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New Delhi, May 29: Bharat Art Conclave (BAC), a global platform dedicated to promoting artists and fostering creative exchange, inaugurated its National Art Exhibition 2026 at the prestigious AIFACS Gallery, New Delhi. The week-long exhibition, running from 29 May to 4 June 2026, brings together artists from different parts of the country and showcases an impressive collection of paintings, photography, and visual arts.
The inauguration ceremony witnessed the presence of artists, art lovers, academicians, and distinguished guests, creating a vibrant atmosphere celebrating creativity and cultural expression. The event was hosted by Ms. Shubhangi Jaiswal, who conducted the proceedings and welcomed guests and participants.
A major highlight of the evening was the release of the Second Issue of the Bharat Art Conclave Magazine – Delhi Edition, a publication dedicated to documenting artistic journeys, cultural initiatives, and contemporary creative practices from across India.
The exhibition has been organized under the leadership of Utkarsh Sinha, Director of Bharat Art Conclave, who has been actively working to create meaningful platforms for artists through exhibitions, publications, and cultural initiatives. Addressing the gathering, he emphasized the importance of providing artists with opportunities to showcase their work, connect with wider audiences, and contribute to India’s evolving cultural landscape.
The event was graced by several eminent personalities, including Smt. Anuradha Sharma, distinguished Kathak dancer; Dr. Sanjay Paswan, former Union Minister; Prof. Avinash Chandra Pandey, Director of the Inter-University Accelerator Centre (IUAC); and Padma Shri Biman Bihari Das, one of India’s most celebrated sculptors. The dignitaries appreciated the efforts of Bharat Art Conclave in promoting artistic excellence and strengthening cultural dialogue through art.
The exhibition features works by a diverse group of artists, including Karuna Sharma, Chhama Daksh, Jaishree Nand, Shivani Kohli, Diksha, Nikki Rana, Naina, Madhur Nangia, Shikha Sheoran, Vsumati Pandey, Iram Farooqui, Akshita Jakhad, Atul Singh, Dharmesh Yadav, Saptarishi Bhattacharya, Ruhi Jariwala, Rhea D’Souza, Gaurav Nakra, Prateek Shroff, Tarang Hirani, Gautam Sareen, Puneet Pal Rikhy, Vidhi Rajgadhia, Anas Sultan, Shalu Khandelwal, Deepak Kumar, and Deepto Roy.
The artworks on display represent a rich spectrum of themes, styles, and techniques, offering visitors a unique opportunity to experience contemporary artistic perspectives through paintings, photography, and mixed-media works.
Speaking on the occasion, the guests highlighted the vital role of art in preserving cultural heritage, encouraging creative thought, and fostering social dialogue. They also praised Bharat Art Conclave for creating a platform that brings together artists from diverse backgrounds and disciplines.
Media coordination and communications for the exhibition are being managed by Krishnadev Kushwaha, ensuring extensive outreach and coverage of the event.
The exhibition will remain open to visitors from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM daily until 4 June 2026 at AIFACS Gallery, New Delhi. Art enthusiasts, collectors, students, and members of the public are invited to explore this celebration of contemporary Indian art and engage with the creative voices shaping the nation’s artistic future.
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