ART APPRECIATION LECTURES
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This course will encourage students to know & appreciate Indian Art & Global art .Anybody with an inclination to enjoy Arts can attend. No background is required in any Art or Design practice. However, professionals can also enhance their knowledge and reap benefits from this course.
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