Overview
The School of Fine Arts and Design at Noida International University organized an exhibition titled “Abhivyakti 25” from 07th to 09th May 2025. The event was a grand showcase of artistic talent, cultural heritage, and innovative design. It provided a vibrant platform for students to display their creative works and engage visitors with diverse artistic expressions.
- Event Name: Abhivyakti 25
- Date: 07th–09th May 2025
- Venue: Academic Block Courtyard
- Organizer: School of Fine Arts & Design
Inauguration and Opening Ceremony
The exhibition was inaugurated on the first day by the eminent artist Padma Bhushan Shri Jatin Das, a stalwart in the Indian contemporary art scene and Vice Chancellor of University Dr.Uma Bhardwaj. The opening ceremony was attended by dignitaries of Noida International University, including faculty members and guests from the art community. His inspiring words set the tone for a powerful exploration of creativity, tradition, and modern expression.
Day 1– 7th May
Inauguration of “Abhivyakti 2025” – Annual Art Exhibition
The day one abhivyakti 2025 marked the prestigious inauguration, our annual student and faculty exhibition, celebrating emerging talent and conceptual innovation across disciplines.
The exhibition was inaugurated by Padma Bhushan Jatin Das – Master of figurative expression, a towering figure in Indian contemporary art, accompanied by:
Voices of Excellence: Art, Identity, and Expression
- Chuguli Sahoo – Innovative contemporary sculptor
- Mahesh Sharma – Academician
- Pradosh Swain – Poet of the canvas
- Tapan Das – Abstract visual narrative artist
- K. Patnaik- Senior Artist
- Abhijit Mohanty- Academician
Schools Visited:
– St. Thomas School, Dwarka – 4 students
– KDB School, Ghaziabad – 48 students
– SDRV Convent School, Dankaur – 38 students
A dynamic day of conversation, vision-sharing, and mentorship for the next generation of creators.
Their walkthrough of the exhibition offered students a rare opportunity for feedback, mentorship, and real-world ––exposure.
Day 2 – 8th May
Student Engagement and Art Education Outreach
The 2nd day saw enthusiastic participation from school students who visited our exhibitions and installations. Schools from across Delhi and Delhi NCR, including:
- Schools Visited:
- DAV School – 31 students
- Ramesh International School – 46 students
- Indirapuram Public School – 36 students
- Clm public school – 50 students
The experience offered young visitors an immersive introduction to art, creativity, and sustainability, making art education more accessible and engaging.
Day 3 – 9th May
Closing Ceremony and Cultural Festivities
The final day concluded with a grand closing ceremony of the NIDM Workshop and Abhivyakti 2025, featuring:
- Guest-
- Rahas Mohanty – Deputy secretary , Lalit Kala Akademi
- Asit Patnaik – Modernist painter of introspection
- Kavita Nayar – Pioneer in experimental printmaking
- Cultural performances by students
- Prize distribution recognizing excellence across workshops and exhibitions
- Reflections from guests, mentors, and faculty
Schools Visited:
– Father’s Angel School – 46 students
– Silver Line Prestige School – 12 students
– SG Sr. Sec. School, Vasundhara – 34 students
It was a celebration of creativity, collaboration, and commitment—closing the week with a strong message: art can transform, educate, and unite.
Closing Ceremony and Acknowledgments
The event culminated with a grand closing ceremony that celebrated artistic innovation and youth engagement. It included prize distribution, cultural performances, and a reflective panel discussion led by faculty, visiting artists, and academic dignitaries. The exhibition was a celebration of talent and an affirmation of art’s power to educate and inspire.
We extend our sincere thanks to:
- Chairman Sir: For his unwavering support and guidance.
- Chancellor Sir: For his vision and encouragement in promoting arts and design.
- VC Ma’am: For her leadership and dedication to academic excellence.
- Registrar Sir: For his administrative support and coordination.
- Faculty Members: For their mentorship, hard work, and contribution in organizing the exhibition.
‘Abhivyakti 25’ was not just an exhibition but a convergence of vision, dialogue, and artistic growth. It reinforced NIU’s commitment to fostering creativity and cultural literacy.
Total number of 240 Students Participated in the Abhivyakti Event.
Event Coordinator- Ar.Khushboo, Ms.Anjali Sharma
