Exhibitions

A Line in the Earth brings together the practices of Pradeep Thalawatta and Hasseena Suresh, two artists whose works are grounded in the poetics of place, memory, and material. Though shaped by distinct geographies of post-war Sri Lanka and the agrarian landscapes of Kerala, their practices converge in their engagement with the emotional and political […]

Divyaman Singh is a self-taught artist known for his powerful abstract and contemporary paintings that explore the deep connection between the universe, nature, and the human spirit. Working primarily with oil on canvas, Divyaman uses an intuitive process involving his bare hands, palette knives, linen cloth, and brushes to build richly textured surfaces. His works

August, New Delhi: The National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru, is proud to present Sacred Matrices, a landmark solo exhibition by renowned contemporary artist Seema Kohli, opening on 26 August 2025 with a formal inaugural event in the NGMA Auditorium at 5:30 pm. The openingevening will feature a recital by Shruthi Veena Vishwanath (20 minutes),

One of India’s renowned contemporary art galleries, Gallerie Nvya, commemorates its 21st anniversary with an ambitious exhibition featuring works by over 35 distinguished Indian artists spanning the gallery’s journey from 2004 to 2025. The milestone exhibition, titled “21: Memories & Milestones from then till now,” will be on view from August 20, 2025, at the

When the Abir Pothi team visited the prestigious national art exhibition at Lalit Kala Akademi in New Delhi, they encountered a remarkable showcase of contemporary works, sculptures, paintings, and photographs that left a lasting impression. As keen observers and art enthusiasts, the team found themselves drawn to various pieces that demonstrated exceptional artistic merit and

Nature Morte’s Colaba gallery is preparing to challenge conventional art historical narratives with its inaugural Salon Series exhibition, opening August 15. “Salon: The India Way,” curated by Poonji Nath under the direction of 24-year-old gallerist Devashi Jain, presents European and Indian modernist works in dense, salon-style hanging that deliberately disrupts hierarchical viewing. The exhibition places