The High Commission of India in Brunei Darussalam, in collaboration with the Telugu Association, organized the Kala Art Exhibition at India House on 26 July 2024. This vibrant event showcased a diverse collection of artworks by Indian artists, reflecting India’s rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions. The exhibition featured an impressive mix of traditional and contemporary art, including intricate paintings, sculptures, and modern creative expressions that depicted stories of Indian history, mythology, and daily life.
A special highlight of the exhibition was the display of artworks by young children, whose creativity and imagination added a fresh and inspiring dimension to the event. Their participation not only encouraged budding artistic talent but also emphasized the importance of nurturing cultural expression from an early age.
The exhibition attracted dignitaries, art enthusiasts, and members of the Indian diaspora, fostering a sense of cultural pride and appreciation. By bringing together established artists and young talents, the event created a dynamic space for artistic dialogue and inspiration.
It served as a meaningful platform to strengthen cultural ties between India and Brunei Darussalam, promoting greater understanding and admiration for Indian art. The Kala Art Exhibition was more than just a display of talent—it was a celebration of creativity, tradition, and cross-cultural exchange, ensuring that Indian artistic heritage continues to thrive and inspire across generations and borders.
High Commissioner from USA, France, Australia, Bangladesh and other foreign nationals attended and witnessed the event
