"Chitradhara" Art Camp Begins: Four Days of Creative Expression Unfold in Udaipur
Renowned Artists from Across India to Showcase Their Mastery of Colours
Udaipur, A four-day national painting camp titled “Chitradhara: The Sublime Stream of Paintings” commenced on Saturday at Studio Chitra, located in the scenic Sajjangarh area of Udaipur. The inaugural ceremony featured the lighting of the lamp and introduction of participating artists in the presence of Shraddha Murdia, Prof. Suresh Sharma, Nitya Singhal, renowned fresco artist Bhagwan Lal Sen Chitrarthi, and Abhishek Singhi. The event was eloquently anchored by Chetan Audichya.
Founder of Studio Chitra, Dr. Chitrasen, expressed that such gatherings of accomplished artists from diverse regions are rare and mark a moment of pride for Udaipur. The camp, which runs until July 15, will see these veteran artists create live artworks, each reflecting their unique style, adding vivid hues to the canvas and enriching the atmosphere with artistic brilliance.
The dignitaries congratulated the organisers and remarked that emerging artists in Udaipur would greatly benefit from witnessing these maestros at work. Observing their creative discipline and technique in real time would offer valuable insights into the finer nuances of visual art.
Participating Artists
The camp features a prestigious lineup of veteran artists, including:
Dr. Bharat Bhushan (Gorakhpur)
Ajit Verma (Baroda)
Dr. Chandrashekhar Kale (Ujjain)
Prof. Amit Kalla and Vinita Sharma (Jaipur)
Shailendra Singh, Sumitra Ahlawat, Renu Sangwan, and Dr. Suryasnata Mohanty (Delhi)
Sudarshan Pal Singh (Chandigarh)
Kalyan Joshi (Bhilwara)
From Udaipur: Prof. Hemant Dwivedi, Chetan Audichya, Kumar Ashok, Lalit Sharma, and Prof. Rajesh Kumar Yadav
With this convergence of artistic excellence, “Chitradhara” promises to be a vibrant confluence of creativity, inspiration, and cultural exchange.
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