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INDRADHANUSH… AASMAAN KI AUR
International Women’s Day is a global event that celebrates the achievements of women in cultural, social, economic, and political fields. This day marks a call–to–action for the acceleration of gender equality. Echoing the sentiments of women’s day, Army Wives Welfare Association (AWWA) organized a Pan India Exhibition for its Artists and Entrepreneurs under Central and Regional AWWA. From being a pillar of strength to her husband, a loving mother to her kids, a companion to her friends, and a professional, one has seen army wives step into myriad roles. On International Women’s Day, 50 Army wives at Kolkata and Ranchi showcased their art and entrepreneurial skills, revealing their creative side.
The event was organized at the Academy of Fine Arts, Rabindra Sadan, Kolkata on 08 Mar from 12 pm to 8 pm. It was inaugurated by Mrs Reena Dewan, Director of Kolkata Centre for Creativity (KCC).
Army wives with exemplary creativity exhibited a range of arts – Mandela, Zentangle, Acrylic painting, Pencil sketches, fabric art, Madhubani, watercolor, canvas paintings, and many more. Other than artistic work, a variety of handmade craft items were also showcased: – Handmade Resin products, Decoupage, Alcohol inks, Mixed Media, handbags, embroidery works, jewelry, and Artefacts.
The Art gallery was full of talents and the josh of Army wives. The public who came to witness the exhibition was truly amazing and mesmerized.
Army Wives Welfare Association is an NGO initiated by Army Wives and started in 1966 to work for the general welfare of the spouse and the dependent family members of the serving and the retired personnel of the Indian Army of all ranks, including the widows of the personnel of the Indian Army. Over time, AWWA has undertaken a number of Community Outreach Programmes for underprivileged civilians as well.
