Art works on display at Terra Verde’- Art Exhibition in Kohima.
Our Correspondent
Kohima | February 25
Terra Verde, an immersive art exhibition celebrating the beauty of the earth and its landscapes, got underway here at the Centre of Excellence for Music and Arts (CEMA) on February 25.
Organised by Local Colors and supported by the Task Force for Music & Arts (TaFMA), the event was graced by Y Anthony Ngullie, Commissioner & Secretary, Youth Resources & Sports Department as the special guest.
Addressing the gathering, Ngullie highlighted the various initiatives undertaken by Youth Resources & Sports (YRS) Department including the success of e-gaming.
He lauded TaFMA under the leadership of chairman Theja Meru, commending its efforts in promoting music and arts in the state. Expressing gratitude to Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio, for his leadership, Ngullie acknowledged the numerous youth-empowering activities being carried out across Nagaland.
Speaking on the theme Terra Verde, which translates to “Green Land,” Ngullie emphasized the importance of preserving Nagaland’s rich natural beauty and urged the people to take conscious steps in conserving the environment. He further applauded the artists for their creative expression and wished them success in their artistic endeavors.
On behalf of Local Colors, Mhasitono Kennea addressed the gathering, thanking the Government of Nagaland and TaFMA for their continued support. She shared the collective vision of Local Colors to take Nagaland’s artistic talent to a global stage.
TaFMA project director Dr. Hovithal Sothu delivered welcome address while TaFMA chairman Theja Meru introduced Terra Verde to the audience. He commended the artists for their creativity and dedication, stating that exhibitions like Terra Verde provide a vital platform for artistic expression and growth. He reaffirmed TaFMA’s commitment to supporting Nagaland’s artists and encouraged the public to appreciate and invest in their work.
Vizokhoto George Kirha, Councillor, Ward No. 14, attended the event and extended his support to the exhibition.Together with the special guest, he unveiled the exhibition, marking the official commencement of Terra Verde.
The event also featured a special musical performance by Keduo Kire, TaFMA Mipro Artist of Kohima, adding to the artistic ambiance of the occasion.
The exhibition will be opened to the public from February 25 to 28 from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, at CEMA,
Minister’s Hill, Kohima. All artworks displayed at the exhibition are available for sale. Art lovers and collectors have been encouraged to support local artists by acquiring these unique pieces.
