Anubhav Nath is a full-time arts professional with an interest in writing, social development, mentorship and historical automobiles. He founded Ojas Art, an arts initiative promoting
Indian contemporary arts with a focus on the Indian Indigenous Arts. 

His initiatives include, the transformation of a heritage property into a bustling arts and culture center in Delhi.
 

He curated the Indigenous Pavilion for the inaugural edition of the India Art Architecture and Design Biennale at Red Fort in 2023. Some other curatorial projects are: Freedom to March
which travelled to Washington DC, London and Trinidad & Tobago; Expressions at Tihar a three-year project involving young prisoners and contemporary artists and Order in Chaos for
the Lalit Kala Akademi. 

Nath established the Ojas Art Award to help recognise talented artists in the indigenous arts and is an advisor to art and literature festivals like Jaipur Literature Festival and Kabira
Festival in Varanasi. He contributes to publications and has been a speaker at multiple platforms and is a member of the FICCI Arts & Culture Committee. 

He is a Trustee at Salaam Baalak Trust (SBT), an organization that provides education, vocational training and residential services to over 100,000 street and working children. He co-founded the Ramchander Nath Foundation, a not-for-profit organization that focuses on the dissemination of arts to marginalized communities.