For the tenth
successive year, the Green Heritage oriented Plant Show was held at
the SFX Higher Secondary School super complex. Though there was a
whole, vast hall full of variegated plants, it was creativity and
talent which stole the limelight at the three-day show.
On show were an assorted series of items which spoke
volumes as far as creativity is concerned, particularly in relation
to nature. One witnessed nature's throbbing vibes at the various
competitions--flower arrangement, vegetable carving, garland making,
poster drawing and paper bags. There were also several attractive
items made from waste products, coconut shell and
bamboos.
ArtNOW Galeria presents Artist of the Month: RAJAN FULARI
"Harvest", 1992.
Wash-Water Colour. 66 x 48 cms.
"Render", 1992. Wash-Water Colour. 66x 48
cms.
"Light of Hope", 1996. Mix-Media on Handmade
Paper. 56 x 82 cms.
"Sacrifice for Time", 1999. Crayon on Paper.
72 x 112 cms.
"Death of Mahatma", 1999. Mix-Media on
Handmade Paper. 110 x 78 cms.
"Value of Blood", 1999. Mix Medium on Handmade
paper. 72 cm x 1-08 cm.
Address: Rajan Fulari, Bazar Bridge,
Siolim, Goa-India. RAJANFULARI@rediffmail.com
ArtNOW 
For the tenth
successive year, the Green Heritage oriented Plant Show was held at
the SFX Higher Secondary School super complex. Though there was a
whole, vast hall full of variegated plants, it was creativity and
talent which stole the limelight at the three-day show. 
On show were an assorted series of items which spoke
volumes as far as creativity is concerned, particularly in relation
to nature. One witnessed nature's throbbing vibes at the various
competitions--flower arrangement, vegetable carving, garland making,
poster drawing and paper bags. There were also several attractive
items made from waste products, coconut shell and
bamboos.
