An international group exhibition titled Unity in Harmony – Season 3 is currently on view at AIFACS Gallery, New Delhi. Organised by La Art Convention, the show opened on August 3 and will run until August 7.
Curated by Devika Verma, founder of La Art Convention, the exhibition brings together more than 200 artists from India and abroad. It features a diverse mix of classical and contemporary works, created by both emerging voices and established names.
The show follows a successful second season in Dubai and marks what Verma calls a “homecoming” to India. “This is more than an exhibition — it’s a space for dialogue, emotion, and artistic freedom,” she said.
Highlights include paintings, mixed media, and installation works reflecting themes of cultural identity, harmony, and global connection. Verma describes her curatorial approach as one that centres the artist’s voice: “My role is to listen — to hold space for truth and expression.”
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The event also marks the beginning of a new international collaboration between La Art Convention and the Dubai International Art Centre. In a symbolic gesture of cross-cultural exchange, legendary Emirati artist Ahmad Al Awadhi Rukni is attending as Chief Guest.
“His presence strengthens the spirit of unity this show stands for,” said Verma. “We hope this exhibition reminds people that harmony is not a luxury — it is a choice.”
When: Until August 7; 11 AM – 7 PM
Where: AIFACS Gallery, 1 Rafi Marg, New Delhi
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