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Entries for online all-India inter-school drawing competition invited

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The 8th annual online pan-India Inter-school Drawing Competition 2019 titled ‘Perception’ has been organised by the Council for Fair Business Practices (CFBP) with Niki Hingad Art Foundation (NHAF) and Rotary Club of Midcity, District 3141. Students from all over the country are invited to take part in the online art-drawing contest.

The themes for the competition are: My World (My perception of an ideal world), The Right to a Healthy Life (Cancer- awareness), Save Water and Surrealistic World. The artwork is required to be hand-painted in any choice of medium using colours and base materials. It should be submitted to [email protected] or [email protected] on or before 7th May 2019.

“Art is the product of set beliefs, traditions and thinking across the world. Through this initiative, we hope to encourage all young artists to become socially aware of their environment and advance their knowledge about the right to lead a healthy life. We believe that art is a sole journey from an artist’s mind to the heart and has its own language of self-expression. This year’s themes are aimed at seeking subjective interpretations of children’s perspectives through their paintings,” says Ms. Niki Hingad, Founder, NHAF.

The competition is divided into two phases. In the first phase NHAF will receive the paintings from the participants, duly attested by their schools, along with other relevant information via email. In the second phase, the selected entries will be informed and these students will then have to courier the original paintings to the NHAF Office in Mumbai, which will be evaluated for the winning entry. All results will be declared by 15th May 2019 through print and social media, CFBP-NHAF’s FB page and website -www.nhaf.co.in

All selected paintings of Phase 2 of the competition will compete for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and consolation positions. The entries will be segregated age-wise in four categories including ‘Veni A’ consisting of children between 5 and 7 years, ‘Veni B’ between 8 and 10 years, ‘Vidi’ for students aged 11 to 13 years and Vici for 14 to 17-year-olds. All paintings are to be duly attested by students’ respective schools and accompanied by student’s name, age, competition category (Veni A, Veni B, Vidi or Vici), topic, address, contact number(s), email ID, school name, school’s email ID and student’s recent age ID proof. All entries will be judged by a panel of judges from the Sir J. J. School of Art fraternity and will be rated on the basis of creativity and originality of the artwork.
The winners across all four age groups will be awarded medals and certificates and bestowed the title of ‘Art Maestro’ by the NHAF. The specially-abled students or students participating through NGOs too will be awarded the same honours.

CFBP, NHAF, Rotary club of Midcity, District 3141, Mumbai, along with Bhagwan Mahavir Cancer Care Hospital, Jaipur, have joined hands to do their bit in raising awareness amongst all children.

CFBP strives to spread its message to create awareness about Fair Business Practices amongst businessmen and associations through talks, workshops and seminars in order to maintain the highest ethical standards in business professions, supporting the objectives to promote fair business practices and create consumer awareness, giving consumer their right to voice their concerns.

About Niki Hingad Art Foundation:

NHAF commemorates the success of 15 years in the world of children’s art education. The foundation aims to create a difference in the world of art by rejecting all old banal practices of art introduction amongst children, which we claim to kill the creativity of a child, who is a born artist. Instilling the idea of art without boundaries,
NHAF’s aim is to ignite an immense interest in the perception of art in the younger generation. These activities are held in various schools and in various nature camps. They include special artist level courses in sketching, charcoal, calligraphy, pen and ink, clay modelling, watercolours, acrylic colours, landscape, portraits, still life, sculptures, etc. All children from 5 – 17 years are benefitted with all these courses.

For more details, please call 022-2281272, Monday to Friday between 10 am – 5 pm, or connect through NHAF Facebook account for updates.

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