Thejomaye Menon exhibiting in Bengaluru as part of MKF Museum of Art’s group show
Works by Chennai-based artists Thejomaye Menon, Gita Hudson and Asma Menon are on display in the city
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“Painting cleanses your soul to a great extent,” says Thejomaye Menon. “It was not for a sense of validation; I continued painting because I knew I had it in me to do whatever I was doing,” she says, talking about her journey as an artist.The artist will be showcasing her work at Mavericks of Narratives, a group show by MKF Museum of Art, along with Gita Hudson and Asma Menon.Based out of Chennai with over 120 shows to her name, Thejomaye, who has been an artist and an art teacher for the past three decades, believes “there is no time for excuses” when it comes to following one’s passion — be it time constraints, a career or family life.“It is an arduous journey because you have to go through the paces before you get yourself out there.
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