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Painting exhibition

Updated At : 06:51 AM Sep 23, 2017 IST

Amritsar, September 22

A painting exhibition by Patiala-based artist Prabhleen Kaur was inaugurated at the Indian Academy of Fine Arts (IAFA) here today.

The two-day exhibition, titled Sapno Ke Rang, was inaugurated by IAFA president Rajinder Mohan Chhina. There are about 35 paintings put on display. Prabhleen said, “It was my dream to display my work here in this prestigious gallery.” — TNS

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