As part of Ahmedabad Cultural Week, the Hutheesing Visual Art Centre presents SOUL – The Song of Beauty and Eternity, a textile installation conceptualised and curated by Niharika Shah. The exhibition brings together artists Prof. Amar Dutta and Barsha Dutta in a father–daughter collaboration that embodies reflection, memory, and rediscovery through textile art. The project was envisioned as a contemplative […]

Radhika’s second solo exhibition, Fragments in Play, is set to open from 10th October at 079|STORIES, Ahmedabad, unfolding as a dialogue between painting and ceramics. With curatorial advisory by Mihir Thakkar, the show explores the dynamic balance between structure and spontaneity, inviting viewers into a space of movement, openness, and play. Presenting a new body of

Hyderabad’s Kalakriti Art Gallery has unveiled two compelling solo exhibitions that invite viewers into deeply personal yet universally resonant artistic worlds. Mirror of Vision by Bratin Khan and A Room for Refuge by Anupama Alias Anil opened on October 5, 2025, marking significant milestones for both artists as they present bodies of work rooted in

The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art has inaugurated an unprecedented trio of exhibitions that reimagine how audiences engage with contemporary art. On view from October 4, 2025, these three distinct yet interconnected shows invite visitors to touch, read, and participate in artistic expression spanning seven decades of Indian creativity. A Season of Material Dialogues Under

New Delhi’s Art Alive Gallery presents renowned artist Shibu Natesan’s most ambitious watercolour exhibitions, exploring the duality of gaze and self-reflection through a decade of meticulous work. In an era dominated by digital immediacy, Shibu Natesan invites viewers to pause. His latest solo exhibition, Mirror Man, Mirror Me, opening at Art Alive Gallery on 8th

At just 17, emerging curator Azaan Karan has made a curious debut with his exhibition Indian Art Through the Ages, held at Bikaner House, New Delhi, from October 5 to 7, 2025. The exhibition brings together more than 70 works, offering visitors a sweeping panorama of Indian art spanning centuries—from classical miniatures and court traditions

Gallery Espace presents “where does the light fall” by Santiniketan-based artist Tanmoy Samanta, running from October 9 to November 8, 2025. Curated by Lina Vincent, this exhibition marks a significant return for Samanta, showcasing a new body of paintings and sculptural “book” forms distinguished by his signature use of layered rice paper on canvas, combined