Art Exhibition
Kala Kendra, CCA organize 3-day Art Exhibition in memory of Prof Batra
A three-day art exhibition, featuring 50 exquisite paintings and artworks, was inaugurated Wednesday at the Master Sansar Chand Gallery, Kala Kendra, Jammu.
Organized by the Kala Kendra Society in collaboration with the J&K Centre for Creative Arts (CCA), the event is being held in memory of eminent artist T.S. Batra, whose contributions to the art world remain unparalleled.
Former Minister Ajay Sadhotra graced the occasion as Chief Guest. The presidium included Dr. Javaid Rahi, Secretary, Kala Kendra Society; O.P. Sharma, Director, JKCCA; renowned art promoter Kewal Pandit; and former MLA Qazi Jala-ud-Din.
Welcoming the attendees, Dr. Javaid Rahi highlighted the significant contributions of T.S. Batra, describing him as a visionary artist who played a pivotal role in promoting the art of Jammu and Kashmir on national and international platforms.
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