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Art for Concern
While visiting an art exhibition, one sometimes wishes to make a purchase but wonder how to. In order to enable connoisseurs of art to own works by well-established artists at affordable prices, ‘Art for Concern’, is a two-day annual exhibition that allows this.
While visiting an art exhibition, one sometimes wishes to make a purchase but wonder how to. In order to enable connoisseurs of art to own works by well-established artists at affordable prices, ‘Art for Concern’, is a two-day annual exhibition that allows this. Organised by Secure Giving, in aid of Concern India Foundation, the display will be on November 20 and 21 at Taj Deccan.
An eclectic collection of approximately 71 works by 36 artists like T Vaikuntam, Suhas Roy, Jiten Hazarika and Ramesh Gorjala will be featured. Most of the works are priced under between Rs 30,000 and 70,000. Art for Concern’s prime focus is to raise funds for the underprivileged sections of society provide a platform for a few emerging artists alongside the masters.
