Kulpreet Singh Extinction Archive Art and Extinction Kulpreet Singh Extinction Archive: Climate Crisis Through Art explores the growing crisis of biodiversity loss through a powerful installation at India Art Fair. Using rice paper, pesticide stains and endangered species, the artwork transforms extinction into a haunting visual archive. In the video featured by KNMA, artist Kulpreet […]
Hola Mohalla, the annual Sikh festival of martial display and devotion, arrives in an unexpected setting this season: the concrete geometry of Le Corbusier’s Government Museum and Art Gallery in Chandigarh. From 27 July to 15 September 2026, Hola Mohalla, a photography exhibition by Sanjay Das curated by Dr. Seema Bhalla, stages a meeting between
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Palani Kumar and Social Documentation Photography has always remained a “photojournalistic” or “news photography” medium. However, Palani Kumar is a Tamil photographer and activist. He uses photography to document marginalised communities and amplify their voices. For him, photography is more than an aesthetic medium. Through Palani Kumar’s efforts, underprivileged populations are becoming more visible. He
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Chitra Ganesh Journey to the Great Below at Baltic Centre Chitra Ganesh Journey to the Great Below is the artist’s first major UK solo exhibition at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art. The exhibition turns descent into a way of thinking by using Mesopotamian and South Asian visual histories to challenge linear time and imagine
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Rare Works by South Asian Modern Masters Christie’s Mumbai Summer Preview comes to Mumbai from 5 to 9 August 2026. It gives collectors and the public an early look at highlights from the New York auction on 16 September. The preview follows a strong season for Christie’s South Asian sales. It also brings India’s modern
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Kunal Rohatgi represents the third generation of Fos Lighting, a legacy brand rooted in Chandni Chowk since 1950. Rohatgi studied engineering at Ohio State. He later worked at Toyota and Pfizer. Those experiences shaped his approach to operations and quality. Today, he runs Fos Lighting with his brother, Sidharth. Official website: https://foslighting.in/ Under his leadership,
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Why (Re)claiming Rights of Render(ing) Matters Reclaiming Rights of Rendering is NewArtX’s latest exhibition at Bikaner House. Curated by Manan Shah, the exhibition explores how digital art extends contemporary artistic practice. Rather than treating technology as a novelty, the exhibition presents it as another artistic medium. Artists use digital tools to think, observe and construct
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Slow Time by Pooja Chamudiya Explores Clay and Memory Slow Time by Pooja Chamudiya is a new ceramics exhibition presented by um and Cultivate Art at Six Continuum, Mumbai. Running from July 31 to August 28, 2026, the exhibition explores clay, memory and craftsmanship through handbuilt ceramic works. Official website: https://sixcontinuum.com/ Chamudiya’s practice begins with
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Abandoned by Latika Katt Explores Memory and Material Abandoned by Latika Katt is Gallery Threshold’s exhibition of the celebrated sculptor’s final body of work. Running from July 28 to September 12, 2026, it explores sculpture, memory, material and time through her last creations. Official gallery website: https://www.thresholdartgallery.com/ Katt’s work was always rooted in the physical
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Pirelli Calendar 2027 Celebrates India The Pirelli Calendar has always traded in fantasy, but its 2027 edition has outdone itself. This time, it is about looking more closely through India, via the gaze of Raghu Rai, one of the country’s most enduring image-makers, and his daughter Avani Rai, who steps into the project after his
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