Chinese Calligraphy Workshop | Chinese New Year Edition
Learn the art of Chinese calligraphy and create a personalised Mini Light Box in this workshop led by artist Elaine Chan, perfect for creating a meaningful Chinese New Year keepsake.
- When
- Till Sun, 28 Feb 2027
- Started from Sat, 7 Feb 2026
- For
- family · kids · adults
- Cost
- price not stated
- Tags
- family · senior
About this event
In this workshop, participants will learn about the cultural significance of calligraphy, practise basic brush techniques, and create an auspicious character artwork on premium rice paper. Children can personalise their pieces with decorative stamps, and all participants will assemble their artwork into a personalised Mini Light Box to take home, thus creating a meaningful keepsake that blends traditional heritage art with modern craft.
The workshop will be facilitated by Elaine Chan, founder of Inklings (鈴感工房), and a Singaporean artist trained in Chinese calligraphy who has collaborated with National Library Board, N.Heritage Board, and Aston Martin, specialising in making heritage arts accessible and contemporary for modern Singaporean audiences.
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