The President Participates in Art Exhibitions “Celebration of Women” and “Bhawanawaka Shanthiya”
President Ranil Wickremesinghe was present at the art exhibitions “Celebration of Women” and “Bhawanawaka Shanthiya” by renowned artists Mrs. Iromi Wijewardena and Mr. Winston Suludagoda at the Lionel Wendt Art Gallery, Colombo 07, yesterday (14).
The art exhibition marking the 50th anniversary of Mrs. Iromi Wijewardena’s artistic career was themed “Celebration of Women”. At the same time, Mr. Winston Suludagoda, a well-known host of art exhibitions both locally and internationally, presented his 34th art exhibition under the theme “Bhawanawaka Shantiya”.
With 46 years of experience, Mr. Winston has displayed his artworks in various countries around the world. These exhibitions featured vibrant paintings portraying different themes such as daily life relationships, global crises, and religious practices.
After visiting the art exhibition, the President engaged in friendly conversations with the attendees and joined in group photos. Additionally, the artists presented a special commemorative gift to President Ranil Wickremesinghe.
Former Minister Ravi Karunayake, MP Mayantha Dissanyake, Former Governor of the Central Bank Indrajith Kumaraswami, Dr. Dayan Jaayathilake, Sujan Wijewardene, Lusil Wijewardene, Natali Wijewardene, Mala Jayawardene, Roshini Gunaratne, Shirani Thenabadu, Veteran Artist Kala Soori S.H. Sarath, and other guests graced the occasion with their presence.
President Ranil Wickremesinghe attended art exhibitions by Mrs. Iromi Wijewardena and Mr. Winston Suludagoda at the Lionel Wendt Art Gallery in Colombo. Mrs. Wijewardena’s exhibition celebrated her 50th artistic career anniversary with a focus on women, while Mr. Suludagoda showcased his 34th exhibition themed “Bhawanawaka Shantiya”. The colorful artworks depicted daily life, global crises, and religious lifestyles. The President engaged in friendly conversations with attendees and received a special gift from the artists. The event was also attended by former Minister Ravi Karunayake, MP Mayantha Dissanyake, and other dignitaries, making it a successful and memorable occasion.
