A new exhibition draws together more than 200 works dedicated to the Hindu deity Vishnu, presenting how the god is represented across different styles and mediums. The collection includes paintings, sculptures, textiles, prints and photographs, bringing together artworks created in honour of Vishnu. Sources describe the exhibition as a broad survey of Vishnu’s many forms, reflecting the deity’s place in Hindu belief and iconography. By featuring works from multiple artistic categories, the exhibition aims to show variation in how Vishnu is depicted visually, including differences in technique, material and presentation. Across all outlets, the focus remains on the scale of the exhibition—over 200 pieces—and the range of formats used to interpret and celebrate Vishnu. The reporting does not cite controversies or specific individual artworks, instead emphasizing the overall breadth of the display and its dedication to Vishnu’s representations.