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Gallery Vayu will present Summer Ceramics: Ceramic Practices Shaped by Nature, Memory and Material from 2 to 26 July 2026 at its Lodhi Road space in New Delhi, bringing together new ceramic works by Milan Singh, Ravi Kumar and Uday Singh. The group exhibition is presented in collaboration with Art Ichol and explores clay as […]
Gallery Vayu to present ‘Summer Ceramics’ in Delhi from July 2 Read More »
Tucked away in the quiet lanes of New Friends Colony, up a stone staircase is the studio of Sonika Agarwal, which unfolds a reiteration of her most recent exhibition, What Remains Awake curated by Myna Mukherjee at Bikaner House Kalamkaar Art Gallery. The exhibition ran from January 30 to February 10, 2026 and was open
Making Art Accessible: Sonika Agarwal Recreates her Works for an Open Studio Read More »
GES-2 House of Culture in Moscow will open The World in a Single Nest: Following the Way of Tagore, an Indo-Russian exhibition devoted to Rabindranath Tagore’s artistic, educational and philosophical legacy. The show runs from 25 June to 23 August 2026 at Gallery C2 and brings together Tagore’s own works, archival materials, and new commissions
Indo-Russian Tagore Exhibition Exploring Visva-Bharati Legacy Opens in Russia Read More »
Emami Art will participate in a major international exhibition, The World in a Single Nest: Following the Way of Tagore, opening on 25 June 2026 at the GES-2 House of Culture in Moscow. Running until 23 August, the exhibition brings together works by Rabindranath Tagore alongside contemporary artists from India and Russia, marking a rare and
Prasanta Sahu and Ruma Choudhury participates in Landmark Tagore Exhibition Read More »
New Delhi’s Latitude 28 will host Overland, There’s Shorter Time to Dream, a group exhibition curated by Shristi Sainani, opening on 7 July 2026. Bringing together sixteen artists from diverse geographies, the exhibition examines migration beyond physical movement, focusing on memory, displacement, language, and evolving notions of belonging. On view until 25 July, the exhibition features
New Exhibition Explores Migration and Memory at Delhi Read More »
We are currently in the midst of many wars. While the Russia-Ukrainian war that started on February 24, 2022, is ongoing, America and Israel together attacked Iran, while Israel’s attacks on Palestinians continue. The response given by writer Arundhati Roy to the question of how to look at the war is noteworthy: “Once weapons were
Art After Exile: Reading Zhanna Kadyrova’s Stone War Bread, ‘Palianytsia’ Read More »
The artworks of Skarma Sonam Tashi, from the Indian mountains of Ladakh, are resonating at the Venice Biennale. That resonance has as much depth and breadth as the winds blowing in the Himalayas. Sonam Tashi, India’s delegate at the 61st Venice Biennale in 2026, is bringing the essence of Ladakh’s high-altitude culture, along with an
From Sapi to Venice: Skarma Sonam Tashi’s Journey Through Memory and Material Read More »
A major international exhibition exploring the enduring image of motherhood across cultures and centuries opens today at the Humayun’s Tomb Museum. Titled One Mother, Many Mother Tongues, the exhibition brings together a wide-ranging collection of artworks and objects that trace how maternal figures have been imagined, venerated, and transformed across geographies and belief systems. On view
Arthart, Arthshila’s bi-annual arts journal, embarks on an ambitious journey to diversify the discourse surrounding the art landscape in India, and its latest edition marks another milestone on this endeavour. Contemporary art broadens and subverts our idea of what art can be, not only by transcending boundaries, but also by dissolving them; integrating technology into
A Review of Arthart: The Arts in Dialogue by Arthshila Read More »
The artwork, created together by María Sosa and Noé Martínez, a Mexico-based artist collective known as RojoNegro, has drawn special attention from art lovers and received critical acclaim at the Venice Biennale. ‘Actos invisibles para sostener el universo’ is considered both the sounds echoing through Mexican worlds and self-defence, while also offering a respite from
RojoNegro on Ritual, Resistance, and Indigenous Futures at the Venice Biennale Read More »