Exhibitions

Gallery XXL presents صبر، گھر، سرور (sabr, ghar, suroor), the first solo exhibition in India of late artist and designer Hanif Kureshi, which opened on October 12, 2025, at the gallery’s new permanent space in Defence Colony, New Delhi. The opening date coincides with what would have been Kureshi’s 43rd birthday. The posthumous exhibition honors […]

An exhibition bringing together emerging artists from India and Pakistan is set to open at the Monnaie de Paris on October 21, running through October 26, 2025. Titled “We Were Always Neighbours,” the presentation challenges the political boundaries that have defined South Asia since partition. Curated by Sahil Arora, Gallery Director of Method, the exhibition

Second edition of the travelling festival has opened on October 10, 2025, featuring four major exhibitions dedicated to the memory of Tarun Bhartiya Navajivan Trust, in collaboration with Museo Camera, presents the second edition of the National Photography Festival (NPF) from October 11-27, 2025. The festival opened with a special preview on October 10 at

The Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) in Bengaluru offers art enthusiasts a diverse lineup of four compelling exhibitions this October, ranging from modernist introspection to mythological celebrations and colonial-era design history. 1. Shape of a Thought: Letters from Ram Kumar On view through October 26, 2025 Marking the centenary year of acclaimed modernist Ram

The capital city will witness an exceptional exhibition, A. A. Raiba: The Inner Contours, on the artistic practice of one of the early modern Indian artists, Abdul Aziz Raiba (1922–2016), on 1st November at Travancore Palace, organised by the NCR-based art gallery, Gallery Dotwalk. Renowned Art Historian and Curator R. Siva Kumar will be the

 8th to 17th November, 2025: The showcase brings together works that explore themes of identity, memory, and transformation, drawing viewers into a contemplative space through Neena’s evocative forms and layered visual language. The opening will be graced by Padma Bhushan Shri Rajeev Sethi, India’s pioneering scenographer, designer, and art curator, and Founder-Chairman of the Asian

IndiGalleria has organized ‘Rhythmic Sagas’, the first solo exhibition in Delhi by Sri Lankan artist Raja Segar. The show opened on October 9th, 2025, at LTC, Bikaner House, New Delhi, with Indian painter Arpana Caur as the chief guest. The exhibition runs through October 18th, with daily viewing hours from 11 am to 7 pm.