22 Sept 2018 – ArtStories held a simple Fan-making workshop for little ones at Jurong Green CC. Paper Fans were first developed and used by the Japanese in the 6th Century. It was primarily used by court magistrates for cooling off during the summer months. It later became popular outside of the court and people started inventing various patterns and designs to attract buyers.
In our workshop, we taught the little ones how to do the unique umbrella folding pattern and added designs to make their mini fans look special!
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ArtStories is an artistic endeavour which creates meaningful art projects that uses stories, memories and narrated moments with Singaporean Artist, Jacquelyn Soo.
Jacquelyn has worked with communities locally and internationally to conceptualise engaging community art programmes that address the needs of the community. She also creates and works with other artists in various Art & Craft workshops for people interested in learning about art and artistic practices.
ArtStories welcomes individuals and communities from various walks of life including children, youths, adults, elderly as well as people with special needs or disabilities to work with the artist on custom tailored art commissions, art workshops and selected Art & Craft programmes.
Jacquelyn is also a MOE – NAC registered Artist who conducts art training in private and public schools.
ArtStories runs art workshops that can be conducted at different locations and can host large groups of participants.
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