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Art camp at Salar Jung museum

Hyderabad: A summer art camp is being organised by Salar Jung Museum for school children from May 11 to 25. Students between eight and 15 years are invited to attend the camp. Activities such as drawing and painting, fabric painting, glass etching, painting on ceramics and heritage awareness will be taught at the camp. Apart from these activities, students will have a chance to attend special lectures by experts and film shows on Indian history and culture and museum visit.

Application forms can be collected from May 2 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. The last date for submission of application forms is May 7. For more details contact 2452 0643, 2452 3211.

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