Archive · 24 Aug 2026
Over 70 Artists Showcase Diverse Works At Bhopal Exhibition
More than 70 artists took part in an art exhibition in Bhopal.
The show was held at the Lalit Kala Gallery in Ravindra Bhavan.
It was called Kalagya Art Exhibition – Third Arc 2026.
The artists came from different parts of India.
Mamta Saxena displayed more than 100 paintings.
Aditi Joshi painted scenes from the Ramayana in the Warli style.
Deeksha Gupta made a picture of Goddess Saraswati using henna.
The two-day exhibition ended on Sunday.
More than 70 artists from across India displayed diverse artworks at Ravindra Bhavan’s Lalit Kala Gallery in Bhopal.
The exhibition, titled Kalagya Art Exhibition – Third Arc 2026, was organized by Kalagya Art.
Bhopal artist Mamta Saxena presented more than 100 works, drawing on folk influences, storytelling and imagination.
Aditi Joshi, 56, depicted key episodes from the Ramayana using Warli painting.
Jabalpur artist Deeksha Gupta created a henna painting of Goddess Saraswati seated on a lotus and holding a veena.
- Who
- More than 70 artists, including Mamta Saxena, Aditi Joshi and Deeksha Gupta, participated.
- What
- They showcased diverse artworks at Kalagya Art Exhibition – Third Arc 2026.
- When
- The two-day exhibition concluded on Sunday; the articles do not provide specific dates.
- Where
- The exhibition was held at the Lalit Kala Gallery in Ravindra Bhavan, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- It was organized by Kalagya Art to present artworks by artists from across India.
- Exhibition
- Kalagya Art Exhibition – Third Arc 2026
- Venue
- Lalit Kala Gallery, Ravindra Bhavan, Bhopal
- Participants
- More than 70 artists from across India
- Duration
- Two days
- Mamta Saxena’s display
- More than 100 artworks
- Aditi Joshi’s work
- Warli paintings depicting key Ramayana episodes
- Deeksha Gupta’s work
- A henna painting of Goddess Saraswati with a veena