - basic and advanced (Sept 17) at these workshops.
Those interested in abstract art can join the Zentangle workshop on September 24. For those interested in floral arrangements, the Roza harvest workshop will be held on September 17.
The Ramadan workshop on floral arrangements had seen a significant turnout of participants. Registration for these workshops can be done through education@katara.net
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