Akshaya Kalayatra Poorab - India’s Artistic Voices in Guwahati

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Akshaya Kalayatra–2: Poorab, held from November 25–29, 2025 at Don Bosco Institute of Management, Guwahati, marks the next chapter of Hina Bhatt Art Ventures’ nationwide artistic movement—Akshaya Kalayatra: Creating a Mega National Canvas. After the successful Southern, Northern, and Central zone editions, the initiative now reaches the Eastern zone with a vibrant five-day celebration of art, culture, and creative exchange. Curated by Hina Bhatt, Founder of Hina Bhatt Art Ventures (HBAV), and co-ordinated by Kaushlesh Kumar, this edition brings together an exceptional group of artists from across the East and Northeast—including Assam, West Bengal, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Sikkim, Tripura, Mizoram, Odisha, Manipur, and Arunachal Pradesh.

Their diverse lived experiences and artistic languages merge into a rich collective expression that embodies the soul and identity of Poorab., Akshaya Kalayatra–2: Poorab reaffirms HBAV’s commitment to nurturing strong platforms where artists are seen, supported, and celebrated. More than an exhibition, it is a zone-wise national initiative that elevates regional artistic excellence while offering meaningful avenues for visibility, engagement, and recognition on a national stage.The created art during this camp is on display at Don Bosco Institute on 29th from 4pm onwards. The participating artists include Amitabha Sengupta, Buddhi Thapa, Noni Borpozuari, Raphael Warjri, Vijay Mani Thulung, Tamali Dasgupta, Tapati Bhowmik Majumder, Manash Ranjan Jena, Prabin Kumar Nath, Dadul Chaliha, Golmei Gandumpu, Subash Pujahari, Minakshi Buragohain, Guru Kinkar Dhang, Mintu Deka, Lalhming Mawii, Bipin Bihari Martha, Pramod Boruah, Leena Meher, Paltu Ghosh, Kaushlesh Kumar, Rinki Chakraborty, Subhendu Mishra, Bhaskarjyoti Gogoi, and Jackie Bodo.

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