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Young Sumeet Mehta's artwork on display at art exhibition

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February 23, 2011

Mangalore, February 23: Lausibility, a three day solo show by Sumeet Mehta (Uppal), a young artist, was inaugurated on Wednesday at Prasad Art Gallery here.

Speaking on the occasion Mehta said that there is a lot that she has learnt but much more to be done. “I have miles to go before I sleep, and like all famous artists I want to leave my footprints in the sands of time”, she added.

The 26 year old Mehta, began her artistic career participating in various art exhibitions, art camps and workshops. After her SSLC, she completed her Bachelor and Master's degree in painting at prestigious Lalit Kala Samsthan, Agra. She also has bagged a number of awards for her paintings.

The show will be open for public between 10.00am to 7:00pm till Friday, February 25. Koti Prasad Alva, proprietor of Prasad Art Gallery, Ishpreet Mehta and others were present during the inaugural programme.

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Dr.D
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Tuesday, 19 Mar 2019

Fascinating !

 

 

You are yet unearthed....

 

 

 

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