An online art exhibition sharing the art journey of various artists.

Destiny, chance, fortune, providence, luck and doom. Those are all words that a thesaurus contains for the word FATE.

Invisible, colorless and odorless. It is something that is around us all the time. It is our destiny. Fate is the chance of anything occurring to any body at any time. Fate can result in negative or positive outcomes.

FATE: an art exhibition where we are focusing on the life of an artist, on the canvas and behind the canvas

Are you a born artist?

Are you a self taught artist or a degree?

Or are you an artist by destiny?

We believe everyone has something inside themselves that can be expressed through a healthy creative platform. Your own personal treasure is to discover your creative gift and nurture it.

So let’s put these ideas together. We could say a personal artistic journey is how artists explore and transform their ideas, the evolution of their practice over time. Their visual form will change or be altered as a result of the exploration of ideas, subject, and mediums.

ARTISTS MAKE A VISUAL RECORD OF THE PEOPLE, PLACES, AND EVENTS OF THEIR TIME AND PLACE. …

ARTISTS HELP US TO SEE THE WORLD IN NEW OR INNOVATIVE WAYS. …

ARTISTS MAKE FUNCTIONAL OBJECTS AND STRUCTURES (BUILDINGS) MORE PLEASURABLE AND ELEVATE THEM OR IMBUE THEM WITH MEANING.

But we tried to see the other side of this as I said other side of the canvas.

There is a long journey with so many hurdles and challenges which artists have to face and then only they achieve what they want.

By this exhibition we are sharing those hidden secrets which each and every artist face at least once in their artistic journey.

With 10 artists and around 50 artworks, the virtual opening of this exhibition is on 10th of September, 2020. Live on Zoom and Funun Art’s Facebook page AT 6:00 PM.

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