Artara’24 Fine Arts Exhibition & Competition Makes Its Mark In Dubai

Artara’24 Fine Arts Exhibition & Competition Makes Its Mark In Dubai

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: May 23 2024

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The Artara’24 Fine Arts Exhibition and Competition has made its mark in Dubai as a platform for discovering and nurturing emerging artistic talents from the country.
The event aimed to discover hidden artistic gems, with a particular focus on the Indian talent residing in Dubai.
The event aimed to provide a prestigious stage for lesser-known artists, students, and art enthusiasts to showcase their extraordinary abilities and connect with fellow creative minds.
Over 250 pieces of art were featured, representing diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
Expressions’24, a fine arts competition for children, was also part of the event, encouraging young artists.
The event, organized by Jazz rockers, aimed to nurture budding artists and celebrate India's cultural diversity through art.

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