A children’s painting workshop ‘Srijna’ is being organised at Tribal Museum. During the workshop the children are asked to visit the museum and the galleries there and paint their perceptions over the paper. The children very excitedly visit various galleries of the museum and create an artistic piece over the paper with the colours and their imagination.
The workshop began here from June 6 and will continue till June 12. The week-long workshop is organised with an aim to let the children of the city learn about the tribes of Madhya Pradesh. The workshop is organised so that in a creative manner, the children can get acquainted with the culture and tradition of tribals.
The children visit the galleries and minutely observe the living style, cloths, jewellery and other accessories of tribe. Here on Monday the children visited the photograph gallery and other galleries that consisted of the utensils and jewellery of the tribes. The children beautifully painted their observation which was much appreciated by the visitors.
The children showcased their creative skills through the paintings they created. The visitors were awestruck with the creativity of the little painters. It was an extravaganza for the children as well. Meanwhile, to observe the second foundation anniversary of the museum, an exhibition of the accessories ‘Angraag’ of tribes is being pout up at art gallery of the museum. The exhibition showcases the accessories of tribes done during the festivals, weddings, and at other events. Such rare accessories are not usually seen and the art lovers of the city are having a close look at these tribal accessories. Also a Godna artist Shanti Bai is showcasing the Godna art which is also being loved by the art lovers of the city.