"UMISAA Scholars to Showcase at The Armory Show in New York"

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News New York - 30th August 2024

In an exciting development for the art community, two exceptional scholars from the Beaconhouse National University's (BNU)  UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Institute for South Asian Arts (UMISAA)  have been selected to exhibit their work at the prestigious Armory Show in New York. The selected artists, Ayesha Sultana from Bangladesh and T. Vinoja from Sri Lanka, represent the growing influence of South Asian art on the global stage.

Ayesha Sultana, an alumna of the inaugural UMISAA batch, and T. Vinoja, currently enrolled in the Master's program, have been recognized for their remarkable contributions to contemporary art. Their works will be displayed at the Javits Center in New York from September 6–8, 2024, offering them an unparalleled opportunity to present their unique perspectives to an international audience.

The Armory Show is one of the world’s leading art fairs, renowned for showcasing innovative and influential artists. The participation of UMISAA scholars highlights the commitment of BNU to nurturing artistic talent and fostering global cultural exchange.

This achievement not only celebrates the individual successes of Ayesha Sultana and T. Vinoja but also underscores the significance of the UMISAA program in empowering artists from diverse backgrounds. Their presence at such a prestigious event is a testament to their talent, hard work, and the world-class education provided by BNU.

Art enthusiasts and collectors alike are eagerly anticipating the showcase, which is expected to draw attention to the dynamic and evolving landscape of South Asian art.