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| SR.NO | NAME | Organization |
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| 1 | Dr. Monika Aggarwal | Chairperson, Dean Faculty of Design, MGM University, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Email id: [email protected]. |
| 2 | Dr. Milind Dhobley | Professor, Dean, MIT School of Fine Arts & Applied Arts, Pune |
| 3 | Jitendra Pawar | Assistant. Professor, Department of Fine Arts MGM University, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar |
| 4 | Rajesh Rameshkumar Shah | Assistant Professor, Department of fine Arts MGM University, MGM University, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar |
| 5 | Mr. Dinesh Sapkale | Expert in Industry, Art Director -Brand & Graphics, Spline communication Address: D 505,Sr. No. 39,15/16B, Ambegaon BK, Pune-46 |
| 6 | Dr. S.S. Ambekar | Expert in Academics, Expert in Industry, Assistant professor: School of Design (Dept. of Fashion Design) MIT-World Peace University, paud Road' Pune Maharashtra. |
| 7 | Dr. Ganesh Tartare | Expert in Research Organization, Professor, Address: Sir. J. J. School of Art, Mumbai |
A 6-month certificate course in Bidri Arts can provide you with specialized skills in this traditional Indian metalwork craft, which originates from Bidar, Karnataka. While a certificate course may not be as comprehensive as longer programs, it can still open doors to various career opportunities in the field of Bidri Arts. Here are some potential career paths and opportunities you can explore after completing a 6-month certificate course in Bidri Arts:
Bidri Artisan: After completing the course, you can work as a Bidri artisan, creating traditional Bidriware pieces. You may choose to work independently, collaborate with Bidri workshops, or become part of a collective of artisans.
Bidri Workshop Manager: With experience, you can manage and oversee the operations of a Bidri workshop, ensuring the production of high-quality Bidriware and the training of new artisans.
Craft Educator or Trainer: Share your expertise by becoming an instructor or trainer in Bidri Arts at craft schools, vocational training centers, or community workshops. This role involves teaching and passing on the skills to the next generation of artisans.
Artisan Entrepreneur: Start your own small-scale Bidri Arts business, designing and producing Bidriware products for sale in local markets, craft fairs, or online platforms.
Artisan Cooperative Member: Join a Bidri artisan cooperative, where you can collaborate with fellow artisans to produce and market Bidriware collectively.
Museum or Gallery Specialist: Work in museums or art galleries as a specialist in Bidri Arts. This role may involve curating exhibitions, managing collections, and educating the public about Bidriware.
Bidri Art Restorer: Specialize in the restoration and conservation of antique Bidriware pieces, working in museums, cultural institutions, or as an independent consultant.
Art and Craft Exporter: If you have a keen business sense, you can explore opportunities in exporting Bidriware products to international markets, promoting and selling this traditional craft globally.
Craft Researcher and Writer: Conduct research on Bidri Arts, its history, techniques, and cultural significance. Share your findings through articles, books, or academic research.
Bidri Art Retailer: Open a retail store or online shop specializing in Bidriware, sourcing products directly from artisans or workshops.
Bidri Art Consultant: Offer consulting services to organizations, businesses, or artisans seeking advice on Bidri Arts, including design, production, and marketing strategies.
Craft Development Officer: Work with government agencies or non-profit organizations involved in craft development and promotion. Your expertise in Bidri Arts can be valuable in preserving and promoting traditional crafts.
Bidri Art Collector: Develop a personal collection of Bidriware pieces and potentially invest in antique or rare items.
Craft Tourism Guide: If you live in or near a region known for Bidri Arts, consider offering guided tours to visitors interested in learning about the craft's history and witnessing artisans at work.
It's essential to build a strong portfolio showcasing your Bidri Arts skills and creations, as well as to network within the craft community to access job opportunities and clients. Additionally, staying updated on trends and innovations in the field of traditional crafts can enhance your career prospects in Bidri Arts.
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Ms. Anjali Khot
Ms. Kavita Rajput
Mr. Sujit Gulve
Ms. Asma Minhaj Khan
Ms. Shivani Khedkar
Ms. Pragati Shyamrao Thaware
Dr. Adya Tiwari
The Computer lab caters the class of 40 students. List of Design Software accessible to the students:-
Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, CorelDRAW AutoCAD
(All the computers have 24X7 internet access.)
IFD Total books. 601 volume Total magazine 06 Volume 189
Total journal 03 Volume 30
COFA Total books volume 852 Total magazine 4
List of equipment’s accessible to the students: -Fibre testing equipment - Microscope
Yarn Testing Equipment - Beesly Balance Twist Tester Wrap Reel Motorized Crease Recovery tester GSM Round Cutter Fabric thickness tester Tearing strength tester
Washable platform for Chemical Testing with a sink at the corner For Mechanical Testing wooden platforms or tables with storage and a centre table for cutting of specimen and demonstration
Equipped with table looms so that students can create weave patterns.
Garment Construction lab is equipped with commercial sewing machines (Juki), drafting tables and white boards
The Pattern making studio is equipped with drafting tables, dress forms and white boards.
Exhibition Area to exhibit students, work.