Rehaman Patel's painting exhibition concludes
Kalaburagi: A solo exhibition of paintings by Karnataka Lalithakala Academy award winning artist Rehaman Patel, organised by the Zilla Kannada Sahitya Parishat at Kala Soudha Kannada Bhavan, concluded here on Tuesday.
The exhibition and felicitation programme was organised by the Parishat to honour Patel. The award-winning painting, a Surpur style miniature titled 'Madhyamadi Raga' was on display, along with 24 other art works that depicted themes of socio-cultural issues, education, unity in diversity, and peace.
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Kalaburagi City Corporation deputy commissioner Pramila MK, senior artist AS Patil, journalist TV Sivanandan, and literateur Jayadevi Gayakwad were the guests. Parishat president Vijaykumar Patil Tegaltippi presided over the function. Members Sharanraj Chaparbandi, Shivraj Andagi, Dharmanna Dhanni, artists Rajshekhar Shamanna, Mohammad Ayazuddin Patel, and others were present on the occasion.
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