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Empowerment is a non-profit, noncommercial organization, that aims to preserve, promote and disseminate Indian Art and Culture and organizes various art and cultural programs worldwide to spread the awareness of the rich cultural tapestry of India from the grass-root level to the International Culture Exchange level. Empowerment is working closely with Embassies, Govt of India, Schools, Universities, and other like-minded organizations worldwide and hosting cultural projects, to bring diverse cultures to the doorstep of the people who have never witnessed such events earlier. Empowerment has organized numerous art projects including India China Art Residency, India German Art projects, India Sri Lanka art projects, India Bhutan art projects, India Afghanistan art project, India Pakistan art project, and artists from SAARC countries and has sent Indian Artists to these countries in a move to enhance people to people understanding and make this region a peaceful place. It has organized projects with the Embassy of Guatemala, Costa Rica, and El Salvador.This NGO has been covered extensively by the print and electronic media for its initiatives in the arts, peace and unity awareness, and women's welfare programs that weave the world in a thread of CULTURAL DIPLOMACY.

Yayoi Kusama22 March 1929 – 14 August 2026
27/08/2026

Yayoi Kusama
22 March 1929 – 14 August 2026

07/07/2026

Lotus Roots -
Heartfelt thanks and sincere gratitude to Ms. Mahishini Colonne, Honourable High Commissioner of Sri Lanka, for your unwavering support for cultural diversity and your inspiring artistic vision. Your encouragement continues to strengthen the bond between art and friendship across our nations.

Lotus Roots – India–Sri Lanka Art ProjectEmpowerment is delighted to share the successful completion of the Lotus Roots ...
04/04/2026

Lotus Roots – India–Sri Lanka Art Project

Empowerment is delighted to share the successful completion of the Lotus Roots – India–Sri Lanka Artists Project, held in Sri Lanka, bringing together artists from both countries in a spirit of creativity, friendship, and cultural dialogue.

The project featured inspiring painting sessions by Indian and Sri Lankan artists, creating a vibrant space for artistic exchange. A special highlight was the visit to the studio of renowned Sri Lankan artist Senaka Senanayake, which was an enriching experience for all participating artists.

An exhibition of the works created during the camp was held at The Shoppe at City of Dreams Sri Lanka, with Rambabu, Head of the Chancellery at the Embassy of India Colombo, as the Chief Guest.

Beyond the art sessions, the artists also experienced the rich cultural and natural heritage of Sri Lanka, including a memorable visit to the magnificent Dambulla Cave Temple, and moments of relaxation and inspiration at the serene beaches of Hikkaduwa and Mirissa.

The project was wonderfully managed by young artist and coordinator Riya Sharma along with Vishi, whose dedication ensured the smooth ex*****on of the program.

Empowerment extends heartfelt thanks to Mahishini Colonne for her continued support and encouragement towards this cultural collaboration.

The Lotus Roots project stands as a beautiful example of how art builds bridges between cultures and creates lasting friendships.

I’m happy to share that Empowerment is organising another International Art Project to celebrate its core value — cultur...
30/03/2026

I’m happy to share that Empowerment is organising another International Art Project to celebrate its core value — cultural diversity. This time, it brings together India and Sri Lanka across Colombo, Sigiriya, and Hikkaduwa, creating a beautiful exchange of creativity, friendship, and artistic dialogue.
A special highlight of this journey has been an unforgettable visit to Senaka Senanayake’s studio in Colombo — a space that feels less like a house and more like a living museum, filled with warmth, colour, and an inspiring creative spirit. Meeting Senaka and experiencing the genuine hospitality of his wife, Jennyfer, made the moment truly special and deeply memorable.
It’s also a proud and joyful moment to see the young and talented Riya Sharma leading this project with such energy and vision, bringing this initiative to life in the most meaningful way.
Heartfelt thanks to H.E. Mahishini Colonne, Malaka Talwatte, and everyone whose support made this experience possible.
My best wishes to all participating Indian and Sri Lankan artists — may this journey continue to inspire, connect, and celebrate the beauty of art beyond borders.

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