Hyderabad’s M. Eshwariah Art Gallery celebrates women with its Mother India art exhibition

Hyderabad-based M. Eshwariah Artwork Gallery is celebrating the month of March with its annual Mom India artwork exhibition. In its second 12 months, the present from March 26 until April 2 has 18 artists from Hyderabad and the states of Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Orissa and Gujarat registering for the present.

The taking part artists embody Bharathi Kar, Devanshi Damani, Hema Nalini, Jayaraju Turimilla, Lakshmi Samavedam,  Mohan Raju, Navya Masam, Nivedita Chakraborty, Preeti Jain, Priyanka Singh, Rajeshwar Nannuta, Sairekha Raja, Sarita Arra, Seema Subedhar, Sumitra Reddy, Prasuna Murali, Pramod Kumar and Shalini Kusuma.

By Seema Subedhar
| Photograph Credit score: Particular association

Splashed in ethnic tones, Jayaraju’s canvas depicts the supply of life, data, knowledge and sacrifice of a mom. Mohan Raju’s paintings in vivid colors has girls carrying lights on their heads with a child hanging on their shoulders. If Navya Masam creates Durga in a mandala model, Lakshmi Samavedam’s canvas of hope depicts expectant moms holding a lotus within the hope of happiness for the newborn of their womb. Sumitra Reddy’s portray narrates the trauma of a feminine foetus. Prasuna Murali’s portrait Sudha Murthy is an indication of inspiration and Shalini Kusuma seems to be at a mom’s sacrifice in her portray. 

By Rajeshwar Nannuta
| Photograph Credit score: Particular association

Jayaraju Turimilla, Mohan Raju and Lakshmi Samavedam have acquired awards initiated by the gallery in reminiscence of the late Sikhakolli Subba Rao, deputy collector, Guntur.

“From subsequent 12 months, we plan to ask artists from throughout India for the present,” says Sanjay.