patna the unscheduled visit of cm nitish kumar to the college of arts and crafts here on thursday was a pleasant surprise for the college students faculty and eminent artists present from all over the countrythe occasion was the closing ceremony of a 15day rang aakar2 an allindia sculpture painting and print making camp this was organised by an organisation rang vikalp with the support of states hrd departmentcm welcomed all the artists currently in bihar and honoured them with a shawl and madhubani painting as a mementothis whole camp was conceptualised by a noted sculptor sanyasi red once a rusticated student of the college in 1995 and exstudent leader who has now made bihar proud with his work in the field of artlooking at his achievements in the field of art cm nitish kumar has given green signal to his dream project of opening a firstever cultural university in the statecm also promised sanyasi that during the yearlong celebration of bihars foundation he would be allowed to display his art pieces in all artrelated functions to be held in the staterang aakar2 was held ahead of bihar diwas festivities starting march 22 all the 18 paintings nine sculptures and six print media prepared over 15 days by 21 artists would be put on display at gandhi maidan main venue of the festivitiesearlier the display function was inaugurated by r b bhaskaran exchairman lalit kala academy new delhi and eminent artist of chennai vrindavan solanki an eminent artist from ahmedabad was the chief guest