Durgesh Inaugurates ‘Ekaa: The One’ Yogini Exhibition in Vijayawada
The exhibition is part of an 81-day, 16-state tour covering over 10,000 km, which began in Kochi and draws inspiration from 9th–12th century Yogini temples. A documentary, “Y64: Whispers of the Unseen”, is also being screened.
Vijayawada: Tourism and culture minister Kandula Durgesh on Tuesday inaugurated “Ekaa: The One – The 64 Yogini Trail”, a travelling art exhibition, at Makineni Basavapunnaiah Vignana Kendram in Vijayawada.
The minister said the exhibition reinterprets India’s ancient Yogini tradition through a contemporary perspective rooted in Shakti, and helps promote cultural awareness.
Artist Dr Beena Unnikrishnan said the 64 artworks represent a unified contemporary interpretation of the Yogini tradition, developed over five years. She noted that the non-commercial exhibition aims to encourage cultural dialogue.
The exhibition is part of an 81-day, 16-state tour covering over 10,000 km, which began in Kochi and draws inspiration from 9th–12th century Yogini temples. A documentary, “Y64: Whispers of the Unseen”, is also being screened.
AP Creativity and Culture Commission chairperson Tejaswi Podapati attended the event.
