JAMMU – The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu will host a six-day international painters’ symposium. The event is scheduled to begin on January 12 . It aims to promote artistic exchange and intercultural dialogue. An official confirmed these details on Saturday.
Symposium Participants and Structure
The symposium will gather a diverse group of artists. Twenty-one eminent painters from both India and international locations are confirmed to attend. These established artists will engage with 25 emerging artists. Additionally, 90 art students will participate in the symposium.
This structure provides a platform for collaboration. It connects experienced professionals with young talents and students. The event seeks to strengthen cultural engagement through visual arts.
Inauguration Ceremony Leadership
The inaugural ceremony will feature prominent guests. Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta will attend as the chief guest. Dr. Milind Kamble, Chairman of the Board of Governors for IIM Jammu, will preside over the ceremony. Their presence highlights the event’s significance.
Geographic Representation
The symposium attracts artists from a wide geographic spread. This includes participants from various Indian states and international locations.
Indian Participation
Artists from across India will contribute their work and perspectives. Specific cities represented include Delhi , Bengaluru , Hyderabad , Mumbai , Odisha , Mohali , Jaipur , Goa , Pune , Varanasi , Kurukshetra , and Jammu .
International Participation
International participants will enhance the symposium’s global reach. Artists from Sri Lanka and Kazakhstan are confirmed attendees. Their involvement fosters cross-cultural artistic dialogue and collaboration.
Event Objectives and Impact
The symposium serves multiple objectives. It provides a unique platform for artistic exchange. This exchange occurs among established artists, emerging talents, and students. The organizers intend for the event to foster collaboration across these groups.
Furthermore, the symposium aims to strengthen cultural engagement. This focus is specifically on visual arts. The initiative reflects IIM Jammu’s role in promoting arts and culture alongside academic pursuits. It offers a direct avenue for creative interaction and learning within the arts community.