Aakriti Art Foundation, a leading cultural, social, and artistic organization in the country, is organizing its 23rd International Group Art Exhibition in Mumbai from 16th December, 2025, to 21st December, 2025.
Giving this information, Manmohan Jaiswal, the founder director of Aakriti Art Foundation, stated that this organization has been organizing various national and international programs in the field of art for the past 18 years. In this series, it has been decided to hold the organization’s 23rd International Art Exhibition at the Art Gallery of Maker Chambers, Nariman Point, Mumbai. He informed that approximately 40 renowned artists from India, as well as Australia, Dubai, and Poland, are participating in this exhibition. Mr. Jaiswal said that they organize two art exhibitions every year. These exhibitions provide artists from India and abroad with a great opportunity to showcase their beautiful artwork. His organization also organizes various award shows, musical shows, and spiritual events. He further added that they will soon be launching a digital marketing platform for all artists with their team, which will make it easy to reach the artists’ creations to any corner of the world. The 23rd exhibition will showcase paintings by renowned artists M.F. Husain, Jamini Roy, S.H. Raza, Sohan Kumar, Purva Tenani, Priyesh, Pradnya Pandit, Anita Goyal, Sanjana Ramchandani, Vaishali Shah, Praveen Pandey, Nisha Gandhi, Saloni Gupta, Shobhana Mehta, Sunamadini Jayant, Rajvi Gandhi, Nirali Modi, Rakhi Sanghvi, Ritika Singh, Shekhar Barve, Nanda Pathak, Sumedh Unnavane, Mayur Shrivadhankar, Nawab Jahan, Tania Fatnani, Dhyanjyoti Nimbalkar, Shivani Dhuria, Preeti Shah, Aarti Chordiya, Rupali Mistry, and Shruti Soman. The exhibition’s inauguration ceremony will be attended by numerous art lovers, interior designers, architects, and representatives from the music and literature fields. The grand exhibition will commence with the lighting of the lamp. This exhibition will be open daily from 12 PM to 8 PM from 16th December to 21st December, 2025, and is free for all art enthusiasts.
