The recently-concluded ‘Creating Hope’ art exhibition at CMM Arena, Merces, garnered unprecedented acclaim and admiration from art enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike. Curated by Sanjeev Singhal, son of the renowned Indian realistic artist, J.P. Singhal, the exhibition showcased an exquisite collection of paintings that left attendees mesmerised.
The focal point of the exhibition was the extraordinary display of works by two titans of the art world, the legendary Indian artist Raja Ravi Varma and the influential Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh. Attendees had the unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the timeless creations of these masters, experiencing their artistry through exclusive prints on canvas meticulously produced using museum-quality printers.
The exhibition not only provided a platform to appreciate the genius of these iconic artists but also offered art enthusiasts the chance to own a piece of their legacy. Exclusive art prints on canvas, featuring select masterpieces, were made available for sale, allowing attendees to bring home a piece of artistic brilliance.
The overwhelming response received during the exhibition, underscores the profound impact of these masterpieces on the hearts and minds of the audience. Due to popular demand, these exclusive art prints will continue to be available at CMM Arena, Merces, ensuring that the spirit of ‘Creating Hope’ endures beyond the confines of the exhibition hall.
Hari Kaul, GM-Retail of CMM Arena-Merces, expressed delight at the exhibition’s success, stating, “The response to ‘Creating Hope’ has been nothing short of extraordinary. We are thrilled to continue offering these exquisite art prints to art enthusiasts who seek to enrich their lives with the beauty and inspiration of timeless masterpieces.”
For those who missed the opportunity to witness the magic of ‘Creating Hope’ first-hand, the exhibition may have concluded, but its legacy lives on through the enduring allure of art at CMM Arena, Merces. Interested art enthusiasts have the flexibility to reserve the art pieces in a range of sizes according to their preferences, states a press release.
