Aligarh: The Heritage Cell of Aligarh Muslim University organized a five-day skill development programme on ‘Cultural Heritage’, in collaboration with the Centre for Excellence in Islamic Architecture, Department of Architecture, ZH College of Engineering and Technology, and Moinuddin Ahmad Art Gallery.
The Convener Prof Mohd Farhan Fazli informed that more than 65 participants from different departments, including faculty members, began with the wall painting in front of the Department of Architecture under the guidance of the resource person, Dr M Iftekhar Alam from MANUU, who explained the nuances of wall paintings.
Prof Fazli said that the participants will participate in different sessions on wall painting, Islamic calligraphy, photography and sketching during the SDP, and work on these art streams at the heritage buildings in the university, including the Bheekampur Gate, Victoria Gate, Biochemistry Department, Jama Masjid, Strachey Hall, Kennedy Complex and other heritage monuments.
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