The Drifting Canvas: India’s first multimedia art exhibition

Updated on May 13, 2017 12:26 pm IST

The Drifting Canvas, India's first multimedia art exhibition being held in Delhi, is a delight for art lovers from around the city. It brings together around 2000 works of 11 European artists in an audio-visual form where each painting looks like a story in itself. Spanning more than 800 sq metres of carpet space in the pavilion of Select Citywalk, with more than 20 giant High Definition screens , The Drifting Canvas is an immersive audio visual treat, that takes you quite literally 'into' the works of Europe's most famous artists. What makes this exhibition different from viewing these paintings on a canvas is that each painting has been story-boarded which gives a life-like quality to each painting and takes the idea of experiencing art to a whole new level.

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