Exhibitions

Indiyart by Rooftop presents The Sacred Aesthetics, a new art exhibition in New Delhi spotlighting Phad and Pichwai painting traditions by master artists Prakash Joshi and Mukut Joshi. About the Exhibition The Sacred Aesthetics, a showcase by Indiyart (Rooftop), brings together two of Rajasthan’s most revered art forms—Phad and Pichwai—under one roof. The exhibition runs from […]

Over 30 women artists from Goa come together for Show of Strength, a new art exhibition in Goa curated by Samira Sheth, celebrating Women’s History Month through diverse creative voices. About the Exhibition Show of Strength The Show of Strength exhibition in Goa shines the spotlight on women artists exploring identity, memory, ecology, and social change. Held at

The solo art exhibition by Yusuf in New Delhi presents a comprehensive look at the artist’s decades-long inquiry into the transformative power and rhythmic precision of the humble line. About the exhibition Curated by Sanya Malik’s Black Cube Gallery and Shantanu Sharma, ‘Line as Witness’. It serves as an accumulation of years of rigorous practice

Delhi Art Society presents Samanvaya: Line · Colour · Form, a group art exhibition curated by Jyoti A Kathpalia that brings together 25 eminent artists in painting, printmaking, and sculpture at New Delhi’s India International Centre. Exhibition Overview Samanvaya means convergence in Indian languages. The show unites line, colour, and form across two- and three-dimensional

Nine young women artists transform everyday moments into profound art in “Nothing Twice,” a group exhibition curated by Ushmita Sahu at Emami Art in Kolkata. Nothing Twice Exhibition Concept “Nothing Twice” draws from Nobel laureate Wisława Szymborska’s poem on life’s unrepeatable nature. The show runs from 20 March to 9 May 2026 and spotlights impermanence,

The Alipore Museum in collaboration with DAG has unveiled Destination India: Foreign Artists in India 1857–1947, a landmark exhibition exploring how international artists viewed, interpreted, and contributed to the visual narrative of India during a transformative century. The show, which runs from February 28 to May 2, 2026, marks an important cultural event in Kolkata’s art

The India House Art Gallery, in collaboration with CCA Design, is set to host the prestigious exhibition “Let A Thousand Flowers Bloom” from March 19th to March 25th, 2026. This curated showcase of drawing, painting, and photography is deeply inspired by the lyrical movements of Odissi dance. The official launch will commence on March 19th

Anant Art presents  Reverie. Pause. Rupture., a landmark group exhibition curated by noted art critic and curator Gayatri Sinha, running from April 2 to May 25, 2026, at the gallery’s flagship space in Safdarjung Enclave. Featuring artists Aban Raza, Anju Dodiya, B. V. Suresh, Baiju Parthan, Gigi Scaria, Madhu Das, K. M. Madhusudhanan, Prajakta Potnis, Ranbir Kaleka, Riyas Komu,