Calligraphy workshop for Lunar New Year 2025

Saturday 1 February 2025 at 10:00AM
Success Library

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Event Description

Calligraphy, the art of 'beautiful writing', has long been considered the supreme art form in China, Japan, and Korea, more valued than painting and sculpture.
It is ranked highly as a means of expressing visual harmony and culture.
This reflects the importance of the written word in East Asian cultures and allows for self-expression in the strokes of the brush.
Join Elvie from Culture Care WA for this calligraphy class to learn the basics of creating the cursive letters that make up this ancient art.

When

10:00AM - 11:30AM
Saturday 1 February 2025

Contact

0894113840

Where

Success Community Room
Success Library
11 Wentworth Parade
Success WA 6164
Australia
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