Showing posts with label peace show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peace show. Show all posts

Monday, June 22, 2009

My 5th and 6th Show

My 5th show was held in my School (A.M.M. school, kotturpuram) on October 27, 2007. I am the first & youngest child to have held a solo painting exhibition in my school. This was an extension of my 4th show "Varuna's Hands on peace". My school teachers were impressed with my peace paintings and thus wanted the show to be held in school too. It was an open day and parents also visited the show.

It is an unforgettable day for me as I won recognition from my School. Thanks to my art teacher for his support.








My 6th show was also the same peace painting exhibition for Corel Corporation (International) on the event of their certificiation programe. On that day I recieved "Youngest Corel Designer" award and also 1st prize for my digital drawing. Yet another important day for me.







Thursday, June 11, 2009

my 4th show - inaugurated by Shri Surjit Singh Barnala



MY Fourth show was for the “World Peace Day” titled “Varuna’s Hands on Peace” held on 22nd sep,2007 at Raj Bhavan, Guindy following day after “World Peace Day”. His Excellency the Governor Shree. Surjit Singh Barnala had kindly inaugurated the show. The show featured 194 works of art representing 194 countries of the world. Our Governor quoted that “Varuna is the only child (to his knowledge) to have held Painting exhibitions at this very young age and she has good potentials”.


Mediums of Painting:


I chose to present my art in the following Mediums:


· Paintings B/W drawing, Pastels, Acrylics, Water Color, Photo Colors


· Pebble Art Arranging Colorful pebble stones in formation of Peace related messages


· Photo Art Importing a photographic picture into a painter software and using digital techniques to write messages


· Sand Art Writing and drawing about peace on the sands (near the sea shores)


Peace education is not simply favoring the absence of war. Children must be guided to think clearly, analyze penetratingly, and challenge fearlessly. The next generation of children must reject killing as an uncivilized and unproductive way to deal with human conflict. The citizens of the world deserve future leaders who will be able to face and solve problems with diplomacy and dialogue.

when we love everything and everyone on this earth, then there is no conflict, no violence, no groupism and no war.