Artworks of Virudhunagar school students on display at Kalaignar Centenary Library
The Hindu
Government school students showcase their artistic talents at a residential camp, exhibiting various drawings and paintings in Madurai.
Staying away from the electronic screens, students of government and government-aided schools made their summer vacation useful with a residential camp on drawing and painting organised by the Virudhunagar district administration.
The training on different types of drawings and paintings has turned the students exhibitors of their artworks at the Kalaignar Centenary Library in Madurai.
The 10-day residential camp was organised for over 100 students from Class 2 to 11 at Krishnankoil between May 2 and 11.
Experts on drawings and paintings engaged the students, who were selected by their respective government and government-aided schools, during the camp.
“They were trained in general drawing, line drawing, oil colour and water colour paintings, warli paintings and stencil art drawing at the camp,” said Drawing Master from Government School in Virudhunagar K. Tamilkani.
Virudhunagar Collector V.P. Jeyaseelan, who had shown keen interest in imbibing fine arts to school students, wanted to put on display the works of the students.
As a result, some 300 works of different types were selected and exhibited at the Kalaignar Centenary Library.
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