Painting workshop for students at SGVP

    • Team NIE
    • Publish Date: Feb 28 2019 8:01PM
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    • Updated Date: Feb 28 2019 8:01PM
Painting workshop for students at SGVP

SGVP International School recently held a Painting Workshop where various artists from different parts of India were called to create their masterpieces and be a part of a one of its kind painting endeavour. The entire camp was organised in collaboration with Lalit Kala Akadami, New Delhi and to participate in this camp various school students from the city were invited.
The art camp was highly successful and it was great to see how the young children were trained and mentored by the artists who are best in business. The artists who were from Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and various other states not only guided the students but they even trained them enhancing their understanding regarding art and artistic sensibilities.
The camp had students from around 10 schools of the city namely; DPS, Hiramani, Puna International School, Zebar International School etc . . . The aim of the involvement of various school students was to make art popular in the city and make students aware of the different art forms that they could explore in future. It was also intended that by being a part of such a camp the students would surely develop in them an inclination towards art and would channelise their energy and creativity in the area that they like. As all the students have divert interests in academics it was an opportunity to find out the students who are our potential future artists. We hope that the students would benefit from it and in future as well show their interest in art.  

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