Archive · 24 Aug 2026
AI Prompt Art 2026 Exhibition Opens During National Space Week
A space celebration began at the Nehru Science Centre in Mumbai.
It included a talk about exploring places beyond Earth.
An art exhibition was then opened about India’s trips to the Moon.
The exhibition uses art, science, technology and artificial intelligence.
Students and space fans sent in 210 artworks.
Thirty of those artworks were chosen for people to see.
The pictures and models show lunar vehicles, habitats, farming and travel on the Moon.
Eight families also made Chandrayaan-3 models in a space workshop.
National Space Week 2026 celebrations began at Mumbai’s Nehru Science Centre on August 16.
The opening included a Tata Institute of Fundamental Research session titled “Going Beyond the Earth.”
The AI Prompt Art 2026 Exhibition features works inspired by India’s lunar exploration.
Organizers received 210 entries and selected 30 artworks for display through August 23.
A Space Explorer workshop involved eight families creating Chandrayaan-3 models and taking part in space-themed activities.
- Who
- The Nehru Science Centre, the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, the National Centre for Science Communicators, students and space enthusiasts participated.
- What
- The AI Prompt Art 2026 Exhibition was inaugurated alongside a “Chai and Why” session and a family space workshop.
- When
- The event began on Sunday, August 16, 2026; the exhibition runs through August 23.
- Where
- Nehru Science Centre, Mumbai.
- Why
- The activities were organized as part of National Space Week 2026 and explored India’s lunar missions through art, science, technology and artificial intelligence.
- Exhibition theme
- India’s Lunar Exploration
- Exhibition dates
- August 16–23, 2026
- Entries received
- 210
- Artworks displayed
- 30
- Opening speaker
- Prof. Mayank Vahia, Scientist at TIFR, Retd.
- Workshop participation
- Eight families of four
- Workshop activity
- Participants created Chandrayaan-3 models