<span style="color: #222222;">With several outdoor activities of performing arts coming to a halt due to restrictions of Covid-19, some people are exploring online platforms. Miss Lalhming Mawii, a young artist from Mizoram, is one such person, who has joined the online International Art Exhibition beginning today. In the exhibition, organised by Jammu and Kashmir Centre for Creative Arts, 160 artists from 22 states and eight countries will showcase their paintings and sculptures.<br />'' <br />'' During the lockdown enforced due to coronavirus pandemic, Miss Lalhming joined the international online exhibition curated by Franesi Pietro titled # i-stay-at-home-but-i-like-art.<br />'' <br />'' Excited to join the online art exhibition, she said it will give both artists and art-lovers a platform to explore paintings without going out and mix with the crowd during COVID-19 pandemic.<br />'' <br />''<br />''This young artist &nbsp;has received International Association of Art (IAA) India award called 'Wallace Hartley W.A.D award' this April. Lalhming has also been awarded the prestigious SPANDAN Social Creative Award in 2018 by Spandan International Goa. She has &nbsp;set up an art gallery, named Art Novelty Gallery at Aizawl.</span>
News On AIR | August 16, 2020 5:51 PM
Online art exhibition will give both artists and art-lovers a great platform, says Miss Lalhming Mawii