Presented at the Gaur Collection’s home gallery, this exhibition explored the vitality of India’s indigenous and regional painting traditions. The works brought inherited stories, beliefs, and visual languages into dialogue with contemporary experience, highlighting the individual creativity of artists working within living traditions.

The collection’s engagement with this field developed into Many Visions, Many Versions: Art from Indigenous Communities in India, curated by Aurogeeta Das and David Szanton. Accompanied by an illustrated scholarly catalog, the exhibition introduced Gond, Warli, Mithila, and Bengali scroll painting to audiences across the United States and Canada through a traveling presentation organized by International Arts & Artists.