The National Contemporary Art Camp organized by Kala Mitra Sangam and Hotel Radisson Blu concluded today. 20 paintings from 10 eminent artists will be kept for display at the Hotel for a week from 15th December.

In the closing ceremony, B.R Bhati (Special Office & Regional Head) Center for Cultural resources and Training (Ministry of Culture Govt of India) addressed the gathering. Satya Roy Chowdhury (General Manager of Hotel Radisson Blue) and Dinesh Kothari (Former Commissioner of UMC and Estate Officer of Temple Board, Nathdwara) were present for the concluding ceremony.

B.R Bhati said that it was indeed a pleasure to witness the art work of famous painters. In an attempt to make Udaipur an art city, such painting exhibitions will be organized every year of various institutions.

Kothari also thanked the art connoisseurs for their presence in Udaipur. The Hotel was open for all the artists to explore their creative thoughts and paint wherever they felt like.

Pushpendra Parmar, the coordinator of the symposium presented mementos to the artists.

The artists in the symposium were Dinesh Kothari, Abbas Batliwala, Naseem Ahmed, K.K Gandhhi, Mahendra Kadia, Anjani Reddy, Virendra Shah, Anupkumar chand, Hemang Dave and Deepal Sonar.