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Art for a cause
A fundraising solo art exhibition by Radha Valluri Rao was inaugurated by renowned Tollywood director Sekhar Kammula, recently at Muse Art Gallery. The photo exhibition hosted by Geet Gupta titled Art Life @ 55 is being held to support Pratyusha foundation, working for medical support to poor and needy women and children.
A fundraising solo art exhibition by Radha Valluri Rao was inaugurated by renowned Tollywood director Sekhar Kammula, recently at Muse Art Gallery. The photo exhibition hosted by Geet Gupta titled Art Life @ 55 is being held to support Pratyusha foundation, working for medical support to poor and needy women and children.
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Among other celebs and socialites, actors JD Chakravarthy, Vimala Raman, actress Samantha along with ‘Pesarattu’ movie cast were seen checking out the paintings on display. The oil paintings by Radha are both versatile and consistent in quality. Her memories of homeland along with her western explorations and art training make her fusion paintings stunning. Radha’s selection of colours, her subject matter makes her artwork unique and collectable.
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Her paintings amaze the viewer with small deliberate strokes, infusing colours that delight the viewer’s attention with a maze of design. Artist Radha Valluri and Muse Art Gallery curator Kaali Sudheer handed over a cheque of 25 thousand rupees to Pratyusha foundation. The painting exhibition will be on till December 28.
