Exhibitions

Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke, Delhi presents Shrines, a solo exhibition by contemporary artist Abul Hisham, on view from 5 September to 23 October 2025. This marks Hisham’s third solo show with the gallery, following his acclaimed exhibition Recitation, which explored meditative repetition and spiritual memory through pastel-on-paper works. In Shrines, Hisham turns towards the ineffable and the unfamiliar, engaging new […]

The city of Ahmedabad is known to have a rich history, cultural heritage with iconic landmarks like Adalaj Stepwell, Jama Masjid, the Calico Museum of Textiles as well as preserves an exquisite archive of handicrafts and culinary traditions. It has also a lineage of patronage with important families that form the cultural foundation and has

Exhibit 320 in New Delhi has unveiled a powerful new exhibition, Where the Dust Settles, curated by Prayag Chakradhar, which runs from Saturday, 27th September to Sunday, 26th October 2025 at the gallery’s recently expanded Lado Sarai space. Featuring works by Richa Arya, Wahida Ahmed, B. Pradhan, and Mohd. Musa, the exhibition examines exile, displacement, and the enduring politics

Delhi is set to host The Triumph of Kachchh, a new exhibition curated by Satish Reddy, opening on October 4, at Method Delhi, Defence Colony. Entrepreneur, patron, and curator Srila Chatterjee is presenting the show, with business leader Priya Paul inaugurating the evening. Known for her vision in integrating culture and tradition seamlessly into contemporary spaces, Paul will share her insights at

Vadehra Art Gallery is set to open Baroda-based artist Shrimanti Saha’s much-anticipated second solo exhibition, Among Things That Grow and Return, from October 4 to November 1, 2025, at its Defence Colony space. Following her acclaimed 2023 debut at the gallery, Saha returns with a substantial body of oil paintings that explore storytelling, memory, and speculative

The renowned artist duo Thukral and Tagra return to Delhi with Games People Play 02, an innovative exhibition running from October 6-16, 2025, at Lalit Kala Akademi. This marks a significant milestone as the first major exhibition in the capital presented by Chennai-based gallery Ashvita’s, affirming their commitment to engaging with audiences on a national platform.

Gallery Dotwalk recently presented Ruins of an Embrace, a solo exhibition by Kerala-based artist Abdulla PA, curated by theatre director and interdisciplinary artist Amitesh Grover. The exhibition ran from 20th to 28th September 2025 at Travancore Palace, New Delhi, and will open again from 4th October to 4th November 2025 at Gallery Dotwalk, Gurugram. The exhibition gathered Abdulla’s sculptural

The Land Sings Back is a deeply resonant exhibition that reimagines how we inhabit and listen to the living world. Presented by Colomboscope, Sri Lanka, in collaboration with Drawing Room, London, the exhibition runs from 25 September to 14 December 2025 at Drawing Room’s South London space, and brings together voices rooted in South Asia,

The Body of the Ascetic is a compelling exhibition currently on view at DAG, New Delhi, running from 30 August to 18 October 2025. Curated by the eminent art critic Gayatri Sinha, this exhibition explores the evolving visual representations of asceticism across the Indian subcontinent, spanning centuries, cultures, faiths, and traditions. By drawing on the

Discover the Uncanny Beauty of Indian Diaspora Aesthetics The Non-Residency exhibition, on view at Jaipur Centre for Art until October 5, 2025, is a rare and powerful showcase of contemporary art by Indian diaspora artists. Curated by Rajiv Menon of Rajiv Menon Contemporary, this groundbreaking show explores the complex aesthetics and emotional landscapes of Indian