An exhibition of perception and imagination

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The Bhopal art lovers are witnessing a fine combination of perception and imagination in different forms in an exhibition. A group exhibition is being put up by the artists of the State capital at Swaraj Vithika (Swaraj Art Gallery), Ravindra Bhavan premises.

Organised by Manthasha Art Society, the exhibition began on Thursday at Swaraj Art Gallery and would be on display till October 19.  One could find a wonderful display of artists’ imagination over canvas in form of painting, drawing or sketches. Moreover some artists have displayed sculptures as well at the gallery. Notably, as many as 40 artists from across the city have participated in the exhibition.

As art is a way to convey ones perceptions, the artists have displayed their best creations before the spectators. The artists have com up with the abstract, figurative and modern art that are beautifully displayed at the gallery. Moreover the sculptures are also not only in figurative form, but include the installations as well.

While talking to The Pioneer, chairman of Mantasha Art Society, and a renowned artist of the city Ranjeet Arora, said, “Matasha Art Society endeavours to provide a sturdy platform to the artists of the city so that they could display their creations before the art lovers. Moreover, such events also let the art admirers of the city to have a look at different art forms and appreciate them using their artistic perception.”

Elaborating further, he said, “Earlier too we had organised the similar events that was much appreciated by the spectators. We also try to give an opportunity to the budding artists of the city so that they could brush up their skills in a better way.” The exhibition became more interesting as the society has also organised an interaction session between the artists and the art lovers.

The spectators would be surrounded with the colourful artistic world as they walk through the gallery. It is an enthralling experience for not only the art lovers but the budding artists of the city to interact with each other and have a close look at distinctive art pieces.

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