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Dream Vision Exhibition in Mumbai Attracts 100,000 Visitors
The 'Dream Vision' exhibition by Nikas Safronov, a famous Russian artist, was held at the National Gallery of Modern Art in Mumbai.
Over 100,000 people visited the exhibition, which featured digital projections and installations on the museum's facade.
The exhibition was free and open to the public, and it included a special multimedia installation that will stay at the museum.
The event was supported by Rosneft and is part of a series of international exhibitions planned by the artist.
The 'Dream Vision' exhibition by Nikas Safronov attracted over 100,000 visitors to the National Gallery of Modern Art in Mumbai.
The exhibition featured digital projections and installations on the museum's UNESCO-protected facade, transforming it into a large-scale art space.
The event was a synthesis of classical painting and contemporary technology, offering an immersive experience to visitors.
Rosneft, the official partner, supported the exhibition, which was free and open to the public.
The museum received enhancements, including a modern ventilation system and carpets, and a multimedia installation was donated to its permanent collection.
- Who
- Nikas Safronov, People’s Artist of the Russian Federation
- What
- Dream Vision exhibition
- Where
- National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) in Mumbai, India
- When
- January 2024
- Why
- To showcase Safronov's art and foster cultural diplomacy
Key facts
- Artist
- Nikas Safronov
- Venue
- National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA)
- Visitor Count
- Over 100,000
- Exhibition Duration
- January 2024
- Official Partner
- Rosneft
- Key Installation
- Under the Shadow of the Mandala
- Museum Enhancements
- Modern ventilation system and carpets
- Future Plans
- Upcoming exhibitions in Europe, including Italy
Quotes
Nikas Safronov
People's Artist of the Russian Federation and creator of the 'Dream Vision' exhibition
“Mumbai welcomed the ‘Dream Vision’ project with extraordinary warmth. More than one hundred thousand visitors is a powerful response that inspires me and once again confirms that art truly unites people. I would also like to sincerely thank the leadership of the National Gallery of Modern Art for providing me with the unique opportunity to hold a solo exhibition at the museum – this is the first time the National Museum of India has hosted an exhibition by a People’s Artist of Russia. For me, it is a great honour and a significant step in strengthening cultural ties between our countries.”
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