Rajesh Ram’s solo exhibition in Patna traces childhood memories through sculpture, exploring nature, migration and belonging in bronze and mixed media. About the exhibition “Kaghaz Ki Kashti – Retracing Memories of Boyhood” opens at Bihar Museum, Patna, on 7 August 2026 and runs until 7 September 2026. Presented by Palette Art Gallery in collaboration with […]
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Performing Belief exhibition in New Delhi brings together 22 modern, folk, tribal and contemporary artists to examine ritual, memory and cultural continuity through visual art. About the Performing Belief Exhibition A new group exhibition, Performing Belief, will open in New Delhi on 13 August 2026, bringing together works by twenty-two leading modern, folk, tribal and
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Harpreet Narula’s Inward, a solo art exhibition in New Delhi, presents abstract paintings rooted in textile practice, fresco tradition and patient repetition. About the exhibition Inward, the first solo exhibition by Harpreet Narula, opens at Art Explore in New Delhi on 3 August 2026. The show runs until 21 August and features a new body
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Eikowa Contemporary in Gurgaon presents Progressive Failure, a group exhibition exploring the intricate intersection of urban memory and the built environment. Featuring six contemporary artists, the show investigates how Delhi’s evolving architecture shapes both personal and collective histories as old structures disappear. Tracing Urban Shifts The exhibition gathers works from Ganga Narayanan, Harman Taneja, Ravi
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Continuum, a solo exhibition by Asit Kumar Patnaik in Delhi, brings together nearly 50 artworks that trace the artist’s creative journey over the last 30 years. About the Exhibition A major solo exhibition by Asit Kumar Patnaik in Delhi, Continuum: A 30-Year Retrospective, celebrates three decades of the artist’s practice. Presented by Chawla Art Gallery,
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Anant Art presents a compelling new group art exhibition in New Delhi, mapping how our psychological and emotional landscapes shape the modern metropolis. Through diverse viewpoints, twelve contemporary artists look beyond concrete structures to capture the ghosts of lived experiences in domestic and public spaces. About the Exhibition Cartographies of Remembrance, presented by Studio Catalyst
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There Are Rivers in the Sky, a new show by Saruha Kilaru in Delhi, looks at water as memory through glass, textiles and print. About the exhibition There Are Rivers in the Sky opens at Sridharini Art Gallery, Triveni, with a preview on Saturday 11 July 2026 at 6 pm and runs until Friday 17
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Holiday Homework exhibition in Delhi gathers 18 artists to rethink childhood, play and care through objects and participatory projects at Method. About the Exhibition Holiday Homework explores what childhood looks like when it is not shaped by mass production. LOAM, supported by the Ardee Foundation, asks how artists can construct environments of play instead of
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Aakriti Art Gallery will launch Ask Aakriti, India’s first AI-powered Virtual Art Advisor, on 17 July 2026. The platform appears on www.aakritiartgallery.com and aims to help collectors, students, researchers and art fans. It uses the gallery’s two decades of research, archives and curatorial know-how. What Ask Aakriti does Ask Aakriti answers questions about artists, artworks
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Shared Ground: Forms of Belonging, a solo exhibition by noted sculptor G. Reghu, is currently underway at ICIA Gallery in Mumbai’s Kala Ghoda, marking the artist’s return to the city after a five-year hiatus. Presented by Giftex, the exhibition opened on July 7 and will continue until July 10, 2026, bringing together 36 ceramic stoneware
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