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Gyaananda School, Sector 109, Dwarka Expressway, Gurugram, hosted a spectacular Dandiya Raas 3.0 event on October 11th, 2024, bringing together students, parents, and the wider community in a vibrant celebration of India’s rich cultural heritage. However, this event was more than just an evening of dance and music; it was a powerful initiative with a social impact. Funds raised through Dandiya Raas 3.0 will be used to provide educational opportunities, healthcare, and essential resources to underprivileged children in the local community.

Amitabh Ashesh unveils new conceptual foundations for painting in Mumbai  ‘Isee Tarah’, a painting exhibition showcasing Amitabh Ashesh’s original work on ‘Yufism,’ will be on display at the Kamalnayan Bajaj Gallery between 27-31 October.

The Guru Bhola Nath Music Utsav provided a platform for both established and emerging artists, celebrating the depth and beauty of Indian classical music. By upholding the Guru-Shishya Parampara, the festival ensured that the teachings and spirit of Pandit Bhola Nath Prasanna remained alive for future generations.

He has aptly given prominence to serenity of natural world and its omnipresent grandeur in the proper perspectives of visual art. His works connect the viewers to details of the untouched and serene worlds in the universe.

Dipali Meher, is an Atal National Award-winning artist (2019) whose work draws deeply from Japanese calligraphy, Buddhist and Vedic philosophy, and her practice of Reiki.

Renowned for his emotive watercolours, senior artist Pradip Maitra unveils his latest solo exhibition, ‘Illusion and Reality’, offering a profound meditation on the cultural and intellectual upheaval spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic. The exhibition is set to open at the Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, from 29th October to 4th November 2024.

The present series depicts his artistic perceptions about the relevance and sanctity of significant monuments in various states of India and their importance in apt perspectives. 

Rasas in Divine Relationships uniquely interweaves the concept of emotions, rasas, from the Natya Shastra (a treatise on the performing arts) and the lives and stories of deific couples, to lead as an example. These larger-than-life characters with extraordinary qualities, upon whom we mortals base our belief system, are depicted as being vulnerable to some of the base desires and vices, thereby making them relatable for the present generations.

Record-breaking 5,555 artworks cantered around the same theme: the peacock​

Art exhibition is a confluence of distinct artistic expressions and mediums, offering a unique experience for art enthusiasts in Mumbai. Showcased at the Jehangir Art Gallery