Archive · 18 Jan 2026
Artists Explore Orange in Hyderabad Exhibition
Recently, a group of artists in Hyderabad came together for an art camp called 'Shades of Orange'.
They all used the color orange to create their paintings.
Each artist had their own unique way of seeing and feeling the color.
Some saw it as a symbol of energy and creativity, while others connected it to their personal struggles or spiritual beliefs.
The event was organized by the Parichay Arts Foundation, which aims to create spaces for artists to express themselves.
The result was a beautiful display of how one color can mean so many different things to different people.
The art camp showed that when artists share a common theme, they don't all create the same vision—they create many different ones, each telling its own story.
The 'Shades of Orange' art camp was held at the State Gallery of Art in Hyderabad, organized by Parichay Arts Foundation.
Artists explored the color orange as a medium for expressing diverse emotions, meanings, and experiences.
Founder Jaywant Naidu aimed to investigate how a shared palette could yield deeply personal expressions.
Artists interpreted orange in various ways, including as a symbol of energy, creativity, spirituality, and personal struggles.
The event demonstrated the diversity of thought and personal histories reflected through a single color.
- Who
- Artists from Hyderabad and Secunderabad, organized by Parichay Arts Foundation
- What
- An acrylic art camp exploring the color orange
- When
- Recently (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- State Gallery of Art, Madhapur, Hyderabad
- Why
- To investigate how a shared palette could yield deeply personal expressions
- Event
- Shades of Orange
- Location
- State Gallery of Art, Madhapur, Hyderabad
- Organizer
- Parichay Arts Foundation
- Founder
- Jaywant Naidu
- Medium
- Acrylic
- Theme
- Exploration of the color orange
- Artists
- Bharati Kar, Sukalyan Dutta, Sushil Patil, Alupula Pocham, Anjiya Naik, Madhu Kuruva, Nagaraj Goud, Maredu Ramu, Kotha Revanth, Kishore Jeripothula, Labhya Lingaraju