Nanak Sai Charitable Trust and Nayan Naveli Gallery in the association with Academy of Fine Arts and Literature has already organised “Ek Nayi Umang”, an art exhibition for underprivileged children at Academy of Fine Arts & literature, 4/6 Siri Fort Institutional area, New Delhi – 49.
The show was inaugurated by Shakti and Maïté Delteil.Some of the eminent guests were also present to grace the occasion like Nupur Kundu, Sonali Durga Chaudhari and Basem F.Hellis Counsellor Embassy of the State of Palestine.
Art exhibition is also carried forward by Punjabi Folk dance by an underprivileged kid and Also one presentation of Monologue Drama on Save Tree Save Life!!
The show is curated by Arpana Caur. There are 120 artworks on display by 27 underprivileged kids.
Amrita Kochhar Founder of Nayan Naveli Gallery and Nanak Sai Trust said I am privileged to do this for kids who actually want to learn art but do not have finance to manage it or not having the privilege and chance to get this kind of opportunity to learn art from any art school or college. So Nayan Naveli Gallery and Nanak Sai trust come together in association with the Academy of Fine arts and literature. We are doing this workshop on Bi- monthly basis. I am very fortunate to do this and I want blessing from everyone to continue with this noble cause to all the children who want to learn art and do not have financial resources. We are looking forward to helping them.
Key Notes on the exhibition
Date – 1st June to 11th June
Time – 11am to 7 pm (Daily)
Inauguration was done in 1st June at Academy of Fine Arts & literature, 4/6 Siri Fort Institutional area, New Delhi – 49
Curator’s Note
Renowned artist Arpana Caur said ‘’ Since 1977 my mother writer Ajeet Cour (Padma Shri Awardee) has been running a free vocational school for underprivileged children, in my late sister’s memory, entirely self-funded! When Amrita Kochhar of Nayan Naveli Gallery and Nanak Sai Charitable Trust approached us for bimonthly free Art workshops by Artist Ram Onkar we were very happy as she also provided free art material and snacks.