This virtual art show unites 24 Indian artists in support of Cancer Patients Aid Association
The Hindu
Mumbai’s popular ‘Colours of Life’, which has been virtual since 2020, features a visual narrative with the theme: Art Brings Hope
Colours of Life – Art Brings Hope, a virtual art exhibition-cum-sale to support the Cancer Patients Aid Association (CPAA) showcases an eclectic mix of colours, textures and themes by 24 artists from across the country. The 48 works on canvases provide creative insights into a visual narrative. “The pandemic has caused devastating interruptions in the treatment for scores of cancer patients. Proceeds from this exhibition aim to provide them with continued assistance. The current situation keeps most of us homebound; we hope these paintings can provide visual respite, coupled with a sense of goodwill,” shares Shubha Maudgal of CPAA.
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