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Are you an artist at the core of your heart? If so, you are born with an aptitude for pursuing fine arts. It may be either as a hobby or as a career in your life. An art school is an institute that provides training in fine arts. Fine arts comprise drawing, painting, sculpture and allied art and craft disciplines. Fine art colleges focus intensively on fine arts alone. Hence these are the best art colleges for learning the purest forms of fine arts. Royal College of Art is the only art and design university in the world. It has been ranking first in QS World University Rankings for five consecutive years. Delhi College of Art is considered to be the best art school in India. If I spot an art school near me providing drawing classes for beginners, especially drawing classes near me for kids, classes near me for adults or else canvas painting classes near me; I would consider myself lucky for my entire family. Keep reading further...

Have you ever used photography as a hobby to express your artistic urges? Did you feel a creative pleasure out of doing so? Or have  you ever used photography for promoting your business? Maybe you joined some color or black and white photography courses in Bangalore sometime. You even might have attended some fashion photography workshops somewhere! What about portrait photography, event photography, product photography, food photography, street photography, mobile photography, documentary photography and photo editing courses? Are you interested in learning any of these?  Would you ever like to visit Ooty doing some travel photography on the way? You can compare your results with those in the archives of Light and Life Academy in Ooty on reaching there. You need some training to excel in the art of photography like you do so in any other art. Light and Life Academy is one of the best photography institutes in India. It churns out the best talent in the field every year. Photography i

Film Making Courses in Bangalore Indiranagar  in the Movie Studio at FLUX A movie studio aka a film studio is a privately owned studio facility generally by a film production company along with equipment facilities used in making films. There are others who never made a movie themselves as they are not film production companies but only the studio owners renting out their studios by the hours. We do both of them. We also run film making courses for those who want to learn how to be a part of the film making process in any capacity. Also, we offer courses in short film making, documentary film making, film direction, videography, cinematography, video editing, sound editing, lighting, script writing for movies and film acting classes. Which one of the above do you think you would be interested in? Keep reading...

History of Drama: Western drama is traced back to the classical Greek culture around 5th century BC. Athens was the center of this ancient theatrical culture. There three genres of drama used to get enacted, tragedy, comedy and satire. But by the beginning of the 2nd century BC Rome came up to be the center of the theatrical scene. Early middle ages were the time of morality drama when churches staged dramatized versions of biblical events. It went up the same way till 15th century. Further in the 16th and 17th centuries, English Renaissance theatre took up the theatrical center stage and dominated it with the rise of such great legendary dramatists like Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, Thomas Middleton, and Ben Jonson to name a few. Later from 1660 to 1710 England saw the rise of restoration comedy with the rise of the dramatists like John Dryden, William Wycherley and George Etherege. Modern and postmodern era dominated the scene during 19th and 20th centuries initiated by the 19th

Slow spine movement is an exploratory movement class addressing the core of more authentic dance movement along with being an entire dance movement therapy in itself. It derives its principles from contemporary dance and yoga. It breaks complicated moves down to slow movements that study the body and its muscles. These sessions are ideal for anyone who feels a desire to slow down, enjoy and play with the body movements. The access point to this way of moving is the spine which is the seat of consciousness in the body. Read further...

Contact improvisation dance doesn’t have any rehearsed moves in it. The dancers rather improvise them on the spur of the moment. They do so through exploring their partners’ weight sharing support. Both partners provide this support to as they touch each other and move around in an aware manner. Steve Paxton was an American dancer and choreographer. He had also trained in the martial art named aikido. It was he who first invented this new dance form in 1972. He had an excellent company comprising many other dancers named Nancy Stark Smith, Lisa Nelson, Andrew Harwood, Nita Little, Karen Nelson, Ray Chung, and Danny Lepkoff. They took up contact improvisation research quite seriously. They studies all kinds of contact improv moves. And then they ultimately turned them into much sought after contact improv games. Read more...

We are offering X Sense – A 100 Hour Professional Contemporary Dance Course in Bangalore Indiranagar at FLUX that not only trains the body in contemporary skill and technique, but also the entire mind body system in the movement awareness. Facilitators with Their Specific Charges: Sahiba Singh:  Choreography & Release Technique Anshu Priya:  Contemporary Dance Technique & Core Fortification Shyam Hemrom:  Acrobatics, Body Flexibility & Body Strengthening Ambareesh:  Musicality Concepts & Movement Concepts Yashu M:  Strength & Release Technique Navya Sah:  Therapeutic Slow Spine Movement Sessions Navya Sah:  Therapeutic Slow Spine Movement Sessions Get more details...