Children's art · Mumbai · since 2014

Every child's painting can change a life.

Sanskriti Arts runs exhibitions and competitions where school students show their work in a real gallery. Half of every sale goes to the young artist, half to our community projects.

Children with their paintings at a Sanskriti Arts event
Painting of Ganesha by a young artist
Painting of Krishna by a young artist

Next up

International Exhibition for Children 2026

Young artists from across the world, one gallery in Mumbai.

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International Exhibition for Children 2026

Young artists from across the world, one gallery in Mumbai.

When
Mon, 30 Nov, 2026 – Wed, 2 Dec, 2026
Where
Kohinoor Continental Art Gallery, Mumbai
Fee
₹500 per entry
Details & how to participate →
Ramp show

Art on Ramp 2026

Children walk the ramp as living paintings for the Dignity Project.

When
Thu, 14 Jan, 2027
Where
Kohinoor Continental Art Gallery, Mumbai
Event details →
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From our exhibitions

Made by children, shown in a real gallery

A few of the works that have hung at the Kohinoor Continental art gallery.

Painting of a fisherman resting on his boat
Painting of Ganesha in orange and gold
Painting of Krishna playing the flute
Abstract painting of a dancer
Ink drawing of Ganesha
Painting of Krishna in a forest

What we do

Art with a purpose

We believe a single action can make a difference in the community, and that collective action can change the world.

International Exhibition for Children

Our flagship annual exhibition of paintings by school students, displayed at the Kohinoor Continental art gallery in Mumbai.

Art on Ramp

Children walk the ramp as living paintings. Proceeds support the Dignity Project for menstrual-hygiene needs of underprivileged girls.

Trashion Pe Fashion

Sustainable-fashion competitions in age groups, turning discarded material into wearable art.

Art Teacher Award

Recognising the teachers who make creativity possible in classrooms across India.

Save Soil & Sustainable Goals

Environmental and UN Sustainable Development Goals education for children, through art.

Project Paint-a-life

Art programmes and direct support for underprivileged children and girls.

How participation works

  1. 1
    Pick an event
    Each exhibition lists who can take part, what to submit, the fee and the deadline.
  2. 2
    Submit online
    Students upload a photo of their painting; schools can enter many students at once and pay in one go.
  3. 3
    Send the painting
    Approved paintings are couriered or hand-delivered to the gallery and tracked until they are exhibited, sold or returned.

Ready to take part?

Students log in with just an email. Schools register once and can add every participating student.

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