Empowering the Indian Artist
Empowering the Indian Artist
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Places and Memories, presented by Preeti Garg Gallery, explores how travel and lived experience shape personal and collective memory. Featuring works by Suparna Mondal and other artists, the exhibition reflects on how fleeting moments such as sounds, scents and encounters are translated into visual form. Rooted in the idea of movement as both physical and emotional, the […] 
Event Name: AN AXIS FOR A REVOLUTIONArtists: Vinod Balak If upheaval could be painted not just as rupture but as generative transformation, AN AXIS FOR A REVOLUTION positions the canvas itself as ground zero for perceiving chaos, memory and society in flux. The exhibition invites viewers to linger within scenes that lean toward the enigmatic […]
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Beneath the Turning Sky, at Museum of Art & Photography, is a long term exhibition that explores humanity’s relationship with the cosmos and the world we inhabit. Drawing from a wide range of artworks across time periods and mediums, the exhibition reflects how humans have sought meaning through mythology, science and imagination. Structured across themes such […] |
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Ticket Tika Chaap: The Art of the Trademark in Textile Trade, at Museum of Art & Photography, explores the visual culture of textile labels used during the Indo British trade era. These vibrant printed tickets, once attached to cloth, functioned as early forms of branding, blending art, commerce and cultural symbolism. Bringing together hundreds of historic […] 
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6 events,
Paper Gardens: Art, Botany, and Empire, at Museum of Art & Photography, explores the intersection of art, science and colonial history through botanical illustrations from the Indian subcontinent. The exhibition traces how plants were documented, studied and circulated during the height of the British empire, revealing their role as both scientific subjects and cultural symbols. Bringing […]
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Space Making: Making Space, at Gallery Art Motif, brings together a diverse group of artists, architects and designers to explore space as an evolving and active construct. Curated by Kunal Shah, the exhibition moves beyond traditional boundaries, presenting space not merely as a backdrop but as something shaped by material, memory and human presence. Featuring multidisciplinary […] |
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7 events,
Show of Strength, at Aguad Port & Jail Complex, brings together over 30 women artists in a powerful group exhibition set within a historic former prison. The exhibition reclaims the space as a site of expression, presenting diverse practices across painting, installation, sculpture, textile and photography that reflect personal narratives and collective experience. Through varied […] |
9 events,
Grams Per Square Matter, at Pulp Society, brings together artists from the Common Ground Collective to explore paper as both medium and material. Drawing from the concept of GSM, a unit that measures the weight and density of paper, the exhibition reflects on how surface, structure and process shape artistic expression. Through experimental and intentional […] 
The Indian Picturesque, at DAG, explores the evolving meaning of the “picturesque” within the context of Indian art and colonial history. The exhibition traces how this aesthetic idea, originally shaped in 18th century Europe, was interpreted and adapted by artists engaging with the Indian landscape. Focusing on early 19th century artistic practices, the show brings together […] |
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10 events,
The Imagined Pantheon brings together a contemporary exploration of myth, memory and symbolic imagination through painting. Presented across Apparao Galleries and Artworld Sarala’s Art Centre, the exhibition reflects how artists reinterpret cultural narratives and archetypes within a modern visual language. Through diverse styles and painterly approaches, the works engage with mythology, identity and personal mythology, creating layered compositions that […] |
11 events,
Reverie. Pause. Rupture, at Anant Art, brings together a group of leading contemporary artists to reflect on time as both continuous and disrupted. Curated by Gayatri Sinha, the exhibition explores moments of stillness, rupture and transition, where pauses become sites of transformation and new beginnings. Featuring artists such as Anju Dodiya, Gigi Scaria and Prajakta Potnis, the exhibition spans painting, […] |
12 events,
The Quiet Fluid, at Kalakriti Art Gallery, presents a focused watercolour showcase that explores fluidity as both medium and metaphor. The exhibition brings together works that engage with movement, transparency and the subtle transitions of form, where colour and water interact to create layered, evolving compositions. Through delicate washes and controlled spontaneity, the works reflect on […] |
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13 events,
Light and Legacy, held at Lalit Kala Akademi, explores the evolution of pre modern art and plein air painting in Madras. The exhibition brings together works that reflect the city’s artistic heritage, capturing its landscapes, culture and historical transitions through diverse visual approaches. Featuring renowned artists such as K. C. S. Paniker, D. P. Roy Chowdhury and Abanindranath Tagore, […] |