Photo : Sandrine SURENDAR KUMAR
"Memories in Color" an exhibition by Sandrine Surendar Kumar
From November 2 to 28, 2026, come and discover the painting work of this young self-taught artist on the walls of the Paris Anim' Richard Wright center.
Centre Paris Anim' Richard Wright (Paris 6th)
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Hosted as part of the "1st Young Exhibition"* program set up by the center's team, Sandrine has been supported to make this exhibition possible.
Join us on Wednesday, November 4th at 7 PM for the opening reception. An opportunity to meet and talk with this artist who will take you on a colorful journey.
Free entry during the opening hours of the Paris Anim' Richard Wright center
*more information by contacting the center team at cparichardwright@actisce.org
Our take on this event
Sandrine Surendar Kumar transforms simple canvases into immersive, vivid landscapes of pure emotion. Step inside these bright compositions and let your imagination roam across her bold, colorful world. It is the perfect spot for anyone looking to discover a fresh and evocative artistic vision.
The Centre Paris Anim' Richard Wright in the 6th arrondissement presents "Souvenirs en couleurs," an exhibition by artist Sandrine Surendar Kumar running from November 2 to November 28, 2026. Supported by the "1ère expo jeune" program, the exhibition invites visitors to explore a vibrant visual journey. Entrance is free during the center's regular operating hours. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users and provides specific accommodations for blind or visually impaired guests. A public opening reception with the artist is scheduled for Wednesday, November 4, at 19:00, offering a unique opportunity to discuss the creative process behind these colorful works.
As part of the "1ère expo jeune" program, the Centre Paris Anim' Richard Wright is hosting Sandrine Surendar Kumar for her exhibition titled "Souvenirs en couleurs." The collection will be on display from Monday, November 2, to Saturday, November 28, 2026.
A special vernissage will take place on Wednesday, November 4, at 19:00. This event invites the public to meet the artist and engage in a conversation about the themes and inspiration behind the displayed works. Outside of the opening night, the exhibition is open to the public free of charge during the center's standard operating hours.
Accessibility is a priority for this exhibition, ensuring that all visitors can fully experience the art. The facility is equipped to welcome wheelchair users and features specific resources for blind and visually impaired individuals. Please consult the center's staff for any additional details regarding your visit.
