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In the heart of Goa, at the intersection of art, tourism, and identity, a quiet shift is beginning to take shape. No, it’s not a new resort or yet another techno festival—it’s something far more intimate, layered, and long overdue. The recently concluded Collaborative Photography Design-a-thon at the Museum of Goa, aptly titled As We […]
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VN Jyothi Basu was the very first artist to be represented by the gallery. This dates back to even before we had a physical space in India. My mother, Usha Mirchandani, met Jyothi and saw the work he had been making from 1998 onwards (after he had been on a decade-long break from painting). Fascinated,
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A Debut Exhibition of Home Design Objects at the Historic Burdwan Palace Kolkata, India : Vikram Goyal Studio and Viya are proud to announce their first-ever joint showcase in Kolkata, marking a significant new chapter for both design houses. Set against the grand backdrop of the iconic Burdwan Palace, from June 18th to 21st ,
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Your guide to all things art in New York City Making It Modern: European Ceramics from the Martin Eidelberg Collection On view at The Met Fifth Avenue (Gallery 521) from June 16, 2025, to January 4, 2026, Making It Modern celebrates Dr. Martin Eidelberg’s generous gift of approximately 80 European ceramic works dating from the
From Picasso to Murakami: 5 NYC Art Exhibits You’ll Regret Not Seeing Read More »
The Creative Calendar for June If you’re looking to escape the summer lull, the art world has plenty to offer this June. Across generations and geographies, artists are delving into urgent questions of climate, queerness, memory and myth through bold and immersive exhibitions. From intimate reflections to expansive visual narratives, here’s a curated round up
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A solo exhibition celebrating playful visual language, folk roots, and contemporary expression runs from May 30 to June 28, 2025 Gallerie Nvya proudly presents ‘Whimsical Lines: Urban refrain through tribal abstraction’, a solo exhibition by acclaimed contemporary Indian artist Bhuwal Prasad. Open from 30th May to 28th June 2025 at Square One Designer Arcade, Saket, New Delhi, the show brings
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Sanjay Das, Shape of Silences KIAN Foundation introduces respected photographer Sanjay Das to Mumbai for Shape of Silences, a solo exhibition curated by the distinguished writer Ina Puri. The exhibition will take place at Cymroza Art Gallery, Mumbai, inviting audiences into a visual archive of Bengal’s vanishing terracotta heritage. Bringing the Delhi-based adventurer and artist
Lojithan Ram’s Poetic Debut Solo Show “Arra Kuļamum, Kottiyum, Āmpalum” Opens at PRSFG, Colombo Paradise Road Saskia Fernando Gallery (PRSFG) is proud to present “Arra Kuļamum, Kottiyum, Āmpalum”, the debut solo exhibition by contemporary Sri Lankan Tamil artist Lojithan Ram, on view from May 23 to June 23, 2025, at PRSFG’s Horton Place location in
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Artisera Presents ‘Aksharscape’: A Solo Exhibition by Contemporary Calligrapher Nikheel Aphale at Bikaner House, New Delhi Artisera is proud to present Aksharscape, a solo exhibition of contemporary calligraphy by celebrated artist Nikheel Aphale, taking place at Bikaner House, New Delhi, from May 28 to June 1, 2025. The exhibition marks Nikheel’s debut solo show in
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A Global Celebration Begins: Serendipity Arts Festival Launches 10 Year Anniversary Tour in Birmingham Serendipity Arts Festival, one of South Asia’s most celebrated multi-disciplinary arts festivals, is set to make its highly anticipated UK debut with a special Mini Edition in Birmingham from May 23–26, 2025, presented in collaboration with Birmingham City University (BCU). This