The Mahsu Art Society, Shimla, joyfully announced the inauguration of its sixth international annual art exhibition at the vibrant Gaiety Theatre! This year’s theme celebrates unity, capturing the spirit of togetherness, introspection, and creative harmony. The exhibition showcases the incredible works of 57 talented artists hailing from India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.
The Chief Guest, Minister Vikramaditya Singh, proudly officiated the opening, expressing that it’s a wonderful honor for Himachal Pradesh to host such a rich tapestry of diverse art. He emphasized that while words may sometimes create divides, art truly constructs bridges of unity. Each year, the Mahasu Art Society recognizes exceptional talent with the Dhanku Kala Shri Samman, and this year was no exception.
Mahsu Art Society, Shimla, was thrilled to present the Dhanku Kala Shri Samman to two promising young artists for their outstanding contributions. This year’s awardees include the remarkable Kuldeep Sharma! Every participating artist was celebrated with a traditional Himachali cap and citation. The heartfelt ceremony wrapped up with a warm vote of thanks from Dr. Bhadar Singh, the founder of the Mahsu Art Society. He passionately shared the importance of providing emerging artists with platforms to showcase their talents, communicate, and learn alongside established figures in the art world. After all, art is not a luxury but an essential part of every society!
This fantastic exhibition will be open to the public until May 24, inviting everyone to immerse themselves in the world of creativity.
Additionally, a distinguished international jury selected six extraordinary artists to receive the Dhanku Kala Shree Award. Congratulations to Pranaya Kirti from Tamil Nadu, Monica Sonik from Maharashtra, Simran Verma from Haryana, Ankur Bansal from Haryana, Vikas Singh from Himachal Pradesh, and Satanik Modak from West Bengal for their exceptional work !
