The “Gond Tribal Art Exhibition” as part of the celebrations of the 70th Anniversary of India and Japan Diplomatic Relations and the 75th Anniversary of the Independence of India ended successfully yesterday, September 24! Although the exhibition was interrupted by a typhoon, more than 400 visitors came to the event. Thank you very much for visiting us.

We would like to thank once again all the people from the Embassy of India and DIC for their cooperation in making the exhibition possible.

We are glad that we could take this opportunity to share with you the fascination of Gond paintings, the true faces of the artists, and their desire to pass on the culture through their works and Interview videos.

The artists of Gond tribal art are living in the city and practicing the transmission of culture beyond the framework of ethnic painting in accordance with the current era. As shown in the Interview video, the Gond Pardhan people are at the crossroads of a new era and are thinking hard about how to preserve their culture and pass it on to the next generation.

Touch the GOND hopes to help the Gond artists pass on their culture by introducing their paintings.