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The Body of the Ascetic is a compelling exhibition currently on view at DAG, New Delhi, running from 30 August to 18 October 2025. Curated by the eminent art critic Gayatri Sinha, this exhibition explores the evolving visual representations of asceticism across the Indian subcontinent, spanning centuries, cultures, faiths, and traditions. By drawing on the […]

Discover the Uncanny Beauty of Indian Diaspora Aesthetics The Non-Residency exhibition, on view at Jaipur Centre for Art until October 5, 2025, is a rare and powerful showcase of contemporary art by Indian diaspora artists. Curated by Rajiv Menon of Rajiv Menon Contemporary, this groundbreaking show explores the complex aesthetics and emotional landscapes of Indian

Arthshila Delhi presents ‘Duniya Parchhaiyon Ki’, a major exhibition focused on the lasting impact and enigmatic charm of Hindi cinema. The showcase is on display from September 28, 2025, to January 4, 2026 at Arthshila Delhi, Okhla Industrial Estate, New Delhi. Entry is open to all members of the public. Exhibition Overview Jointly organized by

The National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai, in association with Gallerie Splash, unveils a major retrospective titled Naina Dalal: The Silent Fire Within, celebrating over sixty years of drawings, paintings, and prints by one of India’s foremost women artists, Naina Dalal. The exhibition is on view at the iconic Sir Cowasji Jehangir Hall, NGMA Mumbai,

National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), Mumbai, in collaboration with Gallerie Splash, presents “Ratan Parimoo: Pioneer Abstractionist, An Exhibition of Paintings 1958–1973.” This landmark retrospective showcases more than 150 works by Ratan Parimoo, one of India’s most distinguished modernists—renowned painter, art historian, and educator. The exhibition is open to the public from September 12 to

KYNKYNY Art Gallery in Bangalore presents “Traditions | Transitions,” a compelling group exhibition that showcases how three contemporary Indian artists—Madan Meena, Veenita Chendvankar, and Mainaz Bano—reinterpret traditional art forms through modern perspectives. Running from September 27 to October 25, 2025, the exhibition demonstrates how indigenous artistic practices continue to evolve while maintaining their cultural significance.