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 passing to carry forward an […]
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Empire Of Irony brings together a group of artists, namely Debajit R Paul, Degala Chinnarao, Gargi Chandola, Hardev Chauhan, Ravi Chunchula and Sanjeeva Rao Guthi in a show curated by Rahul Kumar at Art Incept, Gurugram. On view till August 22, the exhibition uses satire, parody, exaggeration and dark humour to examine the absurdities of
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Hyderabad-based architect and designer Sona Reddy presents Rooted at 47-A, Mumbai, a solo exhibition that brings together furniture, textiles and objects inspired by the forms, colours and rhythms of nature. On view from July 24 to August 16, the exhibition reflects her layered, sculptural approach to architecture, interiors and collectible design, and unfolds as a
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Chennai, July 2026: From August 8–25, 2026, Chennai will become a thriving centre for contemporary art with the return of Contemporary Now · Edition III, which will bring together 66 artists, 7 prestigious galleries, more than 10 venues, and more than 15 activities throughout the city. One of the most ambitious collaborative art platforms in
Nilima Sheikh: Fractured Skies, opens at The Museum of Modern Art on September 27, 2026, and remains on view through June 13, 2027. The co‑organized exhibition from the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA), New Delhi, and MoMA brings together three major bodies of work that track the artist’s five‑decade practice as a witness to
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Jaipur Centre for Art, in collaboration with RMZ Foundation, presents Salt Lines, a compelling new art exhibition in Jaipur by the artist duo Hylozoic/Desires. Opening inside the historic City Palace complex, the presentation excavates the largely forgotten history of the British Raj’s 4,000-kilometre Inland Customs Line and its direct impact on the region’s landscape. About
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Exhibit320 Gallery presents MOOL, a group art exhibition in New Delhi bringing together twenty diverse South Asian artistic voices to unpack cross-border longing, shared histories, and the meaning of home. Curated by Shaleen Wadhwana, the show opens at Bikaner House to explore how culture is preserved and defended beyond cartographic boundaries. About the Exhibition MOOL,
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Building design and construction can be approached in two different ways: the traditional architecture and contemporary architecture. These fashions reflect their respective eras’ dominant technology, values, and tendencies. Two unique styles develop as guiding forces in the always-changing field of architectural design, each of which captures the essence of the age in which it was
Three exhibitions, held at the Venkatappa Art Gallery, Bengaluru, from 18 to 21 July 2026, opened on a celebratory note and with artistic camaraderie. The exhibitions were inaugurated by the distinguished art historian K. V. Subramanyam, in the gracious presence of eminent artists Subramanian Gopalsamy, A. M. Prakash, and Babu Jattakar, whose collective presence lent
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In a time of perpetual connectivity, unrelenting productivity, and ubiquitous digital distractions, Gallery Pristine Contemporary encourages visitors to partake in an increasingly rare activity: taking a break. A Slow Sip of Solitude, an immersive installation opening on July 25, 2026, explores solitude as a place for reflection, healing, and emotional presence rather than isolation. Artists
