Since
its launch in the city, the Lakshana Art Gallery has
been the hub of activity. Almost every month, the gallery
holds solo and group exhibitions. As a part of its plans
to promote young talent in the city, the gallery has organised
an art exhibition called Re-fractions. The
exhibition features the works of 12 young artists. The
participating artists include Bhaskar, Hamid, Mallesh,
Manohar, Mrityunjay, Narendra, Pushpavati, Rajendra, Sagith,
Sanjeev, Srinath and Venkatesh. Rohini Iyengar
is the curator of the show.
The show that began on 23rd November will continue uptil
2nd December. The gallery will be open on all Sundays
for the duration of the show. Time: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
After
continuous exhibitions of different crafts, clothes, roses
and all, for Hyderabadis, it is the time to glance
at Japanese dolls. The International Dolls Museum,
New Delhi is all set to display an exclusive range
of Japanese dolls at the B.M. Birla Science Centre
to be held from January 23 to 31 in connection with the
'Japan Week' celebrations.
Hyderabad is the only city in the South to be fortunate
to host an exhibition of expensive and exquisite dolls
belonging to the Japan Foundation, New Delhi. Apart
from the exhibition, some competitions like essay writing,
drawing and photography are also being held on the occasion.
The exhibition will be organised by Asa Bhanu Japan
Centre, Consulate General of Japan, Chennai and B.M.
Birla Science Centre.
For further details contact:Phone: 355
1075, 360 8740, 6577 998.
Since
its launch in the city, the Lakshana Art Gallery has
been the hub of activity. Almost every month, the gallery
holds solo and group exhibitions. As a part of its plans
to promote young talent in the city, the gallery has organised
an art exhibition called Re-fractions. The
exhibition features the works of 12 young artists. The
participating artists include Bhaskar, Hamid, Mallesh,
Manohar, Mrityunjay, Narendra, Pushpavati, Rajendra, Sagith,
Sanjeev, Srinath and Venkatesh. Rohini Iyengar
is the curator of the show. 
After
continuous exhibitions of different crafts, clothes, roses
and all, for Hyderabadis, it is the time to glance
at Japanese dolls. The International Dolls Museum,
New Delhi is all set to display an exclusive range
of Japanese dolls at the B.M. Birla Science Centre
to be held from January 23 to 31 in connection with the
'Japan Week' celebrations. 
