Five-day inclusive art festival from October 28
The V-Excel Educational Trust is hosting the fifth edition of 'Tattva 2026', an inclusive art festival featuring over 270 artists with disabilities. The event aims to promote social inclusion and economic independence through workshops and auctions.
Why it matters
The festival highlights the importance of providing platforms for artists with disabilities to showcase their work and achieve financial self-sufficiency.
Five-day inclusive art festival from October 28 More than 270 artists to take part in Tattva 2026 - V-Excel Educational Trust’s flagship event The fifth edition of Tattva 2026, an inclusive art platform dedicated to celebrating the creativity, talent, and aspirations of artists with disabilities, will be inaugurated on October 28. Initiated by V-Excel Educational Trust, this year the festival brings together 270 plus artists from across Tamil Nadu and Kolkata for five immersive days of artistic expression, mentorship, and public engagement. This is being organised around five thematic pillars — Drishti, Srishti, Anubhav, Vistara, and Ekattva, serving as a catalyst for social inclusion, offering structured workshops, live demonstrations, collaborative murals, a curated art auction, and dedicated sales platforms designed to foster economic independence and livelihood opportunities for participating artists, said a release.
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