Exhibition "Treasures of Ancient China" begins in New Delhi
Exhibition "Treasures of Ancient China" begins in New Delhi
The Minister of Culture, Kumari Selja here today inaugurated an exhibition "Treasures of Ancient China" in the presence of H.E. Zhang Yan, Chinese Ambassador to India and the senior officials and members of State Administration of Cultural Heritage of China and Art Exhibitions China. Speaking on the occasion Kumari Selja said the Cultural exchanges between the two nations, so rooted in history, now fructifies through the art exhibitions. She said such joint ventures help strengthen and grow the bond of affection between people of our countries. She said, we are readying with the second exhibition on Tagore paintings and Secretary Culture, Govt. of India and Ambassador of China to India will work out details in this regard.
The year 2006 was declared "Indo-China Friendship Year". As a significant component of the yearlong celebration in this context, an exhibition on "Treasures of Ancient India" was organized in 2006-07 at four venues in China-Beijing, Zhengzhou, Chongqing and Guangzhou. One hundred exquisite Indian art objects ranging from 3rd century BC to 18th Century AD, representing Hindu, Buddhist and Jain pantheons and made in stone, metal, ceramics etc. were mounted on display to present a microcosmic view of Indian art and culture.
In reciprocation thereof, an exhibition on "Treasures of Ancient China" is being organized in 2011 in India.
Indian art, culture, cuisine at Abu Dhabi fest ANI, Feb 19, 2011,
Indian art, culture, cuisine at Abu Dhabi fest (Thinkstock photos/Getty Images)
A three-day cultural and entertainment event is being organized at Abu Dhabi's Indian Social and Cultural Centre (ISC) to give a glimpse of Indian, art, culture and cuisineto national and international tourists.
Indian Ambassador to the(UAE), M.K. Lokesh, had inaugurated the festival on Thursday.
Popular Indian musical maestro Balabhaskar, and artists from various Indian organizations based in the UAE are taking part in the event.
ISC President M. Thomas Varghese said that it was the first time that the centre has organized such a major event portraying the cultural elements from various parts of India.
"The event also portrayed cultural programmes and cuisines of some other Asian countries such as Sri La
The Minister of Culture, Kumari Selja here today inaugurated an exhibition "Treasures of Ancient China" in the presence of H.E. Zhang Yan, Chinese Ambassador to India and the senior officials and members of State Administration of Cultural Heritage of China and Art Exhibitions China. Speaking on the occasion Kumari Selja said the Cultural exchanges between the two nations, so rooted in history, now fructifies through the art exhibitions. She said such joint ventures help strengthen and grow the bond of affection between people of our countries. She said, we are readying with the second exhibition on Tagore paintings and Secretary Culture, Govt. of India and Ambassador of China to India will work out details in this regard.
The year 2006 was declared "Indo-China Friendship Year". As a significant component of the yearlong celebration in this context, an exhibition on "Treasures of Ancient India" was organized in 2006-07 at four venues in China-Beijing, Zhengzhou, Chongqing and Guangzhou. One hundred exquisite Indian art objects ranging from 3rd century BC to 18th Century AD, representing Hindu, Buddhist and Jain pantheons and made in stone, metal, ceramics etc. were mounted on display to present a microcosmic view of Indian art and culture.
In reciprocation thereof, an exhibition on "Treasures of Ancient China" is being organized in 2011 in India.
Indian art, culture, cuisine at Abu Dhabi fest
ANI, Feb 19, 2011,
Indian art, culture, cuisine at Abu Dhabi fest (Thinkstock photos/Getty Images)
A three-day cultural and entertainment event is being organized at Abu Dhabi's Indian Social and Cultural Centre (ISC) to give a glimpse of Indian, art, culture and cuisineto national and international tourists.
Indian Ambassador to the(UAE), M.K. Lokesh, had inaugurated the festival on Thursday.
Popular Indian musical maestro Balabhaskar, and artists from various Indian organizations based in the UAE are taking part in the event.
ISC President M. Thomas Varghese said that it was the first time that the centre has organized such a major event portraying the cultural elements from various parts of India.
"The event also portrayed cultural programmes and cuisines of some other Asian countries such as Sri Lanka and Indonesia,"Gulf News quoted Varghese, as saying.
He also said that the ISC expects about 20,000 visitors to experience India's diversity.
"The festival received good response from the people. We expect more than 20,000 visitors when the event ends on Saturday evening," Varghese said.
nka and Indonesia,"Gulf News quoted Varghese, as saying.
He also said that the ISC expects about 20,000 visitors to experience India's diversity.
"The festival received good response from the people. We expect more than 20,000 visitors when the event ends on Saturday evening," Varghese said.
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