THEME DISPLAY IN NATIONAL ART EXHIBITION
Ruchi Garg
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Ruchi Garg
Abstract
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The Lalit Kala Academy established for the purpose of greater publicity of visual arts across the country, has been organizing the National Art Exhibition since its inception. This prestigious exhibition brings together the best selected works of visual arts under one roof and that of art reflect the latest trends. These exhibitions are a showcase of the achievements of artist working in the field of painting of ceramic sculpture graphic or photographic painting in the country. The Academy has organized 61 National Art Exhibition so far. These exhibitions represent the vivid and representative specimens of the latest trends in contemporary art. I am presenting some evidence related to the painting related to the National Art Exhibition from 1990 to 2000 A.D.
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The Lalit Kala Academy established for the purpose of greater publicity of visual arts across the country, has been organizing the National Art Exhibition since its inception. This prestigious exhibition brings together the best selected works of visual arts under one roof and that of art reflect the latest trends. These exhibitions are a showcase of the achievements of artist working in the field of painting of ceramic sculpture graphic or photographic painting in the country. The Academy has organized 61 National Art Exhibition so far. These exhibitions represent the vivid and representative specimens of the latest trends in contemporary art. I am presenting some evidence related to the painting related to the National Art Exhibition from 1990 to 2000 A.D.
Key concepts: Exhibition, Theme (computing), Visual arts, Art, Art history, History, World Wide Web, Computer science