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Gallery Vayu Hosts ‘Ngok Dolu’ Exhibition by Artist Jenjum Gadi
✍️ The Arunachal Times
🗓 27 Aug 2026, 12:36 AM
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The Arunachal Times reports that Gallery Vayu has opened an exhibition titled “Ngok Dolu”, showcasing works by artist Jenjum Gadi.
Gallery Vayu, a cultural space in Arunachal Pradesh, has inaugurated an art exhibition named “Ngok Dolu”. The show features a collection of paintings and mixed‑media pieces created by regional artist Jenjum Gadi, known for exploring indigenous themes. The exhibition aims to bring contemporary interpretations of local folklore to a wider audience. Organisers highlighted that the works blend traditional motifs with modern techniques, offering viewers a fresh perspective on Arunachal’s cultural heritage. The event is open to the public throughout the week, with guided tours scheduled on select days.
The exhibition is part of Gallery Vayu’s ongoing effort to promote emerging talent from the Northeast. Curators noted that Gadi’s pieces reflect a deep engagement with the natural landscape and tribal narratives of the region. Visitors are encouraged to engage with the artworks and attend accompanying talks that will discuss the artist’s creative process.
Local art enthusiasts and cultural officials attended the opening ceremony, expressing optimism that such initiatives will strengthen the state’s visibility on the national art scene. The gallery expects a steady footfall over the coming days, with plans to host similar events in the future.
The exhibition is part of Gallery Vayu’s ongoing effort to promote emerging talent from the Northeast. Curators noted that Gadi’s pieces reflect a deep engagement with the natural landscape and tribal narratives of the region. Visitors are encouraged to engage with the artworks and attend accompanying talks that will discuss the artist’s creative process.
Local art enthusiasts and cultural officials attended the opening ceremony, expressing optimism that such initiatives will strengthen the state’s visibility on the national art scene. The gallery expects a steady footfall over the coming days, with plans to host similar events in the future.