Practices For Families Tours & Trails

Batik Painting Workshop

7, 14 May • 10:00am • Enabling Village
7, 14 May • 01:30pm • Enabling Village

Experience our batik art workshop led by skilled artisans - our Metta youths with special needs. Learn about the traditional art and work on your very own batik art painting that you can bring back with you!

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Batik Painting Workshop
Dates & Time: 
Sat, 7 May | 10am to 11.30am
Sat, 7 May | 1.30pm to 3pm
Sat, 14 May | 10am to 11.30am
Sat, 14 May | 1.30pm to 3pm
 
Venue: Enabling Village, Academy Block Classroom 1 & 2
Fee: $40 per pax | Up to 12 pax per session
Registration:
 
Each batik painting goes through the tedious process of tracing, waxing, painting, treating with a batik fixer, washing and scrubbing repetitively with hot water, and finally ironing before it could be used as a material for the making of various products. The fundamental techniques and production of batik paintings and products help our artists and trainees to stay focused and build fine motor skills, instilling self-confidence and the motivation to succeed in each of them.
 
Participants in the workshop get to learn and experience batik art and interact with our skilled artisans - our Metta youths with special needs. You will also get to work on your very own batik art painting that you can bring back with you!
 
About Arts@Metta, Metta Welfare Association
Arts@Metta was initiated in 2007 by Metta Welfare Association to actively seek to increase employment opportunities for graduated Metta School Youths diagnosed with mild disability and/or autism through a comprehensive training and development in the visual arts. We strive to empower them with life skills that promote integration, independence and socialisation.
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