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Art Diversity 2024: 2nd chapter of India, Philippines exchange

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Arth Art International will present its second installment of a special event aimed at fostering cultural exchange through art. Taking place in from April 19 to April 26, the ‘Art Diversity 2024’ exhibition will bring together talented artists from India and the Philippines to showcase their diverse cultures and artistic expressions.

The exhibition, which is  curated by Jyoti A Kathpalia from India and August Santiago from Philippines, will be inaugurated by Josel Francisco IGNACIO, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Philippines in India.

In the inaugural chapter of the exchange, Indian delegates had gone to Philippines where Manila unfurled its vibrant tapestry in February 2023, at the World Trade Centre where the exhibition took place.

The guiding principle behind Art Diversity 2024 is to provide a platform for the vibrant expression and interaction of diverse cultures and to ignite profound cultural exchanges through the medium of art. The exchange programme will consist of tours to important cultural and historic sites, art and craft museums of India and cultural programmes. The programme will also have art talks for a stimulating exchange of ideas between the artists, and an art camp for two days where the Indian and Philippine artists will create artworks which will be exhibited.

Sushil Shriwastwa, CEO Arth Art International and the project director said, “It is indeed a matter of great privilege to be undertaking this project. I believe that many more such exchange programmes should be organised as they enable the artists and the countries to foster ties of friendship and bring to light the aspects of care, tolerance and humanity that we all share.”

Participating Artists from the Philippines:  Aaron Bautista, Aries Hernandez, Arnaldo “Atoy” Apostadero, Bernardo Balagtas, Claro Agusto Santiago Jr., Don Nemesio Miranda III, Katrina Tuazon, Maria Cecilia Artillaga, Nemesio “Nemiranda” Miranda, Jr., Rodolfo E. Alcantara, Jr., Rosalie Vitor Gonzales

Participating Artists from India: Anoop Kamath, Ashish Arora, Jasmine Kaur, Krishnendu Porel, Meenakshi Jha, Nitasha Jaini, Dr Ramesh Kandagiri, Ritu Kamath, Shuvendu Sarkar

When: 11 am – 7 pm; April 19 – 26

Where: The Stainless Gallery, New Friends Colony

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