Creativity in Full Bloom: Jaipur Art Festival 2025 Brings Vibrant Colors to Life at Jawahar Kala Kendra
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Ananya soch: Jaipur Art Festival 2025
The third day of the Jaipur Art Festival 2025 at Jawahar Kala Kendra (JKK) was filled with vibrant hues of creativity and artistic expression, as a series of engaging competitions and cultural performances kept the audience enthralled throughout the day.
The day featured an array of lively contests including a Children’s Art Competition (ages 5–10), Face Painting, Watercolor Painting, Solo and Group Dance, Solo Singing, and Group Singing events. The enthusiasm among participants and spectators alike turned the venue into a hub of artistic energy.
In the Children’s Art category, Krishna Tak secured first place, followed by Soham Kumar and Satvik Paliwal in second place, while Samayan Sinha, Navya, and Mali Kumar shared the third position. Five participants were also honored with special recognition awards for their exceptional creativity. Winners received cash prizes of ₹1100, ₹700, and ₹500 along with certificates of appreciation.
Renowned artists Satish Kumar Pandit and Ruki Chatterjee served as judges for the painting competitions, lending their artistic expertise in evaluating the young talents. Results for the remaining competitions are expected to be announced later today.
The highlight of the evening was a mesmerizing Dhrupad recital by eminent classical vocalist Professor Madhu Bhatt Tailang, whose soulful performance captivated the audience. The event beautifully reflected the spirit of Jaipur — a seamless blend of art, tradition, and culture, celebrating creativity in its purest form.
