Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Mar 2: As a part of the third edition of the Tawi Festival, a six-day art camp organized by the Hari Tara Charitable Trust was held here today.
The camp organized at Amar Mahal Museum was attended by Master Artist and Painter Sohan Billawria alongside 13 talented students from the Institute of Music and Fine Arts (IMFA).
Scheduled from March 7 to March 9, the Tawi Festival promises to offer a mesmerizing journey through the vibrant traditions, art and history of the region.
Speaking at the inauguration, Sohan Billawria expressed his enthusiasm for the initiative, emphasizing the importance of nurturing young talent and preserving the region’s artistic legacy.
The participating students showcased remarkable skill and creativity, drawing inspiration from the scenic landscapes and cultural motifs of Jammu and Kashmir.
The Tawi Festival, with its diverse lineup of cultural programs, art exhibitions and performances, seeks to foster a deeper appreciation for local heritage among residents and visitors alike.
Art enthusiasts and cultural aficionados are eagerly awaiting the main events of the festival, which are expected to draw significant participation and celebrate the essence of Jammu’s rich traditions.
Sohan Singh Billawaria, a self-trained artist, is renowned for his expertise in Basohli miniature painting, a distinctive style that emerged in the 17th and 18th centuries in the hill town of Basohli, Jammu region.
His works have been showcased in the Amar Mahal Museum and Library in Jammu.
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