Updated On: 10 December, 2021 09:13 AM IST | Mumbai | Sammohinee Ghosh
A weekend exhibition that’s returning to its physical form after 18 months, will charm enthusiasts with its collection of dying Indian art forms

A Kalighat painting called Bagh Family by Anwar Chitrakar
Typically, an exhibition list obtrudes into our notice for its collection of items. We look for inimitability, novelty or a rare thematic glance. This writer found all three and a little more on Indian Arts Collective’s catalogue for their upcoming show, Spirit of India. From Gadwakam sculptures that represent the ancient metal casting practised by the adivasis of Bastar and Mata ni Pachedi paintings— textile art synonymous with the Vagharis who lived along Sabarmati River, to Sanjhi paper art, an exhaustive and elaborate cutwork design pattern, this exhibition will house it all.

Tree of Life by Phad artist Kalyan Joshi