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Unique expo of children's artworks kicks off in city
The ‘Small Hands-Big Dreams,’ a three-day exhibition of prize-winning drawings, is being conducted by The Hans India in association with Syndicate Bank and Satguru-The School of Arts. In all, 500 paintings are on display at the Hyderabad Next Galleria Mall, Punjagutta.
Hyderabad: The 'Small Hands-Big Dreams,' a three-day exhibition of prize-winning drawings, is being conducted by The Hans India in association with Syndicate Bank and Satguru-The School of Arts. In all, 500 paintings are on display at the Hyderabad Next Galleria Mall, Punjagutta.
This exhibition was inaugurated by Kanaka Durga, AGM, Syndicate Bank, and R Ranga Raju, centre head, Hyderabad Next Galleria Mall. The AGM was appreciative of the works and said that children need such platforms to showcase their talent. Ranga Raju lauded that the artworks of the students were unique and beautiful and fanciful imagination.
Visitors were very much appreciative of the objective behind the initiative. T Raju said that he was happy to see such creative paintings by the students. Manu said that this competition was a perfect platform where students could showcase their talent. Mohan Reddy said he was happy that all these paintings displayed had environmental messages. R Shrisha noted that very fine and creative paintings were done by the students and felt lucky that she could visit this exhibition.
