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Second edition of the travelling festival has opened on October 10, 2025, featuring four major exhibitions dedicated to the memory of Tarun Bhartiya Navajivan Trust, in collaboration with Museo Camera, presents the second edition of the National Photography Festival (NPF) from October 11-27, 2025. The festival opened with a special preview on October 10 at […]

The Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) in Bengaluru offers art enthusiasts a diverse lineup of four compelling exhibitions this October, ranging from modernist introspection to mythological celebrations and colonial-era design history. 1. Shape of a Thought: Letters from Ram Kumar On view through October 26, 2025 Marking the centenary year of acclaimed modernist Ram

The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art has inaugurated an unprecedented trio of exhibitions that reimagine how audiences engage with contemporary art. On view from October 4, 2025, these three distinct yet interconnected shows invite visitors to touch, read, and participate in artistic expression spanning seven decades of Indian creativity. A Season of Material Dialogues Under

Gallery Espace presents “where does the light fall” by Santiniketan-based artist Tanmoy Samanta, running from October 9 to November 8, 2025. Curated by Lina Vincent, this exhibition marks a significant return for Samanta, showcasing a new body of paintings and sculptural “book” forms distinguished by his signature use of layered rice paper on canvas, combined

The Land Sings Back is a deeply resonant exhibition that reimagines how we inhabit and listen to the living world. Presented by Colomboscope, Sri Lanka, in collaboration with Drawing Room, London, the exhibition runs from 25 September to 14 December 2025 at Drawing Room’s South London space, and brings together voices rooted in South Asia,

National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), Mumbai, in collaboration with Gallerie Splash, presents “Ratan Parimoo: Pioneer Abstractionist, An Exhibition of Paintings 1958–1973.” This landmark retrospective showcases more than 150 works by Ratan Parimoo, one of India’s most distinguished modernists—renowned painter, art historian, and educator. The exhibition is open to the public from September 12 to

Celebrating Timeless Design and Heritage Craftsmanship The highly anticipated TAKE Pop-Up returns for its third edition with The Vintage Edit: The Age of Beauty, curated by Beg Borrow Steal Studio in collaboration with Bhavna Kakar of LATITUDE 28. Running from 25 September to 5 October 2025 at LATITUDE 28 in Delhi’s artsy Lado Sarai district, the showcase brings connoisseurs a rare curation of vintage