(BCCL/ Ajay Kumar Gautam)Delhi might have more public art, but Gurgaon has more public participation. So when there was a discussion organised on Delhi's street art at the British Education Centre, Gurgaon, it was obvious that parallels would be drawn between the two neighbouring cities.As part of the Chevening Art Event, there was a discussion on visual art called Restoring Public Spaces in Delhi Through Street Art - A Look at the Movement in Delhi, which had artists from Delhi and Gurgaon as participants. Nakul Butta, founder of New Delhi Rising, a group of volunteers who clean the city, said, "Delhi just doesn't volunteer. "The participants said that the purpose of street art is to cover the damaged area and beautify it. Ashwini Aggarwal from 'Basic Shit', who is anonymously doing these projects, said, "Working in a public space is not easy.

Source: Times of India March 28, 2017 19:26 UTC