The Laughtoon exhibition will make sure your bachcha doesn't grow up to be an angry young man

Thanks to the incomprehensible abstracts and thorough thoughts, the art arena has turned into an 'adults only' zone. However, the ongoing Laughtoon exhibition ensures that the kid is king. Here's all the dope.

Animal farm

The artistsu00a0Monchai Kosalpradit, Joe and Oie three young South Asian men have skillfully captured the nuances of childlike fantasies using mediums like acrylic and oil on canvas.

As per the creations, butterflies, cows, dogs, cats, elephants and donkeys find mention in most of the numbers.

The objective of this show is to give the kids an idea of what constitutes their world. "The paintings are open to various interpretations by different children. With a process like this, we are trying to impart education in a fun filled way," informs Samira Khandelwal, owner Kroma Art Gallery.

Toon fantasy

There are several displayed items (up for sale) that have been modelled around educational art, comical images, well-known cartoon figures such as Winnie the Pooh, Barney et al.

The richness of colours and themes would make these series an immediate favourite with bachcha party, suggests Khandelwal. Sounds interesting, no?

Cow taking dog for a walku00a0oil on canvas by Monchai	Barney in a car - acrylic on canvas by Joe and Oie How do you like the new new mid-day.com experience? Share your feedback and help us improve. Read Next Story Indians pedal away recession› Trending Stories Latest Photos Latest Videos Latest Web Stories ADVERTISEMENT Mid-Day Fast ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT