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About Us – ANUFineartists

Our Founder

by fourth batch of acharya Nagarjuna university, fine arts department students

Company History

from this year, the journey begins

Our Mission

The mission of fine arts is to foster creativity, self-expression, and cultural enrichment. Fine arts aim to: Encourage Creativity, Promote Self-Expression, Cultural Enrichment, Enhance Critical Thinking, Inspire and Educate, Build Community and Advocate for Social Change

Meet Our Team

  1. – KOLLI SANJAY web designer, blogger, content creator, illustrator and fine artist
  2. Krupa Singh – photographer, content creator and fine artist

Contact Information 

  • Email: anufinearts7@gmail.com
  • Phone: Office Phone Number
  • Website: https://anufineartists.blogspot.com/

Connect With Us

Facebook :  Finearts Anu
Twitter Official Twitter Handle
LinkedIn Official LinkedIn ID
Instagram:  anufinearts7

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