🎨Art & Painting – Spreading Colour, Culture, and Confidence

At INDIA-AIDS, we believe art is not just about creativity—it's a powerful medium of empowerment, expression, and community engagement. Our Art and Painting vocational course aims to provide underprivileged youth, especially girls and women, with hands-on training in traditional and modern art forms while also turning their talent into a sustainable skill.

As part of our ongoing commitment to promoting art, we have successfully executed a large-scale DDA wall beautification project, where 10–15 public walls were painted with vibrant murals—many based on themes like nature, social messages, and Indian folk art. These walls now stand as open-air galleries, created by our students and volunteers under expert guidance.

At our own center, we regularly invite school and college students to participate in community art activities, including the complete revamp of our premises with beautiful wall art, transforming it into a vibrant, inspiring space for all.

Our training modules cover sketching, watercolors, canvas painting, Madhubani, Warli, and mural art, along with upcycling projects such as diya making, bottle painting, and decorative wall hangings. We also organize painting competitions and thematic exhibitions to showcase student talent, boosting their confidence and visibility.

This course is not just about art—it’s about healing, self-expression, and offering a dignified path to livelihood. Through each brushstroke, our trainees are painting brighter futures for themselves and their communities.