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Deccan Herald » District » Detailed Story
'Chinnara Chittara' art exhibition held
DH News Service, Tumkur:
The Kunchabrahma and Chinnara Chittara painting exhibition was held in memoriam of P R Thippeswamy under the joint aegis of Shilpa cultural an fine arts academy, J D School of art, Kannada and Culture Department an Kunchabrahma P R Thippeswamy Cultural association. A prathibha puraskara and felicitation programme was also held on the occasion.

Speaking at the event the president of P R Thippeswamy Cultural association and social worker  M P Gautam said “ Children can express their mind with a myriad of colours on the canvas and some of these simple thoughts can give us solutions to the most complicated problems in the society.”

The meet was presided over by  the principal of Ravindra Kalaniketana Arts College, Baburao Kundagol. Twenty five children and people involved in social service were also felicitated at the programme. Among those honoured include Dr Muralidhar, Adalgere Prakash, M C Kumar, K Asoka Kumar and others.

A exhibition of paintings created by 30 students of J D school of art was also held. The paintings depicted the various problems being faced by society.

Dance and cultural programme was held and Janapada piece was the highlight of it.

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