Heritage and culture painting

"D is for Dancing Dragon" brings China's history and culture alive by describing its unique customs, art works, music, foods, geography and wildlife. #aapi #aapiheritagemonth #kidlit #illustration

July 18, 2024 (Day 4) Artwork: Crafted Spirits Today I arrived in Lusaka, Zambia, to a pleasant, partly cloudy day. My destination was the Kabwata Cultural Village, a vibrant hub of traditional crafts and local artistry. The village was alive with the colors and textures of Zambia's rich cultural heritage. As I walked through the village, I was captivated by the artisans at work, their hands deftly crafting beautiful pieces of wood, fabric and beads. The intricate designs and vibrant patt...

Singapore Rojak - Flower Shop is part of a 37metres long mural hand-painted at Changi Airport Terminal 4 Basement level. It showcases the colourful cultural and savoury food heritage of multi-racial Singapore.

Posts about Nyaya written by sreenivasaraos

Disha Sahu, interviewed by Marcia Milner-Brage To paraphrase from Disha Sahu’s blog Inking Nostalgia: The dialog between drawing and dance can be antagonistic. One tries to freeze a perfect moment, the other glorifies in continual movement. The two art forms are at opposite poles. Not to say that dance doesn’t express stillness. Or that drawing can’t […]