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Gallery G’s travelling art show On the Go arrives in Hyderabad from July 11–13 at Taj Krishna. The exhibition features India’s modern masters, regional artists, and traditional works, celebrating diversity in Indian art through paintings, sculptures, and heritage pieces

Curated by Premjish Achari at Chitramayee, State Gallery of Art, Kavuri Hills, Jubilee Hills. The exhibition is open to viewing till October 16 from 11 am to 7 pm.

Each brushstroke becomes a testament to the joy, laughter, and tears that characterise the sacred bond of marriage.

Dussa Bhavani from Hyderabad is an artist who uses her paintings to show her love for nature

In one of the paintings, Lord Krishna rides a Nava nari Kunjari (elephant made of nine females interlocking themselves).

Climate activists across the world and specifically in Europe are indulging in what looks like an organised attack on some of the world’s most historic paintings. They are gluing themselves to these paintings in protest.

Students showcased their hidden talent through solo singing, drawings, paintings and dance performances.

An exhibition will be held till February 2 to mark the occasion