Highlighting the tribal culture, tribal aesthetics and its vivid art forms, the Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum on the occasion of World Tribal Day is organising various activities at its premises from August 9 to 11.
In this three-day programme, a painting workshop, the young Gond and Bhil artists from their vision and creativity will make paintings underlining the Tribal Museum. With this workshop the Museum aims to express the tribal art and its diverse tradition within the tribal children residing in cities. And thus this workshop is entitled as Chinhhari, which symbolizes the self identity in the society. About 50 participants of Gond and Bhil tribes have been invited for the workshop where they would make paintings on all the three days.
Besides, an exhibition entitled Shrishti, comprised of number of paintings made by senior tribal artists will also be organised on this occasion. The exhibition on side would inspire the young and upcoming artists while on other side it will define the tribal culture among people living in cities. Further, marking the advent of monsoon season, the Sangrahalaya on this occasion is organising a cultural event based on musical concert of tribal songs.
Under this cultural event which is entitled as mehara angaan mai badal barse, the women artists from Korku, Bhil and Gond tribes will render musical presentation. The museum administration has informed that during this programme in all the three days, the visitors shall be given free entries.