Exhibitions

Art Alive Gallery brings to you Contours of Continuum, a solo show exhibiting paintings by Yashwant Deshmukh. Yashwant Deshmukh is a contemporary Indian artist known for his contemplative style depicting the lack of movement or the stillness of space. His latest solo show, curated by Premjish Achari will be on display from 15th March 2024 […]

Italian artist Tarshito N. Stippoli’s solo exhibition ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ travels to Crafts Museum Delhi after exhibiting at Bihar Museum last December. For this exhibition, he has collaborated with over 25 traditional Indian art forms and their artists. The exhibition is from 5th March to 15th April 2024 and has been curated by Tunty Chauhan, Founder

Archer Art Gallery, Ahmedabad opens its door to renowned figurative sculptor KS Radhakrishnan. The new exhibition, titled ‘figuring in, figuring out’ reflects his sculptural explorations in bronze, foregrounding his intimate understanding and re-imagining of the figurative, and his deep empathy with the human experience. These works investigate the nature of our experience: liminal, ambiguous, fluid.

I try to paint a land that is my own. My land. With my rules. It has no resemblance to nature. It is the struggle to create this land that makes the process of painting interesting…. Ganesh Haloi The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art is collaborating with the Birla Academy of Art and Culture to

The Living Traditions Centre, Bikaner House welcomes Italian painter, Francesca Amalia Grimaldi’s most recent mixed-media works in the form of a five-day exhibition, aptly titled ‘Metamorphosis.’ The show will be on display for public view till 27th February 2024. The show was curated by scholar-author Uma Nair and inaugurated by Italian Ambassador to India Vincenzo

Kolkata-based artist, Arindam Chatterjee’s exhibition is being held at Emami Art Kolkata from February 23rd to April 6th, 2024. Arindam Chatterjee’s exhibition titled “Not a Dream, Not Peace, Not Love” is a collection of recent works by the artist. His highly experimental and critical works, reflect our fragile existence in a time of mindless violence,

If the experience is as bewitching as Ojas Art Gallery’s newest exhibition, ‘Another Master’, nobody would want to miss out on the opportunity to bask in the spiritual impact of Gond art. Anubhav Nath the curatorial director of Ojas Art is presenting a solo exhibition by Ram Singh Urveti of Pradhan Gond Tribe that reminisces