A new exhibition titled ‘A Moving Line’ at MAP Bengaluru is showcasing 1,500 years of India’s visual storytelling, tracing its evolution from ancient temple carvings to modern comic strips like *Amar Chitra Katha* and *Comixense*. The exhibition, which highlights the country’s long tradition of narrative art, aims to connect historical forms with contemporary graphic storytelling.
The display includes a wide range of artistic expressions, from early mural depictions to the iconic Indian comic book genre. By highlighting this continuity, the exhibition emphasizes how visual storytelling has adapted over time while maintaining its cultural roots.
Curators note that the exhibition seeks to redefine the perception of Indian art, positioning it as a dynamic and evolving form of expression. It also introduces younger audiences to the richness of traditional storytelling through a modern lens.
The exhibition is open to the public and offers a unique opportunity to explore India’s artistic heritage through a fresh and engaging perspective. (thehindu.com)
