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Rekhakriti Art Exhibition: Vibrant, Life-like Art by Children
April 20, 2017
| By
Antara Nanda Mondal
Madhu Vasudevan, an art teacher of repute, got her students to put up their lively paintings up in an exhibition of art by children, in Mayur Vihar, Delhi.
Children view Nature, environment, people and well, simply put, the world in their own way.
Madhu Vasudevan, an art teacher of repute, got her students to put up their lively paintings up in an exhibition in her art class, based in Mayur Vihar, Delhi.
The students in ages ranging from 3-17 spent hours framing their paintings on thick black sheets and neatly displayed them with their names and captions.
Browsing these beautiful paintings makes you marvel at their finesse and expression of imagination.
For details, contact Madhu Vasudevan
Editor in Chief, Learning and Creativity; Consulting Editor, Silhouette Magazine As a professional business journalist, Antara spent 14 years covering business stories but alongside kept alive her passion for writing on cinema. She writes extensively on the changing trends of music, direction and filmmaking in cinema and her articles aim to provide well-researched, complete and accurate information on the legends of cinema for the movie enthusiast. She is also the Founder-Editor of Blue Pencil, a New Delhi-based publishing house and recently edited and published Incomparable Sachin Dev Burman, the biography of SD Burman written by HQ Chowdhury. Her articles have also been published in Dearcinema.com and Du-kool.com. Antara is Editor-Creative Director of Wisitech InfoSolutions Pvt. Ltd.
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