Prof. Azis said that Indian Art, primarily ideal and spiritual in character underwent a change during the medieval times and the secular themes occupied a prominent place. He urged the artists to respect the sentiments of other communities and a sense of harmony should be prevailed in their paintings.
In his Key Note Address, Professor S.P. Verma said that there is a need to rewon an understanding of the art of India. In our times, numerous modern artists are working with full awareness to share the 'original talent' and art growth of a tradition reaching back to ancient times.
Dr. Madhu Rani, Chairperson, Department of Fine Arts extended hearty welcome to delegates from all parts from India. She felt that an adoption and incorporation of the trends alien to Indian art should be rotational. She hoped that deliberations at the seminar will highlight the changes taking place in our outlook related to an interpretation of art and its appreciation.
Prof. Seema Javed proposed the Vote of Thanks and Dr. Bedar Jahan, Organizing Secretary conducted the programme.
(Dr. Rahat Abrar)
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