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‘Kalapila’ summer camp in Kerala concludes after a week of creative reflection
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The ‘Kalapila’ summer camp in Kerala concluded after a week of creative reflection. The camp was jointly organized by Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM), Kerala Academy of Skills Excellence (KASE), and the Kerala Arts and Crafts Village. The camp offered children opportunities to try their hands on a lot of creative and cultural activities like painting, face painting, kalari, skating, music, photography, theatre, clay pot and sculpture, palm leaf craft, kite flying, animal flow, skywatching, night walk, nature observation, and mathematics, along with authors’ meet and cultural programs. The participants also got the opportunity to interact with writer-actor Madhupal and take a journey through the literary field. The camp commenced on May 15 and concluded on May 21 with around 60 children participating. The cover of the magazine ‘Kalapilakal: Kuthivarayum Ezhuthukalum,’ which consists of a collection of the creative works of the participants, was unveiled at the valedictory function of the camp.
https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/kerala/2024/May/23/kalapila-summer-camp-in-kerala-concludes-after-a-week-of-creative-reflection
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The ‘Kalapila’ summer camp in Kerala concluded after a week of creative reflection. The camp was jointly organized by Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM), Kerala Academy of Skills Excellence (KASE), and the Kerala Arts and Crafts Village. The camp offered children opportunities to try their hands on a lot of creative and cultural activities like painting, face painting, kalari, skating, music, photography, theatre, clay pot and sculpture, palm leaf craft, kite flying, animal flow, skywatching, night walk, nature observation, and mathematics, along with authors’ meet and cultural programs. The participants also got the opportunity to interact with writer-actor Madhupal and take a journey through the literary field. The camp commenced on May 15 and concluded on May 21 with around 60 children participating. The cover of the magazine ‘Kalapilakal: Kuthivarayum Ezhuthukalum,’ which consists of a collection of the creative works of the participants, was unveiled at the valedictory function of the camp.
https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/kerala/2024/May/23/kalapila-summer-camp-in-kerala-concludes-after-a-week-of-creative-reflection