India, March 7 -- Tribal art, which was once confined to villages and forests, is now reaching major art galleries in global cities. Paintings created by tribal artists are now finding admirers in cities such as London and Paris. A recent example of this growing recognition can be seen at the Tribes Art Fest 2026 being held in the national Capital.

The exhibition, which began on March 3 at Travancore Palace in the Capital, has already recorded the sale of artworks worth nearly Rs 3 million. Several paintings displayed at the event are also receiving demand from countries such as Australia, Canada, Germany, and Switzerland. The exhibition will remain open to the public until March 13. According to Ranjana Chopra, Secretary of the Ministry...