A Vibrant One-Day Painting Workshop by Rupvarnam Fine Art Society Concludes Successfully
Guwahati, 13 November 2025: Rupvarnam Fine Art Society marked a memorable milestone with the successful conclusion of its lively one-day painting workshop, “Colours of November,” held at the culturally rich Srimant Sankardev Kalakshetra. The event brought together a diverse collective of 26 artists, including six promising students from the society, transforming the venue into a flourishing hub of artistic energy, shared learning, and creative freedom.
The workshop welcomed a vibrant mix of established and emerging artists whose participation added depth and diversity to the day’s activities. Among the distinguished names were Dadul Chaliha, Prabin Kumar Nath, Paranbanti Devi, Sanajaoba Tensuba (Manipur), Minakshi Borgohain, Anup Kumar Sarmah, Diksha Kain (New Delhi), Ratna Sharma (Delhi), Baibhav Sarmah (Haryana), Kauslesh Kumar (Aarah, Bihar), Dimpi Das, Kukima Kakati, Dikshita Mahanta, Pallabi Nath, Kasturi Kalita, Shobha Chetri, Bhaskar Jyoti Kalita, Kalpa Jyoti Das, Shruti Singha, Prakreeti Sarmah, Sagarika Sarania, Nishtha Priyam Sarmah, and Udipta Pathak, among others. Their collective presence not only enriched the artistic fabric of the event but also created an inspiring space for constructive interaction and creative synergy.
Over the course of the day, the artists produced an impressive body of work that reflected a wide spectrum of thoughts, emotions, and artistic philosophies. From bold strokes to intricate detailing, from abstract concepts to representational forms, the artworks created during the workshop highlighted the distinctive styles and personal journeys of each participant. The studio-like atmosphere at Kalakshetra further strengthened this creative flow, encouraging artists to engage in meaningful conversations, exchange techniques, and observe each other’s processes with admiration and curiosity.
One of the key highlights of the workshop was the seamless collaboration between seasoned artists and young learners. The experienced participants generously shared guidance, insights, and encouragement, while emerging artists contributed fresh perspectives and youthful enthusiasm. This intergenerational exchange nurtured a space where every participant felt both supported and inspired, embodying the true spirit of collective artistic growth.
“Colours of November” also succeeded in fulfilling its objective of fostering an open platform for dialogue—where artists could discuss ideas, express concerns, and celebrate each other’s achievements. The workshop transformed into a vibrant confluence of colours, creativity, and camaraderie, leaving participants with a renewed sense of purpose and artistic motivation.
Every artist completed their artwork with remarkable dedication, making the event not just productive but emotionally and artistically fulfilling. The sight of diverse creative voices working in harmony turned the workshop into a celebration of imagination, passion, and the transformative power of art.
Rupvarnam Fine Art Society expresses its heartfelt gratitude to all participating artists for their time, energy, and invaluable contributions. Their enthusiastic involvement made “Colours of November” a deeply enriching experience for everyone present.
— Anup Kumar Sarmah, President, Rupvarnam Fine Art Society
