The Art of Rangoli
Rangoli is a type of art originating from Nepal, India and Bangladesh. Rangoli is created using coloured sand, rice, flour and even flower petals to make beautiful patterns on flooring typically around the time of Deepavali.
The Art of Rangoli – ANZA (Australia and New Zealand Association) (anza.org.sg 17th Nov 2016)
https://anza.org.sg/2016/11/17/the-art-of-rangoli Rangoli is a type of art originating from Nepal, India and Bangladesh. Rangoli is created using coloured sand, rice, flour and even flower petals to make beautiful patterns on flooring typically around the time of Deepavali. As global citizens, the students of Melbourne Specialist International School recently extended their learning through lessons about other […]
Record-setting floor art at Gardens by the Bay
This floor decoration yesterday set a Singapore record for the largest collage made of glass marbles - 15,000 in total.
Record-setting floor art at Gardens by the Bay (STRAIT TIMES 23 Oct 2016)
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/record-setting-floor-art-at-gardens-by-the-bay This floor decoration yesterday set a Singapore record for the largest collage made of glass marbles – 15,000 in total. Known as a rangoli, the 10m by 12m artwork at Gardens by the Bay was created by 57-year-old local visual artist Vijaya Mohan, with the help of more than 550 people. The Rangoli Radiance […]
Largest Display Of Marble Art
Renowned rangoli artist Vijaya Mohan worked with 25 groups, mainly welfare organisations and schools to design 500 pieces of artwork using glass marbles and paint on acrylic boards. Close to 15,000 glass marbles were used.
Largest Display of Marble Art (Singapore Book of Records (22nd Oct 2016)
https://singaporerecords.com/largest-display-of-marble-art/ Renowned rangoli artist Vijaya Mohan worked with 25 groups, mainly welfare organisations and schools to design 500 pieces of artwork using glass marbles and paint on acrylic boards. Close to 15,000 glass marbles were used. Arranged as a 10m-by-12m floor display, the art pieces were exhibited at Gardens By The Bay for a week from 22 Oct 2016.