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IMS DIA Organized a Graduating Show, Concept 2018
October 22, 2018
Business Wire IndiaIMS Design and Innovation Academy (DIA) organized a Graduating Show, Concept 2018, for the final year students to demonstrate their designs. On this occasion, Vice Chancellor of Ambedkar University Delhi, Prof Jatin Bhatt; CEO of Ratna Swarna Jewellers, Suyash Rastogi and interior designer of Chaukor Studio, Tejasvi Bansal were present.
During the exhibition, students of 4-year degree and 2-year diploma of Fashion Designing, Communication Designing, Jewelery Designing and Interior Designing exhibited their products like Indian wear, along with western clothing, graphics, games, 3D animations, home and office interior parts and decorations.
Prof Jatin Bhatt, encouraging the students said, "The students should give the first priority to Indian creativity in their design, always give importance to the country's extinct art and culture. Never try to copy the western culture and their design. Designers should demonstrate their creativity by their ideas, and take less help of computers and the internet."
IMS-DIA Academic Advisor, Prof Nain Ciao, said, "The students exhibited their products and also showcased their knowledge and skills being applied to industry and market oriented project."
Source: Businesswire
During the exhibition, students of 4-year degree and 2-year diploma of Fashion Designing, Communication Designing, Jewelery Designing and Interior Designing exhibited their products like Indian wear, along with western clothing, graphics, games, 3D animations, home and office interior parts and decorations.
Prof Jatin Bhatt, encouraging the students said, "The students should give the first priority to Indian creativity in their design, always give importance to the country's extinct art and culture. Never try to copy the western culture and their design. Designers should demonstrate their creativity by their ideas, and take less help of computers and the internet."
IMS-DIA Academic Advisor, Prof Nain Ciao, said, "The students exhibited their products and also showcased their knowledge and skills being applied to industry and market oriented project."
Source: Businesswire
