Search Results for: contemporary indian art

Indian Arts Corner will present “Indigenous Gond Visions,” a solo exhibition featuring works by Gond artist Kaushal Prasad Tekam, from October 28-31, 2025 at the Open Palm Court Gallery, India Habitat Centre in New Delhi. The exhibition, curated by Jas Karan Gupta, showcases Tekam’s intricate paintings that explore the relationship between humans, animals, and the

Kalakriti Art Gallery will participate in IAF EDI+IONS, India Art Fair’s inaugural showcase in Hyderabad, taking place November 1-2, 2025 at RMZ The Loft. The gallery is one of three Hyderabad-based galleries selected for the event, which marks India Art Fair’s expansion beyond its traditional Delhi venue. IAF EDI+IONS is a new initiative designed to

On its 25th Anniversary, Tao Art Gallery takes over Jehangir Art Gallery to present a guided walk across Indian contemporary art and its greatest voices in the 21st century. The historic Jehangir Art Gallery transforms into ground zero of Indian Contemporary Art, as Mumbai’s beloved Tao Art Gallery marks 25 years with “Gateways and Pathways”,

An exhibition bringing together emerging artists from India and Pakistan is set to open at the Monnaie de Paris on October 21, running through October 26, 2025. Titled “We Were Always Neighbours,” the presentation challenges the political boundaries that have defined South Asia since partition. Curated by Sahil Arora, Gallery Director of Method, the exhibition

The Delhi Art Weekend, currently underway across multiple venues in the capital, is approaching its conclusion on October 12, 2025. The 10-day arts festival, which began on October 3, has been presenting exhibitions, performances, panel discussions, and workshops throughout the city. Organized by Svasa Life, a luxury lifestyle publication, and Usual Suspects, a contemporary art

Art Magnum and CIMA (Centre of International Modern Art) present a comprehensive retrospective of renowned Indian artist Jaya Ganguly, spanning over four decades of revolutionary artistic expression. The exhibition, titled “A Retrospective 1982–2025,” has opened on October 7, 2025, at the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi. Exhibition Highlights Curated by Rakhi Sarkar, Director of

As part of Ahmedabad Cultural Week, the Hutheesing Visual Art Centre presents SOUL – The Song of Beauty and Eternity, a textile installation conceptualised and curated by Niharika Shah. The exhibition brings together artists Prof. Amar Dutta and Barsha Dutta in a father–daughter collaboration that embodies reflection, memory, and rediscovery through textile art. The project was envisioned as a contemplative