Rono hills, Dec 15: Three students from the Department of Fine Arts & Music, Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU) are participating in the Kochi-Muziris Biennale (student wings Biennale), which is an international exhibition of contemporary art held in the city of Kochi, Kerala.
These  art students are the first artists and locals from the state to participate in the event. The Students' Biennale is designed to facilitate young creative students from across India to participate and showcase their art practice. Considering the nature of curatorial selection, it makes a tough competition to get an entry at the All-India level.
The project by Ejum Riba, Nabam Hema, and Taba Yaniya, revolves around the life and society of the Tani clan of Arunachal Pradesh, underlining their agrarian household and activities. This will recreate the life of a regional clan for international viewers. The artistic environment is proposed with elements of abstraction, metaphor, and symbolic representation of all the stories, ideas, and creative approaches practiced within their community.

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