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In a world where women’s labour largely remains invisible, artist Afrah Shafiq reimagines the humble sampler, an often hidden piece of cloth used by countless women to practice embroidery patterns, as a way to record and map embroidery traditions, arithmetic logic, and coded languages embedded in motifs across time and cultures, in a deeply personal … Continued
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Deepak Kumar welcomes us into a studio he once only imagined. Tucked within Kaladham, the space serves as both a home and a laboratory
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India-based studio Morii Design works between craft, intuition, and collective memory. In its practice, embroidery becomes language, time unfolds through process, and inherited knowledge is made present through the hands of many.
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In this special conversation marking 75 years of Triveni’s journey, we sit down with Amar Shridharani, Honorary General Secretary of Triveni and son of its founder, who has preserved and extended his mother’s mission with impeccable commitment. In a candid dialogue, Amar reflects on legacy, architecture, openness, and what it means to sustain a space that remains at once intimate, experimental and fiercely true to its founding vision.
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Artist Amol K Patil welcomes us into Project 88, where A Forest of Remembrance unfolds as a space of listening—carrying histories of labour, movement, and resistance across the city.
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Arun B. grew up in Kadirur, a village in Thalassery, Kannur District in Kerala, which has a deep connection with the origin of the oldest martial art Kalaripayatu–Kalari and Theyyam–with sounds of chenda, their rituals, chants, colour, dialogues, and materials that they use to create an environment. Later, when he moved to Baroda, the shift … Continued
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New York based artist, Ghiora Aharoni works between cultures, scripts and lived histories. In his practice language becomes form, time bends and inherited memory is made present.
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Founded in 2014, SHED operates as a space for enquiry rather than a conventional studio, moving fluidly across furniture, objects, play systems and small architectural works. The studio’s work occupies a territory between the domestic and the speculative, recalibrating familiar forms—tables, game boards and storage pieces—through material experimentation, precise craftsmanship and a questioning of convention. … Continued
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For Hyderabad-based artist Farhin Afza, family archives are not inert records but living sites where memory, comfort, and violence collide
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Ahead of his presentation at India Art Fair 2026, presented through Galerie Maria Wettergren, we speak to Dhruv Agarwwal about nostalgia as a driving force behind his design language, the role of scale in his work and what it means to build contemporary relevance without disconnecting craft from its source
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Artist Nilima Sheikh welcomes us into her home and studio in Baroda, where painting becomes a way of carrying stories across time, place, and memory.
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Artist Sudarshan Shetty welcomes us into his Mumbai studio, where objects, images, and constructed worlds are brought into careful relation.
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Artist Shreni works with digital systems and speculative ecologies to uncover the invisible infrastructures that sustain urban life. This film traces her process—from foraging data and texture in Mumbai to building a large-scale video installation that imagines what it might look like when a city remembers.
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Sri Lankan – born artist Dumiduni Illangasinghe works slowly, attentively, and with deep emotional precision. Currently based in Varanasi, Illangasinghe moves between a formal studio at Banaras Hindu University and temporary, improvised setups in her dorm room. The shift between these spaces mirror her practice – oscillating between material experimentation and inward reflection, between structure and vulnerability.
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In this BMW Artist Film, Shailesh BR invites us into his world of invention and satire, to challenge belief, choice and the structures that quietly govern our lives.
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In a modest home studio filled with art and nostalgia, Mohd. Intiyaz resurrects the lives of forgotten children. In these raw, unflinching portraits that reflect his own migrant past, every brushstroke becomes an act of remembrance and quiet rebellion against a world that looks away.
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What Remains, a travelling exhibition by Goa Open Arts in collaboration with Museo Camera, brings together photographic and lens-based works by Ankit George, Diana Linda, Gopika Chowfla, Khanjan Purohit, Natalie Lycops, Poonam Patel, Prabhakar Duwarah, Prashant Panjiar, Shivam Harmalkar, and Soham Bhende. The exhibition reflects on what persists over time—what is held onto, and what … Continued
10-26 April, 2026
Museo Camera Centre for Photographic Arts, Shri Ganesh Mandir Marg, DLF Phase IV, Sector 28, Gurugram, Haryana, India
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The Quiet Fluid brings together a diverse group of artists who engage deeply with the medium’s inherent fluidity and luminosity. Here, watercolour unfolds not as a preparatory exercise, but as a complete and contemplative practice. Pigment seeps into the surface, creating passages that are at once precise and ephemeral – where the act of making … Continued
3-28 April, 2026
Kalakriti Art Gallery Plot No. 8-2-465/1, Street No. 4, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana, India
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Art Magnum presents a compelling two-men exhibition showcasing the works of Indrapramit Roy and Mark Cazalet in New Delhi. Curated by noted curator Jyotirmoy Bhattacharya, the exhibition brings together two distinct artistic voices, offering viewers a rich and layered visual experience. The show explores diverse narratives, techniques, and sensibilities, reflecting both individual journeys and a … Continued
20-28 April, 2026
Shridharani Gallery, 205 Tansen Marg, Triveni Kala Sangam
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Eikowa Contemporary presents Wild Grass, a group show that unfolds as both reflection and reckoning in the age of digitalisation, migration, climate change, and speculative development as they reshape rural India. Curated by Yash Vikram, the exhibition is hosted in a landscape shaped by migrant labour and rapid infrastructural ambition, turning its gaze toward the … Continued
March 20-April 28, 2026
A29/5, DLF Phase 1, Gurugram, Haryana
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Celebrating the milestone of fifty years of The Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation, Artshila and the Foundation present the art exhibition, Intersections: Sites of Becoming. This exhibition is a testament to the Foundation’s consistent commitment towards encouraging freedom of expression and nurturing the artists it considers to be living national treasures. Curated by Artistic Director Priya Pall … Continued
February 7-April 30, 2026
Arthshila Delhi, Okhla, New Delhi
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Geek/Art presents Origin of Desire, Mari Ito’s first solo exhibition in New Delhi, India, on view at The Ballroom, Bikaner House, New Delhi. Currently based in Barcelona, Ito presents a body of sculptural works alongside large and small-format paintings that unfold a world of biological extravagance, surreal flowers with human-like faces, swelling organic forms, and … Continued
April 23-May 1, 2026
Bikaner House, between Pandara Rd & Shahjahan Rd, India Gate, New Delhi, India
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Care is often understood as instinctive, quiet, and ever-present, woven into the fabric of daily life, yet rarely acknowledged in its full complexity. Portraits of the Unseen, by Vaidehi Kinkhabwala presents a deeply reflective body of work that brings attention to the emotional and physical labor embedded within caregiving, motherhood, and acts of sustained responsibility. … Continued
April 18-May 2, 2026
079 Stories, Rajpath Rangoli Rd, Opposite Shashwat Bunglows, PRL Colony, Bodakdev, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
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DAG presents, The Indian Picturesque, a group show unpacking the “picturesque,” a word that carries widely differing meanings. From its use in everyday speech to the specialist meaning intended by the aesthetic theorists who coined it in the 1790s, literally meaning ‘like a picture’, it is open to a range of interpretations. The picturesque was … Continued
March 28-May 2, 2026
DAG, 22A Windsor Place, Janpath, New Delhi
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Anant Art presents Reverie. Pause. Rupture, a group exhibition curated by Gayatri Sinha featuring the works of Aban Raza, Anju Dodiya, B V Suresh, Baiju Parthan, Gigi Scaria, Madhu Das, K M Madhusudhanan, Lavanya Mani, Prajakta Potnis, Ranbir Kaleka, Riyas Komu, Shakuntala Kulkarni, Vasudha Thozhur, and Valson Kolleri. This exhibition reflects on time, its apparent … Continued
April 2-May 2, 2026
Anant Art, B-5/3, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi 110029
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Rukshaan Art presents the 19th edition of its annual exhibition, The Baroda March. Curated by Rukshaan Krishna, this year’s exhibition brings together 37 practices shaped by the legacy, pedagogy, and the culture of Baroda. More than a collection, the artworks are a temperament attuned to the langugage of various mediums such as sculpture, woodblock, textiles, ceramics, … Continued
March 21-May 3, 2026
Rukshaan Art, 1st floor, Laxmi Building, Ballard Estate, Mumbai, India
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…and for those who sing their national anthem in somebody else’s mother tongue. by Vivek Vilasini, conceived as a series of visual essays, resists a singular narrative, with each work functioning as an independent yet interconnected inquiry. Together, they offer multiple points of entry into Vilasini’s exploration of contemporary experience. Vilasini’s practice navigates the intersections … Continued
April 9-May 7, 2026
Sakshi Gallery, Third Pasta Lane, Colaba, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
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Strangers House presents, Kadal Do Moga – Faces of the Sea, featuring watercolour works by Papamma Khader that invite the viewer into vibrant landscapes from her childhood and her soaring imagination. Curated by Afroz Algiers, the works in the exhibition naturally arise from her exploration and adaptation to discoveries and challenges of her own art-making … Continued
April 9-May 7, 2026
Strangers House, Colaba, Mumbai
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Nature Morte presents, Re/iteration, a solo exhibition by Manish Nai, that brings together new bodies of work that extend the artist’s long-standing engagement with material and process, shifting their roles from functional objects to sculptural forms. In this exhibition, Nai focuses more on the process and on what already exists within the built environment. Rather … Continued
April 9-May 9, 2026
Nature Morte, 3rd Floor, A Block, Dhanraj Mahal, Apollo Bandar, Colaba, Mumbai, Maharashtra
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Emami Art presents Chance Remains of Another Time, new and recent paintings by Suman Dey that meditates on the passage of time. Pouring forth from an artist who has lived in a city all his life, the paintings featured in this exhibition gather his ordinary everyday experiences in urbanity and weave them into something extraordinary. … Continued
March 20-May 9, 2026
Emami Art, Gallery 1, Ground Floor, Kolkata
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Emami Art presents, Nothing Twice, which brings together nine young women artists in an intimate meditation on impermanence, memory, and the unrepeatable nature of human experience. Drawing from Nobel Laureate, Wisława Szymborska’s reflection on life’s fleeting nature, the exhibition transforms ordinary, everyday moments into profound artistic expressions the works, ranging across paintings, textiles, drawings, videos, … Continued
March 20-May 9, 2026
Emami Art, Galleries 2 & 3, Ground Floor, Kolkata
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Yeh Kab Ki Baat Hai? brings together 16 works by Irum Rahat, a contemporary artist whose practice centres on memory, perception, and the construction of interior worlds. The paintings examine memory as something in flux rather than fixed recall. Returning to recurring interiors, figures, and gestures, the works shift subtly with each iteration, presenting memory … Continued
April 23-May 12, 2026
Pristine Gallery, A-178, C3 Ground Floor, Saini Bhavan, Kotla Mubarkpur, Bhishma Pitamah Marg, New Delhi
