While the whole world has been busy working their way out in their daily lives, some Kashmiri artists have taken up the initiative to uplift the lives of the Kashmir Flood survivors. The popular artists came together to showcase their art which works as a fundraiser for the flood survivors of Kashmir. The first ever Kashmiri art exhibition named 're-start' and 'The Unbearable Closeness in Being' is being held at Vis A Vis Expression Center. The exhibition provides a unique insight into the contemporary art practices of Kashmir. Here is a pictorial glimpse of the exhibition.

A look at one of the exhibits with Achia Anzi’s marble milestone ‘makom’ on the left corner. It announces an impending ‘arrival’ at the ‘desnaon’ or ‘the place’, and yet has no markers for distance.

Beautiful work of coffee on paper from the series Dateless Diary by Anindita Bhattacharya. She is a keen observer and is deeply influenced by Mughal miniatures.