Tata Motors launches 'Nano: Art in Motion'

Tata Motors announced the launchof the 'Nano: Art in Motion', for all Tata Nano fans, in association with well-known artists. Being designed to celebrate life, creativity, freedom and the spread of culture; 'Nano: Art in Motion' will feature the Tata Nano as its canvas, with the
inaugural Art Car being painted by renowned artist, Sangeeta Babani. A self taught artist from Mumbai, Sangeeta Babani, will start transforming the car from September 14-16, 2012, at the Palladium Courtyard of the High Street Phoenix, Mumbai.

"The Tata Nano is a true innovation and a fun car, and art is all about having fun with colors, creativity and personal expression. Through this initiative, we are marrying art and utility to showcase a series of Tata Nanos', which will be embellished with varying theme-based imagery, further accentuating the brand's personality as a potent personal symbol. The first art car will focus around the theme of celebration. We are delighted to have Sangeeta Babani as part of the kickoff to this exciting new series," said Delna Avari, Head (Nano Product Group), Tata Motors.

Excited about painting on the Tata Nano, Sangeeta Babani plans to interpret the theme of celebration using her signature blend of realism and abstractionism, set to the vibrant color palette for which her art is known to follow. She will be assisted by Anil Dingankar, a young and upcoming artist.

Once painted, the colourful Tata Nano will tour the city during the upcoming Ganesh Chaturthi festivity, visiting pandals and popular Mumbai destinations. Besides the pandals, the colorful Nano will also visit orphanage homes and children's schools to spread happiness.

All Tata Nano fans can participate in this celebration by registering in the contest 'Catch the Art Nano' where keen observers of the Art Nano can upload their photos of the car, taken during its tour of the city, to a special Facebook application on the Nano's FB fan page. The fan with the best shot of the Art Nano will be selected for a special visit by the car!

All art lovers and Nano fans can follow Nano: Art in Motion on www.tatanano.com/nanoartinmotion, which will be live from 14th September.For further detailson the first Nano Art Car, including special photos, film footage of the car’s creationand an interview with Ms. Sangeeta Babani. Fans can return to this site throughout the Art Nano series.

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