An exhibition for an artistic festive season ahead

Artist-sculptor Anju Kumar says art brings cheer to buyers, and the pandemic-hit craftsmen.

Art can evoke myriad emotions, and hope is what one needs in these trying times amid the Covid-19 pandemic. And this exhibition in Delhi-NCR promises to do just that. “This year’s collection is ‘happy collection’,” says artist and sculptor Anju Kumar, whose annual show promises just that. All your festive needs are sorted at this exhibition that encompasses a vast range of artworks including paintings, murals, planters, urns, table bases, pillars, Ganeshas, Buddhas, chowkis, Tulsi chauras, mandir, floor lamps and more.

This annual show features paintings, murals, planters, urns, table bases, pillars, Ganesha, Buddha, Tulsi chauras, floor lamps and more.

Artist Anju Kumar used the lockdown period to experiment with bright hues of vermillion, crimsons, turquoise,yellow ochre apart from the earthy hues of browns, that features prominently in the collection.

“It’s about expressing yourself from the core space, in tandem with the universe. I feel the bottom line of life is Sat Chit Anand. The underlying concept for this art show is that one has to celebrate life and be at their creative best to be happy,” says Kumar, who has experimented with bright hues for the exhibition as “bright artworks change the configuration of the living space dramatically and bring life to mundane walls”.

Due to the long lockdown, artists across India are facing a financial crunch. The festive season is the ray of hope one needs at this point in time, and people should support them, feels Kumar. “These are trying times for everyone, be it craftsmen or artists but we need to be connected, and have faith that this too shall pass. Everyone should make a conscious effort to support the indigenous crafts as it is so important to encourage our traditional art,” she says.

Catch It Live

What: Festive Collection by Anju Kumar
Where: Studio Anmol, C-55A, South City-1, Gurgaon 122002
On Till: October 25
Timing: 11am to 8pm
Nearest Metro Station: Phase 1 on Rapid Metro
Contact: 9810033305

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