Tribal Art Connect was founded by Ishaan Mehrish, a Grade IX student at The Shri Ram School, Moulsari, and his sister, Ayesha Mehrish, both driven by a passion for art and community support. Recognizing the untapped potential of tribal art, they envisioned a platform where tribal artists could showcase their work and connect with global art enthusiasts.
Operating as a non-profit, Tribal Art Connect is dedicated to promoting and preserving the cultural significance of tribal art. Through education, engagement, and exposure, the platform seeks to raise awareness and appreciation for this often-overlooked art form, ensuring it receives the recognition it truly deserves.
Ishaan Mehrish, co-founder of Tribal Art Connect, is a Grade XII student at The Shri Ram School, Moulsari. With a deep passion for art and cultural preservation, he recognized the need to create a platform that empowers tribal artists and connects them with a global audience. Ishaan’s vision and dedication have been instrumental in shaping Tribal Art Connect into a space that not only showcases the richness of tribal art but also ensures that these artists receive the recognition and opportunities they truly deserve. Working alongside his sister, Ayesha, he is committed to making a lasting impact on the appreciation and preservation of indigenous art forms.
Ayesha Mehrish, co-founder of Tribal Art Connect, shares a deep passion for cultural preservation and the empowerment of marginalized communities. Her support and vision alongside Ishaan have been integral in shaping the platform. Ayesha is committed to ensuring that tribal art receives the respect and visibility it deserves, working alongside her brother to create a space where tribal artists can thrive.
Our Commitment to Integrity and Cultural Preservation At Tribal Art Connect, we are dedicated to upholding a set of core values that reflect our mission and vision.
We ensure that artists receive fair compensation for their work, helping them sustain their livelihood and practice.
Our platform stands firmly against the exploitation of artists. We protect their rights and promote their independence.
We aim to educate our audience about the rich histories and profound meanings embedded in tribal art, enhancing cultural literacy.
We strive to build a community of artists and art lovers that thrives on mutual respect, shared knowledge, and collective appreciation.
Our efforts are geared towards the long-term preservation of tribal art connect, ensuring that these valuable cultural expressions are not lost.
We operate with complete transparency, making our processes clear to all stakeholders, ensuring trust and accountability.