Course summary
Explore the world of brush calligraphy and master the fundamentals of writing with brush and ink. It’s a captivating art form that allows you to add a personal touch to paper crafts and make unique gifts. With just a few downstrokes, upstrokes, and curved strokes, you’ll witness your writing transform into art.
All painting materials provided!
What you will learn
- the fundamentals of traditional Chinese brush calligraphy
- principles, techniques, subject matters and styles
- how to mix tones
- understand the meaning of the strokes
What you will get
- your completed calligraphy
About the tutor
Kim Hoa Tram, Chinese-Vietnamese, is a Zen artist living in Yarraville. As a Zen artist, ink painting is his style as well as Chinese calligraphy. In the past he has travelled and held his solo exhibitions in many countries.
The art of Kim Hoa Tram is spiritual and poetic. Kim draws inspiration from traditional Chinese painting, calligraphy and the wisdom of Zen (Chan is Chinese), which he studied for many years. Kim has discovered himself to and has undertaken a journey of artistic and spiritual discoveries.
His works have been collected by the NGA (National Gallery of Australia), NGV, Queensland Art Gallery, and many private collectors. In 2008, he was chosen by NGV to hold the exhibition called “Moon in Reflection”.
Course cost
COST: $165.00
Class availability: 10 PLACES REMAINING
Course dates
Saturday 28 October
10.00am – 11.30am (6 sessions)
Book this course
To enrol in this course, fill out the form below. Remember to add the details of any other students who are part of your booking.
Please note: This class requires a minimum number of students to go ahead. For this reason, we encourage students to book at least 5 days prior to the course/workshop. In the unlikely event that we don't get enough enrolments, we may need to postpone to a later date or cancel the course/workshop. You will be advised via email or text prior to the class commencing.
$165.00
10 PLACES AVAILABLE
Course gallery
The photos below are an indication of what to expect from the class.
