Novotel Hyderabad Airport organises ‘Flair for the Art’
The art gallery also has an art bistro which serves as a great place to sit and unwind.
Novotel Hyderabad Airport has organised “Flair for the Art” – an exhibition showcase by Artists Originals. It was an unforgettable evening presenting an ensemble of sketches by coveted artist Hari Srinivas. The exhibition was inaugurated by Rubin Cherian, General Manager, Novotel Hyderabad Airport.
The event was attended by Sunita Krishnan, founder, Prajwala Foundation (NGO), SV Sathyam, Director of Talent and Culture, Novotel Hyderabad Airport, Navneet Mishra, Managing Director, Hexagon, Ranbir Bagga, Bagga Wines, and other expats, corporate guests, art enthusiasts.
Key socialites including Preeti Bagga, Rajeev Baldwa, Preeti Vergis and other guests were seen bonding over wine and cheese. The evening breeze and the breath-taking view were enchanting and mesmerising. The starlit DND, open air venue, provided an ideal location for the event.
The art gallery also has an art bistro which serves as a great place to sit and unwind. All the art enthusiasts can simply relax and enjoy the ambience and have conversations over coffee.
Hari Srinivas showcased his exceptional artwork at the art gallery. All the guests applauded the acrylic charcoal and vibrant colours with oil. Hari is a creative artist and experiments with a medley of techniques and styles, moving from the abstract to the mundane.
Speaking on the occasion, Rubin Cherian, General Manager, Novotel Hyderabad Airport, said, “We are extremely excited to host ‘Flair for the Art’ and promote the art and culture at our hotel.
Our long-term aim is to develop an understanding about art. With this new gallery we are looking at providing opportunity to various artists to showcase their work. We also thank the artist Hari Srinivas for his excellent art work at the hotel.”
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