Daily Journal of India’s Art, Architecture & Design.
There Are Rivers in the Sky, a new show by Saruha Kilaru in Delhi, looks at water as memory through glass, textiles and print. About the exhibition There Are Rivers in the Sky opens at Sridharini Art Gallery, Triveni, with a preview on Saturday 11 July 2026 at 6 pm and runs until Friday 17 […]
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Holiday Homework exhibition in Delhi gathers 18 artists to rethink childhood, play and care through objects and participatory projects at Method. About the Exhibition Holiday Homework explores what childhood looks like when it is not shaped by mass production. LOAM, supported by the Ardee Foundation, asks how artists can construct environments of play instead of
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Aakriti Art Gallery will launch Ask Aakriti, India’s first AI-powered Virtual Art Advisor, on 17 July 2026. The platform appears on www.aakritiartgallery.com and aims to help collectors, students, researchers and art fans. It uses the gallery’s two decades of research, archives and curatorial know-how. What Ask Aakriti does Ask Aakriti answers questions about artists, artworks
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In Mumbai’s ever-evolving contemporary art landscape, Fort welcomes a compelling new addition with the opening of Gallery Maxima, founded by curator and arts professional Sunaina Rajan. Located within the historic Kitab Mahal building, the gallery enters the scene at a moment when the city is witnessing renewed energy around artist-led experimentation, critical programming, and expanding
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Kalakriti Art Gallery in Hyderabad is currently hosting a trio of concurrent presentations—Liminal Threshold, In The Viewing Room, and A Special Viewing of Works by Ann Carrington—on view from 20 June to 18 August 2026, following a preview on 19 June. The exhibitions bring together contemporary practices from India and abroad, anchored by two solo presentations and
Blueprint12, in collaboration with Space118 Art Foundation, will present The Shifting of Silence, a fundraising exhibition curated by Saloni Doshi, from 30 July to 2 August 2026 at the LTC Building, Bikaner House. The preview is scheduled for 29 July, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Bringing together 32 emerging contemporary artists from across India,
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Dr. Amin Jaffer, an internationally celebrated curator with a career spanning institutions such as the Victoria and Albert Museum, The Al Thani Collection, and major biennials, brings a deeply transnational perspective to his role as curator of the India Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. His practice has consistently explored how objects, materials, and histories travel
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The name Emmanuel Aggrey Tieku is currently a hot topic in African art circles. He is someone who has played a key role in bringing global attention to both his own name in the world of art and the idea of ‘Waste Colonialism,’ which straddles the edge of fabric and engages with Western worlds. After
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Picasso was wrong. Or maybe he was being cheeky when he famously proclaimed that “great artists steal”. Yes, Picasso doesn’t just speak. He proclaims. The full quote attributed to him goes: “Good artists copy, great artists steal.” However, art historians have confirmed beyond doubt that Picasso didn’t proclaim that, though he did proclaim a lot
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Shared Ground: Forms of Belonging, a solo exhibition by noted sculptor G. Reghu, is currently underway at ICIA Gallery in Mumbai’s Kala Ghoda, marking the artist’s return to the city after a five-year hiatus. Presented by Giftex, the exhibition opened on July 7 and will continue until July 10, 2026, bringing together 36 ceramic stoneware
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