Hans Raj
Mahila Maha Vidyalaya's Visual and Performing Arts and Sciences departments
successfully concluded the two-day DBT-sponsored Interdisciplinary
International Workshop on the Science of Sustainability, titled "Art Eco
2024." This significant event was held in collaboration with the esteemed
Shryansy International Art and Culture organization, India, under the
invaluable guidance from Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen. The workshop,
convened by Dean Academics, Dr. Seema Marwaha, Dr. Rakhi Mehta, Faculty Head of
Skilled Courses and Dean, Innovation and Research, Dr. Anjana Bhatia, provided
a platform for artists to showcase and demonstrate their live artwork in the
lush green lawn, surrounded by enthusiastic students. This immersive experience
allowed students to glean insights from the techniques employed by the artists,
incorporating them into their own artistic endeavours. Distinguished
guests who graced the occasion, included
Shryansy Singh Manu, Director of Shryansy International Art and Culture
organization; Sirotina Natalia, Director of Tver Art College, Russia; Pygarkina
Evegency Anotolievna; Prof. Associate Sandin-Ooi Galina; Zalenia Nadezhda;
Selegneva Lidiia; and Indian Artist Kavita Hastir. Principal Dr. Sareen
extended a warm welcome to the guests and honored them for their invaluable
contributions to the event. She attributed this workshop as a gesture to work
together on a global front and realise the dream of women empowerment. Working
on the notion of Vasudeva Kutumbkam, HMV is all equipped to make this world a beautiful
place to live in. She congratulated the entire team who organised the workshop
with a great success. The guests appreciated the efforts put forth by HMV and
expressed their wish to work in unison with HMV to preserve traditions and
culture of their countries. Two MoUs were signed on the occasion to work in
collaboration with each other. "Art Eco 2024" served as a platform
for interdisciplinary dialogue, fostering collaboration between art and science
to promote sustainability. Through innovative artistic expressions and
insightful discussions, participants explored the intersection of art and
environmental consciousness, paving the way for a more sustainable future. The
workshop was attended by around 200 students from 20 different colleges of the
region.
