2025 Indian Art Exhibition At Parliament Of Victoria, Australia

Queens Hall, located on level one of the Parliament of Victoria in Australia, is a majestic and pillarless space renowned for its grandeur and distinction. This historic hall plays host to various ceremonial functions and public gatherings, making it one of Melbourne’s most prestigious function and event venues.

With its stunning architectural elements and intricate detailing, Queens Hall serves as a backdrop for significant events, including the opening of Parliament, official receptions, and many of Melbourne’s greatest theatrical productions.

It is frequently chosen for international business gatherings, Parliamentary events, major business forums, and award presentation nights. The hall not only exemplifies the heritage of the Parliament building but also showcases the culture and history of the state, offering a clear view into the significance of its space and the occasions it celebrates.

Indian Art Exhibition in Melbourne

Indian Art Exhibition Location: Queens Hall, Parliament Of Victoria, Australia

Address: Spring Street, East Melbourne, Victoria 3002

Opening Ceremony: 2nd April, 2025

Open to Public: 1st to 3rd April 2025 (RSVP* before 25th March for registration)

Indian Art Exhibition – Endangered Folk Arts Of India

Raksh Folk Arts of India Foundation, represented in Australia as the International Indian Folk Art Gallery, is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, promoting, and celebrating India’s rich folk art heritage. The foundation actively works to safeguard endangered traditional art forms by organizing Indian Art Exhibitions, workshops, and educational programs that bring these cultural treasures to a global audience.

Through collaborations with artists, researchers, and cultural institutions, the International Indian Folk Art Gallery provides financial and promotional support to artisans, ensuring that their skills and knowledge are passed down to future generations. The organization also uses digital platforms, publications, and community engagement initiatives to create awareness about India’s vibrant folk art traditions.

By fostering a deeper appreciation for these art forms, the foundation plays a crucial role in keeping India’s artistic legacy alive. Their mission extends beyond mere preservation—they strive to create sustainable opportunities for artists while educating the world about the beauty and significance of Indian folk art.

Do visit us at The Indian Art Exhibition at The Parliament Of Victoria.

Senthil Vel – Founder, International Indian Folk Art Gallery