Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Friday attended the Tribes Arts Festival-2026 and said the capital’s doors are open for artists and cultural practitioners who boost the inclusive character of the city.
The 12-day Tribes Art Fest organised by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs in collaboration with FICCI and the National Gallery of Modern Art concluded with a valedictory ceremony at the Travancore Palace on KG Marg, an official statement said.
Gupta appreciated the efforts of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs in bringing the richness of tribal art and culture to the national capital and providing a valuable platform for artists from different parts of the country, the statement said.
“Such initiatives play an important role in highlighting the vibrant traditions, creativity and cultural heritage of India’s tribal communities, while also enabling citizens and visitors to experience these art forms more closely,” she said.
“The national capital will always welcome artists and cultural practitioners who enrich Delhi with the spirit of inclusivity,” she added.
The festival witnessed enthusiastic participation from tribal artists, contemporary artists, cultural groups, students, and art enthusiasts from across the country, the statement said.
More than 10,000 visitors attended the exhibition, reflecting the growing public interest and appreciation for India’s rich tribal art traditions, it added.
