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Brushing off Covid through paintings
The power of creativity was unleashed by students on the theme ‘Brushing off the crises’ by coming up with paintings on the Covid-19 pandemic.
The power of creativity was unleashed by students on the theme 'Brushing off the crises' by coming up with paintings on the Covid-19 pandemic. More than 5,000 young artists across India responded to the Brainfeed Picasso contest organised by the Hyderabad based Brainfeed Group that publishes children's' magazines.
In Group I, Shriram Vijayanush, BGS National Public School, Bangalore, Ananya Rana, Ch. Ramchandra Public School, Sadpur, Uttar Pradesh and Prachi, Satya Bharti School, Haryana were awarded rank I, II and III. In Group II, Altaf Reza, Ahlcon International School, New Delhi, KVS Divyasree, BGS National Public School, Bangalore and Arhaan Ansari, Sunbeam School, Varanasi shone. The first prize winner would receive Rs 2,000 followed by Rs 1,000 for second prize and Rs 500 who stood third.
