Dalit History Month exhibition at Lalit Kala Akademi features 36 artists exploring anti-caste narratives
The Whole Story exhibition at Lalit Kala Akademi presents 36 artists examining Dalit identity, resistance, and anti-caste perspectives. Organized during Dalit History Month, the showcase highlights narratives of resilience and self-expression through contemporary art. Works address caste oppression and celebrate Dalit cultural heritage. The exhibition serves as a platform for marginalized voices within India's art scene. Lalit Kala Akademi, India's national academy of fine arts, hosts this significant gathering of Dalit artists. The event underscores growing recognition of caste as a critical subject in artistic discourse. Participating creators employ diverse media to challenge social hierarchies and document community experiences. This curated presentation marks an important moment for institutional representation of Dalit artistic production.
Key facts
- Exhibition titled The Whole Story
- Features 36 artists
- Hosted at Lalit Kala Akademi
- Occurs during Dalit History Month
- Explores anti-caste thought
- Examines narratives of resilience
- Focuses on Dalit identity
- Addresses themes of self-expression
Entities
Institutions
- Lalit Kala Akademi