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Delhi-based contemporary artist Anamika is presenting her solo exhibition Rooted Together: An Exploration of Life and Form, a body of work that draws from the shifting moods of nature to examine human behaviour, social change and inner truth. The exhibition is on view from 5th to 19th May 2026 at the Main Gallery, India International Centre […]
Abstracting the Inner Landscape: Anamika’s Solo Show in Delhi Read More »
The Serendipity Arts Festival, South Asia’s largest multidisciplinary arts event, will return to Panjim, Goa, from December 13 to 20, 2026, marking its 11th edition with a renewed emphasis on curator-led programming and interdisciplinary dialogue. Continuing its long-standing approach, the festival has announced a carefully selected cohort of curators across disciplines, reinforcing its commitment to
Serendipity Arts Festival Sets Dates for 11th Edition with Strong Curatorial Focus Read More »
Shailja Art Gallery’s group exhibition The Contemporary Lore: Sojourn of Styles and Generations Unfurled concluded its New Delhi chapter at Bikaner House on 14 May 2026, and has since transitioned to its second venue at the gallery’s Gurugram space, where it remains on view until 13 June 2026. Curated by Kiran K. Mohan, with an accompanying critical
The Contemporary Lore: Reframing Artistic Lineages Across Venues Read More »
Art Dubai opens tomorrow at Madinat Jumeirah with a specially adapted 20th edition, running from 15 to 17 May 2026, following an invitation-only preview on 14 May. Marking two decades of the fair, this edition reflects both a moment of consolidation and resilience, bringing together galleries, institutions, and cultural partners in a more focused format.
Art Dubai Opens Tomorrow with Special 20th Edition Read More »
Contemporary Indian artist Kulpreet Singh, a participant in the 6th Kochi-Muziris Biennale (KMB), has been awarded the prestigious Hayward Gallery–Kochi-Muziris Biennale (HG-KMB) Award. The honour will see Singh present his first institutional solo exhibition in the United Kingdom. Titled Indelible Black Marks, the project will open at the Hayward Gallery’s HENI Project Space in London
Kulpreet Singh Wins Hayward Gallery–KMB Award, Set for UK Solo Debut Read More »
Bangalore’s KYNKYNY gallery makes its Mumbai debut with ‘Cartographies of the Inner World’, a group exhibition uniting seven voices in a heritage village at the heart of the city. The exhibition brings together seven women artists : Dimpy Menon, Rakhee Shenoy, Veenita Chendvankar, Payal Rokade, Bakula Nayak, Priyanka Aelay, and Nidhi Mariam Jacob in a
Mapping the Unseen: Seven Artists Chart the Landscapes of the Feminine Imagination Read More »
The theatrical presentation Gurudevaya – The Rising Sun Through the Eyes of Bhanu at NGMA Delhi celebrated Rabindranath Tagore’s 165th birth anniversary through theatre, music, and storytelling. Gurudevaya Brings Tagore’s Vision To Life The National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi, hosted the special presentation on 9 May 2026. The evening honoured Tagore’s lasting influence
Theatre, Music & Art Unite at NGMA’s Grand Tribute to Rabindranath Tagore Read More »
Review of Paper Gardens: The Lives of Botanical Illustrations in India Written by Os Tyagi There is a flower shop on Fifth Avenue, near Union Square in New York. It is one of those high-end boutique flower shops with a cool black facade and a cafe somewhere in the back. Expensive orchids sit in the
Plants, Empire, and Everyday Intimacies Read More »
Photographer, visual artist, and filmmaker Sammy Baloji (1978), from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), is participating in this year’s Venice Biennale with his artworks, which will amplify ongoing colonial-postcolonial dialogues and the artistic practice at different levels. With a focus on the cultural, architectural, and industrial legacy of the disputed and resource-rich Katanga region,
Sammy Baloji at the Venice Biennale: Ghosts of Katanga and Imaging the ‘Other’ Read More »
PART 2 of Interview with Lorraine THIRIA. Read the first part Here: Bodies of Time: Lorraine THIRIA on Surfaces, Memory and the Imaginary Q: Your work is deeply sensory, but it also feels intimate. What emotional need does this practice fulfill for you? Lorraine THIRIA: My work is indeed deeply sensory and intimate. These impressions
Exploration of Evocative Silence in Art: In Conversation with Lorraine THIRIA Read More »