21st Welcome to 21 Painting Camps Inspired by Art and Architects of Odisha Temple

Bhubaneswar, Shri Ramakrishna Bedla, Secretary, Academy of Fine Arts, New Delhi, has launched the online art camp titled '21 Welcome 21' organized by the Eastern Foundation of Art and Culture. At the inauguration ceremony, he first recited verses from the Mother of Goddess Saraswati and thanked all the participating artists and organizers of the event and wished them success.

He hoped to get rid of the dangers faced by artists for six long months in 2020, as well as how art exhibitions, various cultural events could be held at the Art Gallery this year, and that artists should work freely. The inaugural ceremony highlighted the greatness of Indian art and artists. It is a source of inspiration, especially for the art architects of the Odisha temple. Mr. Bedla opined that such a move by the Eastern Foundation at this critical juncture was commendable.

Twenty-one artists from across the country took part in the art camp to welcome 20 to 21. Among them are Panchanan Samal from Bhubaneswar, Shri Nikunj Bihari Das from Balasore, Aryapragya Basabadatta, Devdatta Sahu, Kishore Chandra Nayak, Manas Das from Kendujhar, Arun Chandra Burman from Baleshwar, Anupama from Chhattisgarh.

Dey, Dr Nirja Chandana Peters and Sudhakar Sethi from Delhi, Dr Shalini Singh and Dr Saheb Pasha from Karnataka, Kaminikant Swayam from Jharkhand, Lakbinder Singh from Chandigarh, Mansi Sagar from Maharashtra, Praloy Kundu and Raghunath from Madhya Pradesh. "She is OK.

Mr. Pradeep Kishore Das, President of the Eastern Foundation, was present at the inaugural function and spoke about the purpose of the camp and welcomed all the participating artists and wished a prosperous New Year to all. The program was overseen by Manoj, editor of the Eastern Foundation. On this occasion, e. FAC executive members Dillip Malik, Narsingh Charan Ojha, Keshab Bati, Yathish Kasargarh and Tikam Khandpa were present and carried out the transformation work. The online art camp will run from January 6 to January 11. The artists at the camp wished a happy New Year to everyone through their paintings.