Group exhibition 'Art Illusion' begins

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The art aficionados of the city are having a close look at the artistic world being displayed at Rangdarshini Art Gallery, Bharat Bhavan.

A group exhibition ‘Art Illusion’ showcasing painting, photographs, installation and sculptures altogether under one roof began here from Wednesday. The exhibition is being organised by Art 20-20 group of contemporary artists, Bhopal.The artists from across the nation have participated in the exhibition.  Even the non-professional artists are a part of this exhibition. While talking about the exhibition Coordinator of ART 20-20 Himanshu Joshi said, “The main purpose of organizing such shows is to provide a platform to those artists who take their talent as a hobby. But, here we give them a stage to display their work.”

Notably, as many as 15 artists including photographers and ceramists have displayed 60 creations before the Bhopalites.Artists have beautifully crafted their creations over the canvas in different mediums including oil, pastel, pencil sketch and more. The art lovers appreciated each and every creation being on display, as all the creations were distinct from each other.

Artists like Deepa Maurya, Jyoti Asthana, Mohammad Isteyak, Premshankar Prasad, Sanajay Raj from lucknow, Dinesh Dubey, Sajid Premi, Huimanshu Joshi, from Bhopal, Irtika Zaidi, Shibli Khan from Bareli, Poornima Tiwari, Faiz Fatema Naqvi, Rafat Jafri from Kanpur, and Rekha from New Delhi have beautifully presented their art works at Ranngdarshini Gallery leaving the spectators spell bind.

As the spectators entered the gallery they were surrounded by a world filled with vibrant colours. They were awestruck by the work of artists being displayed at the gallery as they took a walk through having a close look at the paintings and the ceramic works.

The exhibition is like a mass treat for art lovers, as they could find almost all kind of art forms in a single show at the gallery. There was a unique touch of art at this exhibition as painters, photographers and even ceramists have added vibrant colours to their creations.

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