66 budding artists display works at KT Kala

Amritsar, February 9 The KAUSA Trust (KT), Amritsar, held an art exhibition “Fresh Strokes: The new Generation of Artistry” at the KT Kala gallery here on Friday. The exhibition of young/ budding artist students of graduate and postgraduate on fine...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:28 PM Feb 10, 2024 IST

Amritsar, February 9

The KAUSA Trust (KT), Amritsar, held an art exhibition “Fresh Strokes: The new Generation of Artistry” at the KT Kala gallery here on Friday. The exhibition of young/ budding artist students of graduate and postgraduate on fine arts showcased some innovative and traditional art works by amateur and budding artists from the region.

Rajesh Raina, secretary of KAUSA Trust, said the entry to the exhibition was free to promote the works of budding artists. Dr Sachin Saggar, Principal of Shaheed Bhagat Singh College of, Amritsar, inaugurated the exhibition and Director, KT Kala, Brajesh Jolly briefed the visitors about the event. “Sixtysix art works are on display from 10 colleges of Amritsar.

The exhibition will remain open till February 18.

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