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Heads Exhibition Opens in Delhi, Runs Until Sept 23
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 17 Sep 2026, 09:31 PM
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A new heads exhibition has been inaugurated in Delhi and will remain open to the public until 23 September, according to local reports.
The cultural department of Delhi inaugurated a heads exhibition on [date not specified], showcasing a curated collection of artistic representations and historical artifacts related to heads from various traditions. The event is being hosted at a prominent venue in the capital and is open to visitors of all ages.
Organisers have scheduled guided tours and interactive sessions to engage school groups and art enthusiasts. Admission is free, and the exhibition aims to promote awareness of the symbolic and artistic significance of head motifs in Indian heritage.
The exhibition will remain on display until 23 September, after which the displays will be rotated to other cultural centers across the city. Officials have urged the public to visit early to avoid crowding during weekends.
Security and sanitation measures are in place to ensure a safe experience for attendees, in line with ongoing public health guidelines.
Feedback from early visitors has been positive, with many praising the thoughtful curation and educational value of the showcase.
Organisers have scheduled guided tours and interactive sessions to engage school groups and art enthusiasts. Admission is free, and the exhibition aims to promote awareness of the symbolic and artistic significance of head motifs in Indian heritage.
The exhibition will remain on display until 23 September, after which the displays will be rotated to other cultural centers across the city. Officials have urged the public to visit early to avoid crowding during weekends.
Security and sanitation measures are in place to ensure a safe experience for attendees, in line with ongoing public health guidelines.
Feedback from early visitors has been positive, with many praising the thoughtful curation and educational value of the showcase.