In this issue

Bhopal-based contemporary artist Anjali Prabhakar, who is known for her thought-provoking paintings on the relationship between men and women, is participating in the Bharat
Ki Kala Art Expo 2022 bythe Generation Art Foundation from 13th-16th October, 2022 in Nehru Centre, Worli, Mumbai. A passionate artist since 1994, Prabhakar’s oil canvasses act as windows into the spiritual and emotional connection between the two genders. Her style is figurative with
elements of abstraction and imagination fused into it. As a visual artist with multiple muses, Prabhakar also likes to take inspiration from Gond folk art for her creations. Viewers and art lovers will be able to catch works done in the signature style of the artist, at the grand-scale expo. She also sensitively portrays the incarnation of women embodied in various forms, using rich deep tones to give her painting a strong visual appeal. Prabhakar has also participated in the official attempt of
a Guinness World Record.

Colour Canvas Magazine Description:

Colour Canvas is a the India's Fastest growing Newspaper catering the Art Industry over the last 3 years, covering every aspect of Art and Entertainment. Based out in Delhi, Colour Canvas has PAN-India distribution.

Colour Canvas is working as a platform for both Artist and Critics to interact with each other by discussing, interrogating and appreciating Artworks.This has led to the fostering of a vibrant atmosphere of sustained debate around crucial issues linked to the theory and practice of painting, sculpture,photography and classical music, classical dance etc.

Colour Canvas has a huge national as well as international readership and had also associated with many Art festival around the globe as their media partner.