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Rajamahendravaram’s ode to history in art and sculpture

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The Hindu Bureau
Rajamahendravaram’s ode to history in art and sculpture
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Artist Hari Thadoju has launched a new art academy, 'StroCurve', in Rajamahendravaram to revive the city's artistic heritage. The academy aims to groom young talent in painting and sculpture while providing a space for cultural discourse.

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The initiative highlights efforts to preserve and promote regional cultural history and arts education in India.

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Rajamahendravaram has finally welcomed a new art gallery – more than a century after the historic Rajahmundry Chitra Kalashala was inaugurated in 1923, aimed at grooming young artists. The Chitra Kalasala was founded by the renowned artist Damerla Rama Rao, a protege of the legendary British artist and poet Oswald Jennings Couldrey.

Once home to iconic artists like Adavi Bapiraju and Rama Rao, the city is witnessing history come full circle. A century later, contemporary artist Hari Thadoju is retracing the steps of Rama Rao, aiming to revive the city’s glorious heritage in the world of painting. On the 80th Independence Day, Mr. Hari, a 31-year-old artist and sculptor, launched S troCurve, a n academy, he said, is dedicated for arts and cultural excellence, grooming young talents of Rajamahendravaram city, in the medium of canvas painting and sculpture.

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