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Mohammed Irshad, founder of Space one Architects, is a Kerala-based architect whose practice stands out for its signature blend of minimal contemporary design and deep engagement with India’s cultural and climatic context. Drawing inspiration from architectural greats like Tadao Ando, Álvaro Siza, and Bijoy Jain, Irshad crafts spaces that are calm, grounded, and profoundly connected […]
Delhi, September 2025: This October, Jodhpur Arts Week will transform the city into a lively stage for contemporary artistic expression from Wednesday, October 1st, until Tuesday, October 7th, 2025. Featured this year is Richa Arya, represented by gallery Exhibit 320, an artist whosework examines women’s lives, social structures, and the legacies of migration. Her installation,
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India’s rich cultural tapestry is beautifully showcased through its diverse folk art painting traditions. Originating from rural and tribal communities, these paintings narrate stories, celebrate festivals, and depict mythology with unique styles and vibrant colors. Here are five celebrated folk art painting traditions that represent India’s artistic heritage: Madhubani Painting Originating from the Mithila region
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Delhi, September 2025: Jenjum Gadi, a distinctive artist whose sculptural practices explore themes of memory, identity, resilience, and belonging, will bring his captivating sculptural practice to Jodhpur Arts Week 2025. The art week runs from Wednesday, October 1st, until Tuesday, October 7th, showcasing artistic voices from across India. Gadi will be showcasing his installation Harvest
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Art Heritage, the New Delhi gallery founded in 1977 by Ebrahim and Roshen Alkazi, presents a new exhibition titled What Patience Reveals | Oil Works of Transition that places the medium of oil painting at the center of inquiry. The show opens on September 18, 2025, at 6 PM and is scheduled to run until
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A Tribute to Indian Women Artists in Traditional Folk and Tribal Art Art Tree is proud to present VAMA – The Strength Within, an exhibition honouring Stree Shakti—the power of womanhood—through India’s richest folk and tribal art traditions. Scheduled from 27th September to 1st October at The Main Art Gallery, Bikaner House, New Delhi, the showcase features rare and specially commissioned works by 18
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Featuring artists: Abela Ruben, Akhilesh, Élodie Alexandre, Aditya Chadar, Purnima Yadhuvanshi, Asma Kazi, Meet Varvada and Vaishali Oak Ether Project, a nomadic platform dedicated to fostering contemporary art beyond metropolitan centers, presents its latest exhibition Everybody’s Elsewhere, at Devlalikar Kala Vithika, Indore, which previews on 26 September, Friday from 5-8 PM. The show, running until 4
New Delhi-based artist Naman Mahipal is presenting his solo exhibition Palimpsest of Faces: Memory Etched in Form at The Lexicon Art, Connaught Place, open until September 20, 2025. The exhibition brings together a body of sculptural works that examine identity, memory, and spirituality through a striking interplay of material, texture, and form. At the centre of the show is Mahipal’s Identity
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British Art Fair 2025, scheduled for 25–28 September at London’s Saatchi Gallery, will present a dynamic showcase of Modern and Contemporary British Art, reaffirming its status as the country’s only fair dedicated exclusively to art from mid-20th century to today. Over 80 leading UK dealers, including Austin/Desmond Fine Art, Patrick Bourne, The Fine Art Society,
Gallery Pristine Contemporary in New Delhi opens its doors this September to Chromatic Currents, the first-ever solo exhibition in India by internationally celebrated Singaporean artist Kumari Nahappan. Curated by independent curator John Tung, the exhibition runs from 12 September to 30 October 2025, presenting an immersive journey through Nahappan’s three-decade practice where histories, mythologies, and cosmologies converge through
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