Guwahati: The National Artists Association is organizing a major art exhibition at the Srimanta Sankardeva Kalakhetra, Lalit Kala Bhawan AC Art Gallery, bringing together artists from India and neighboring South Asian countries. The exhibition, being held from September 5 to September 7, will showcase the creative works of around 90 artists.
The three-day exhibition aims to promote artistic exchange and strengthen cultural connections among artists from India, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. The event is being organized under the leadership of Biswajit Dam, President of the National Artists Association, with Heamen Kalita serving as Working President.
Other members playing key roles in organizing the event include Chandan Sharma, Social Welfare Secretary, and Sabita Kalita, Event Secretary.
The exhibition will feature the participation of several distinguished guest and invited artists. The guest artists include Krishna Goswami, Parikshit Baruah, Jerina Baruah and Dr. Naboji Deka.
Among the invited artists are Prabin Kumar Nath, Aditi Chakravarty, Lohit Rajbongshi, Manika Devi, Dr. Bivas Kumar Sinha, Subakar Laskar and Dr. Mukesh Sona.
The event will also be attended by respected personalities including Satyendra Sarma, Retired Research Officer, Planning and Development Department, Assam Secretariat, as well as a writer and social worker. Prannath Sarma, a retired employee of Gauhati University and social worker, will also be associated with the programme.
The exhibition is expected to provide a vibrant platform for artists to display their work, interact with fellow artists and encourage greater appreciation of contemporary art and cultural diversity in the region.
The programme will be anchored by Jayanta Saikia, who will coordinate the proceedings of the event.
With participation from approximately 90 artists and representation from four countries, the National Artists Association’s exhibition is expected to become an important cultural gathering in Guwahati, celebrating creativity, artistic expression and cross-border cultural exchange.
