Art Exhibition, "Take the Road Less Travelled", For Public Viewing

Join the public viewing art exhibition by Art Curator Sushiil Shriwastwa featuring paintings of 18 artists from India and Germany.
About this Event

Take The Road Less Travelled is an International Art Exhibition of Indian & German artists which signifies a revitalization of new ideas after the pandemic which will give way to a new whole meaning of life. In this Art Exhibition our artists show us how they are seeing the world. Through the artists’ insights on different subject matters, we are viewing and considering our being in the world. In this time of uncertainties and disruptions, art provides some comfort and consolidates our existence.

This International Art Exhibition also presents an environment for reflection and thinking of ideas for humanity to survive the sea of changes brought on due to pandemic and other issues. This Art Exhibition is about creative renewal; after all, creativity is always seeing things from new perspectives without allowing the past to overly influence how we envision our future path. Take the Road Less Travelled signifies widening of vistas, re-vitalization, re-new, re -create and re- growth.

This exhibition is curated by Sushiil Shriwastwa. Born in 1979 in a small village in Bihar, India, Sushiil trained as a Chemical Engineer and went on to complete his MBA at one of Asia's top business schools before following a lifelong passion for art into a full-time career as a self-taught international abstract artist. Since transitioning from the corporate world in 2019, he has exhibited at numerous international art fairs and exhibitions across India, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, the USA, Germany, Thailand, and Singapore, with his works held in collections of art collectors in India and abroad. He is also the founder of Arth Art International, a leading contemporary art company in India that organizes international art exhibitions, art camps, and cultural exchange programs, as well as Art Diversity, a platform dedicated to culture and art exchange among Asian artists. Now based in Ghaziabad, India, Sushiil continues to work as a full-time artist while regularly curating and participating in international art shows that build bridges between cultures and continents.

The exhibition features 18 Artists: Albrecht Behmel, Anke Phoebe Peters, B Sridevi Rao, BG Narayan Rao, Caro Suerkemper, Dr Ishita Purkayashtha Biswas, Hjördis Baacke, Isabel Kerkermeier, Jade Cassidy, Jose Schloss, Mallika Bulusu, Miriam Vlaming, Shankar Mudugulla, Sherry Dorairaj, Sita Sudhakar, Srinivas Macha, Sushiil Shriwastwa, Uday Kumar Marlapudi, and Wolfgang Flad.

🏛️ Venue: Embassy of India, Tiergartenstraße 17, 10785 Berlin

Entry regulations:

• Entry to events at the Embassy of India, Berlin is only by registration. We reserve the right to refuse admission to any person at our discretion.
• Valid ID cards/passports having German stay permits. EU citizens may carry copies of their local registration certificate.
• Entry for children above 6 years is permitted.
• No bags are permitted inside the premises due to security reasons.
• By attending the event, you grant us the right to take photographs and videos for purposes of marketing, publicity, internal documentation and social media.

Note: Children under 6 years are not permitted.

Einlassbestimmungen:

• Der Zutritt zu Veranstaltungen in der Indischen Botschaft in Berlin ist nur nach Anmeldung möglich. Wir behalten uns das Recht vor, Personen nach eigenem Ermessen den Zutritt zu verweigern.
• Gültiger Personalausweis/Reisepass mit Aufenthaltstitel für Deutschland. EU-Bürger können eine Kopie ihrer Meldebescheinigung mitbringen.
• Kinder ab 6 Jahren haben Zutritt.
• Aus Sicherheitsgründen ist das Mitführen von Taschen auf dem Gelände nicht gestattet.
• Mit der Teilnahme an der Veranstaltung erteilen Sie uns das Recht, Foto- und Videoaufnahmen für Marketing- und Werbezwecke, interne Dokumentation und soziale Medien zu machen.

Hinweis: Kinder unter 6 Jahren haben keinen Zutritt.