Group art exhibition begins, to continue till March 10

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The art lovers of the city were enthralled to have a close look at various forms of women created over canvas in a group exhibition being organised at Swaraj Vithika (Swaraj Art Gallery), Ravindra Bhavan premises.

Organised by Art and Artist Group, Bhopal the exhibition began here from Saturday and would be on till March 10. The artists have brought a lot of variations of art at the gallery.

From modern art to abstract art and from figurative to traditional paintings could be seen under one roof.

The artists have displayed their best of creations at the Gallery.  This exhibition is all about contemporary, abstract and modern art on canvas. The art lovers find exquisite works of artists in form of canvas paintings.

Explaining the beauty of women and nature, upcoming artists like Neelam Vishwakarma, Aprajita Agarwal,

Prachi Phuljale, Megha, Nidhi Maheshwari, Ayushi Jain, Nidhi Mishra, Nirmala Parihar, Neera Bhatnagar, Poornima Sahu, Jitendra Sharma, Pankaj Sen, and Anupam Mishra have astonish the art lovers with their immensely creative work.

All the artists would showcase their recent works before the spectators.

As paintings are one of the mediums that display the perception of an artist towards life, this exhibition would be a continuum of creativity and one could feel the transformation

of it into colors.

While talking to The Pioneer, eminent painter of the city and organizer of the exhibition Raj Saini said, “All the artists are young and are displaying their ever first group exhibition before the Bhopalites.

They have done a lot of hard work to create their perceptions on canvas. I am really contended to launch these artists as they have got immense talent and imagination.”

It just took a bit of motivational spirit for them to get up and do something creative, added Raj Saini.

On entering the gallery the viewer would be surrounded by an artistic world full of colours and amusements of women’s nature that would take them on a journey in a woman’s heart. Around 58 paintings are on display at the gallery. 

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