India, Oct. 24 -- As many as 100 artworks by award-winning artists are set to illuminate the Government Museum and Art Gallery in Chandigarh's Sector 10 from October 24 to 26 as AIM Gallery presents its latest exhibition, 'Whispers of Light'. The three-day show celebrates the relationship between art and illumination - a space where creativity glows quietly, inviting viewers to pause, reflect, and rediscover stillness. "Art has always possessed a quiet, enduring power - not loud or forceful, but persuasive in its softness. It guides us without instruction, soothes without demand, and gently reveals the light we often overlook in the rush of everyday life. Whispers of Light is an exploration of that subtle radiance," say AIM Gallery curators Gurpreet Kaur and Munish Jauhar. The exhibition will showcase around 100 artworks by acclaimed artists, including Gurmeet Marwah, Samir Mohanty, Pradipta Chakraborty, Kapil Anant Sharma, Magesh R, Bhaskar Rao, Ganapati Hegde, and Harisha Chennangod. Celebrating an illuminating dialogue between art and light, the show offers works that are both collectible and affordable - a blend of quiet sophistication and investment-worthy curation. "Within these works, the artists have treated silence with as much intention as colour, creating moments for reflection, comfort, and personal insight," says Gurpreet. She invites art lovers to observe how light interacts with everyday life be it in sunlight, shadow, or dim interiors. As the global art world turns toward introspection and sustainability, the curators see 'Whispers of Light' as a part of a larger movement. "There is a fatigue from the loud visual noise around us," says Munish, adding, "Through artworks like these, we are embracing quiet minimalism." At its core, 'Whispers of Light' is a meditation on stillness - inviting viewers to slow down, breathe, and let the art speak in tones only silence can carry, leaving them with a soft, lingering glow. htc...