This is an Indian folk and tribal art exhibition organized by the INDIAN FOLK ART CORRIDOR (IFAC). The exhibition will begin on 6th April and continue until 11th April at the Kamalnayan Bajaj Art Gallery.

IFAC, founded by Vidisha Pandey, is a UAE-based initiative dedicated to promoting Indian folk, tribal, and traditional arts on a global platform. This marks IFAC’s first-ever exhibition in India.

The exhibition will showcase artworks by renowned state and national award-winning artists, representing diverse Indian art forms and cultural traditions.

As part of HARSHIT, a 3-day Pichwai art workshop will be conducted by a third-generation master artist, offering participants a unique opportunity to learn this traditional art form.

Additionally, on 7th April, a live art demonstration featuring four different art forms Tikuli Art, Jogi Art, Sohrai Art, and Pichwai Art will take place at Marine Drive from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

On 10th April, the exhibition will host a panel discussion, where art experts will guide and inspire artists on how to take Indian art to a global audience and promote it internationally.

This exhibition is a celebration of India’s rich artistic heritage, bringing together tradition, creativity, and global vision under one roof.