Exhibitions

Reminisces About Heritage and Memory Exploration Palettes Art Gallery: ‘Aitijhya’, Narayan Chandra Biswas’s solo exhibition, at Bikaner House, Delhi. The most abstract reference, exploring the interstices between cultural memory, personal identity, and generational trauma, leading to thoughtful visual contemplation. In an age of fragmented selfhoods, the connection between culture and architecture is more relevant than ever. Over the

Gulammohammed Sheikh for Abir Pothi, Part Two The ongoing retrospective of Gulammohammed Sheikh at the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art in New Delhi, on view through June 30, is as exhaustive as a retrospective should be. It gives an expansive view of the long, continuing career of this veteran artist, who enjoys a seminal position

To Make a Home with You, Curated by Mihir Thakkar There is a hushed intimacy that comes alive when you enter To Make a Home with You. It doesn’t introduce itself with a grand flourish — it doesn’t have to. Instead it greets you like a conversation between friends who’ve known each other forever. The exhibition, curated by

Hemant Gavankar’s MAGIC ERASE At the crossroad of nostalgia and urban velocity, artist Hemant Gavankar welcomes viewers to a realm where memory sputters like a used neon sign, visible, fading and defiantly persistent. MAGIC ERASE, his first solo exhibition, curated by Sibdas Sengupta, is on view at Art Centrix Space, Vasant Kunj, from April 6 to May

An ode to Jyoti Bhatt’s enduring legacy This rare, wide-ranging retrospective called “Jyoti Bhatt: Through the Line and the Lens” is currently split across two venues in Delhi—CCA, Bikaner House and LATITUDE 28, Lado Sarai. Curated by the noted artist and educator Rekha Rodwittiya with great personal knowledge, the exhibition provides a rich and nuanced perspective