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| “All Living Souls” Celebrates Indian Art and Culture at India Habitat Centre |
New Delhi: A remarkable exhibition titled “All Living Souls”, showcasing the essence of modern and contemporary Indian fine and popular arts and crafts, was organized at the prestigious Visual Art Gallery by the Tuli Research Centre for Indian Studies. The exhibition brought together eminent personalities from the world of art, culture, and media, creating an inspiring platform for artistic dialogue and appreciation.
Renowned artist Jatin Das, noted art collector and cultural thinker Neville Tuli, and distinguished personality Sudhir Tandon were present on the occasion and shared their valuable insights on the evolving landscape of Indian art and heritage.
Speaking to the press during the event, Sandeep Marwah, Founder of Noida Film City and President of AAFT School of Fine Arts, praised the initiative for beautifully reflecting the spirit of Indian creativity and humanity through diverse artistic expressions.
Dr. Marwah emphasized that art remains one of the strongest mediums to connect societies, preserve culture, and promote peace and emotional understanding across the globe. He appreciated the efforts of the organizers in presenting a vibrant collection that bridges traditional craftsmanship with modern artistic vision.
The exhibition attracted artists, art lovers, scholars, students, and cultural enthusiasts from different walks of life, making it a significant celebration of India’s rich artistic legacy and contemporary creative movement.
