BALBIR SINGH/ INDIANAPOLIS

The family friendly two-day 67th Talbot Street Art Fair concluded on Sunday, June 16. The TSA Fair is one of the top arts events in the United States and Indiana's oldest juried art fair.

More than 60,000 visitors thronged the Talbot Street Art Fair from near, and as far as 100 miles, to see and enjoy the outstanding and exclusive art of 220 juried artists from across the country.

The Talbot Street Art Fair is located on Talbott Street in the picturesque district of Heron Morton neighborhood in downtown Indianapolis. This Fair is one of the only admission-free juried art fairs in the state.

The enthusiastic visitors find all kinds of art at Talbot Art Fair including watercolor, oil, pastel, and digital painting, printmaking, photography, ceramics, fiber, mixed media, jewelry, glass, sculpture, and woodworking.

The nonprofit organization promotes exceptional art, all while supporting the local community by providing art scholarships to Indy schools and organizations. Participating in the TSAF for the 52nd consecutive time, Kanwal Prakash Singh made another milestone by exhibiting his exquisite hand-colored drawings and prints.

Recipient of the CIC Interfaith Ambassador Award for 2016 KP Singh wrote " TSAF has grown in size and stature over the past half a century and it is an honor and pleasure to be a partner in this "Outdoor Showcase of the Arts in Public Square '' that is Fun, Free and Family-Friendly.

KP Singh did Bachelor of Arts from Panjab University, Chandigarh Bachelor of Architecture (Honors), Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India

The organization included Children's Activities at Talbot Street Art Fair. The kids were provided fun and enriching experiences including Spin-a-Pot, Face Painting and Community Art.