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Painting show

When mutual suspicion rather than communal harmony is the order of the day, there are pleasant surprises that prove things can get better.

New Delhi-based artist Koushal Choudhary is exhibiting his works, centred around the symbols of different faiths in various colours and shapes at the Karnataka Chitrakala Parishat. The show will be on until Friday.

Some of the paintings show his own interpretations of symbols such as Om, The Third Eye, the Cross, Shivalinga and Ganesha. Mr. Choudhary is an engineering graduate from Bangalore.

K. Satyamurty

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