Exhibitions

Novigrad, Croatia – The Museum Lapidarium in Novigrad is currently showcasing an intriguing exhibition by Mithu Sen titled Shadows: One Yet Separate (Sjene. Jedno ali odvojeno), curated by Jerica Ziheri. The exhibition draws inspiration from the prose poem “Sjena (Shadow)” by the renowned Croatian poet A. G. Matoš, delving into the themes of lingual politics […]

Ujjal Dey has brought his masterpieces to Emami Art in a solo exhibition titled, Dawn to Dusk: A Silent Symphony. Dey explores the mundanity of culinary spaces and matriarchal role dynamics amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The contemporary textile artist showcases common implements and culinary moulds as blocks to punctuate the conceptual

Born in Kerala and based in Vadodara, Ali Akbar is a contemporary artist whose thematic preoccupations traverse the delicate terrain of memory, identity, local and global historical narratives, and the socio-political undercurrents pervading contemporary politics of the subcontinent.  He was selected by an eminent jury for the first award at the annual all-India open call awards

Emami Art opens its doors for Bholanath Rudra’s ‘Pensive Moons.’ The exhibition showcases his most recent large-scale watercolours. It offers a purview of nocturnal forests, bordering between reality and imagination. His is an almost romantic exploration of forest scapes bathed in moonlight that also dwells upon issues such as the abuse of natural resources and

New Delhi, July: Artist-designer Viraj Khanna is presenting a new body of work in a group exhibition titled ‘Like Share and Subscribe’ that will be showcased at the Rajiv Menon Contemporary in Los Angeles from July 14th to 28th. Viraj’s works employ traditional forms of Indian embroidery that display the possibilities of the medium through

The stunning scenery of Disko Valley Bike Park in Leh, Ladakh, provided the setting for Asia’s highest modern land art group show, Sā Ladakh II, which took place from June 1st to June 11th. Artists from all over the world came together for this one-of-a-kind event to produce and exhibit pieces that complement the area’s

Gallery Espace presented ‘Architectonics of the Everyday: Monuments and Memory’, Dilip Chobisa’s first one-person exhibition at Gallery Espace from July 12 – to August 12, 2024. The show will feature recent works, foregrounding Chobisa’s drawing practice. These will include paperwork and canvas drawings of various sizes in Chobisa’s muted palette and three-dimensional wall sculptures.  Baroda-based

Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, Noida presents ‘Mirror/Maze: Echoes of Song, Space, and Spectre’ in the Noida space. With an overwhelming reception from viewers in Saket, New Delhi the life of the exhibition is being extended and expanded with the inclusion of additional works. Bringing together works of 24 artists from KNMA’s diverse collection the

“Drawing is a way of coming upon the connection between things, just like metaphor in poetry reconnects what has become separated.”- John Berger ‘My Lily Pond’ –an art hub in Bangalore became a cosy place for twenty five artists and their fifty works in the Art exhibition ‘Beautiful Black & White’ – welcoming, inclusive and

It is an ongoing argument that some of the best art is born of adversity—where growing old is often seen as one of the unavoidable adversities faced by the human species. Yet some of the best work has come from the great Masters when they were in their 60s, 70s and sometimes even their 80s.