Posted on 2 November 2025:

Anantam Vinayakam: A Divine Art Tribute to Lord Ganesha in New Delhi

STEP INTO THE SERENE WORLD OF “ANANTAM VINAYAKAM,” A SOULFUL ART EXHIBITION, CELEBRATING THE INFINITE FORMS OF LORD GANESHA THROUGH THE BRUSHSTROKES OF RENOWNED ARTIST PRASANTH AV.

Held at Gallery No. 6, Lalit Kala Akademi, Rabindra Bhavan, New Delhi, this vibrant showcase runs from November 6 to 12, between 11 am and 7 pm.

The inauguration on November 6 at 5 pm will be graced by Shri B.V. Vittal, Executive Director (HR) of National Fertilizers Ltd.

With each painting echoing devotion and creativity, the exhibition invites art lovers, spiritual seekers, and culture enthusiasts to witness Ganesha’s timeless presence in color and form.

Anantam Vinayakam: Prasanth A V’s Artistic Ode to the Infinite Ganesha

In the heart of New Delhi, artist Prasanth A V from Kerala unveils Anantam Vinayakam—a week-long exhibition that brings Lord Ganesha to life in countless forms. Through vibrant paintings, flowing lines and rich colours, Prasanth captures the deity’s many moods—from childlike joy to cosmic wisdom.

His work blends the grace of Kerala’s mural traditions with a fresh, modern touch, creating a visual language that speaks to both devotion and imagination.

Prasanth A V: A Visionary Voice in Indian Traditional Art

“My work is a way to honour tradition while keeping it alive. Ganesha has many faces — playful, wise, fierce. Each painting is an invitation to slow down and notice.” — Prasanth A V

Rooted in Kerala’s rich artistic heritage, Prasanth A V is a painter, sculptor, muralist and storyteller whose work bridges tradition and innovation. A recipient of the Kerala Lalit Kala Akademi Award, he has showcased his creations across India and abroad, with solo exhibitions at prestigious venues like the India Habitat Centre.

His murals—gracing temples, schools and public spaces—include the iconic work at Guruvayoor Temple, a testament to his deep spiritual and cultural engagement.

As a member of the Kerala Cartoon Academy and a passionate educator, Prasanth brings art alive for all ages, blending visual and performance forms in community workshops.

His mission is clear and timely: to preserve and promote Indian traditional art in a world that needs its wisdom more than ever.