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079 | STORIES ART GALLERY was established in 2018 as a space that caters to the needs of art, design and creativity. Since the inception, the gallery has been a platform for young contemporary artists while also hosting exhibitions of modern masters. Designed by Khushnu and Sönke Hoof, partners to Padmashree and Pritzker awardee B.V. Doshi., the 079 | Stories complex includes the art gallery, a workshop space and an amphitheatre.
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Aicon is a New York based art gallery serving as a vital platform for modern and contemporary artists from South Asia, Middle East and diaspora to realize their vision in a global, ever-shifting world. Along with in-depth focused solo shows, the gallery presents a programme of curated group exhibitions linking the contemporary with modern, to produce unexpected congruences, highlight multiple modernisms, and complexify the contemporary.
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An offshoot of the 20 year-old Aicon Gallery, Aicon Contemporary seeks to bridge the Eastern and Western contemporary art landscapes through exhibitions and outreach programmes. Always presenting important, challenging and cutting-edge art and artistic practices, the gallery represents prominent, globally renowned artists such as Adeela Suleman, Abdullah Syed and Promotesh Das Pulak.
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Founded in 2004 by Reena and Abhijit Lath, Akar Prakar is a modern and contemporary art gallery with spaces in New Delhi and Kolkata.As part of our gallery programming and extended engagements in the arts, Akar Prakar has hosted several visual art exhibitions through collaborations with international museums and curators, creating a space for indigenous representations of Indian modern and contemporary artists. Operating between its two galleries, Akar Prakar curates narratives drawn from the subcontinent’s modern and contemporary art movements, representing artists such as Ganesh Haloi, Jayashree Chakravarty, C. Douglas, Manish Pushkale, Debanjan Roy and Debasish Mukherjee to name a few.
Over the years, Akar Prakar has participated in art exhibitions at institutions and museums in different parts of the world, including the National Gallery of Modern Art, Delhi; Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, Mumbai; Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, Delhi; 8th Berlin Biennale; documenta 14; Musée des Arts Asiatiques, Nice; Musée National des Arts Asiatiques Guimet, Paris; DRAF, London; Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin; Palazzo Madama, Turin; Museo d’Arte Orientale, Turin; Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; and Marres, Maastricht to name a few.
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Since opening its doors to the public in 2003, Anant Art has promoted uncompromising and imaginative presentation of contemporary Indian and South Asian artists. The gallery has a carefully structured and dynamic public programme, with several successful exhibitions, artist residencies and participation at art fairs to its credit. Featured artists include Probir Gupta, Aisha Khalid, Ghulam Mohammad, Rehana Mangi, Arslan Farooqi, Dhara Mehrotra, Digbijayee Khatua and Laxmipriya Panigrahi.
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Anupa Mehta Arts provides discreet acquisition and sales support to private clients looking to invest in Modern and Contemporary Indian art. Their studio in Mumbai is stocked with carefully curated artwork by India’s best-known names. The gallery also specialises in incubating new arts projects, and their forte is developing arts and business synergy. Anupa Mehta Arts works with institutions, architects, artists, cities and local governments, as well as collectors, corporations, foundations, galleries, individuals, international arts agencies and museums to offer curatorial and collection building services.
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Apparao Galleries is a leading Indian gallery with outposts in Chennai and New Delhi. Since its founding in 1983, the gallery has built a strong reputation for representing an exceptional range of modern and contemporary Indian artists. Along with organising compelling exhibitions, Apparao Galleries also runs a critically engaging and ambitious outreach programme to encourage academic research and international exchange.
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Archer Art Gallery started its journey as a small graphic studio in 1978. Through the years, Archer’s main focus has been to facilitate high-quality, limited-edition serigraphs and prints by some of the India’s most influential artists including Manjit Bawa, Thota Vaikuntam, Jyoti Bhatt, Anjolie Ela Menon and many more. Additionally, the gallery also exhibits a fine selection of original works by modern masters.
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Established in 2001, Art Alive Gallery is committed to promoting emerging perspectives in Indian art and nurturing a culture of engagement among artists and art connoisseurs. The gallery presents a holistic showcase of contemporary, modern and emerging art from the country through its curated exhibitions and retrospectives, artist talks and extensively researched books and catalogues.
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Founded in 2014, Art Centrix Space is nestled in a beautifully landscaped sculpture garden in New Delhi. Through its curated programme of exhibitions, collaborative projects and annual presentation at India Art Fair, the gallery highlights artists and artistic practices which draw on global inspirations while being rooted in a distinctly Indian aesthetic.
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Established in 2016, Art Explore is a contemporary art gallery in New Delhi, India. The gallery strives to showcase compelling Indian contemporary artists. The endeavour is to appeal to all audiences, by presenting a well researched, relatable program that can be understood and enjoyed by all.
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Art Heritage is committed to promoting awareness, education and appreciation of modern and contemporary Indian art. Since its establishment in 1977, the gallery has positioned itself as both a commercial arts space and a public museum through its scholarly programme. Curated exhibitions and retrospectives, illustrated talks, and publishing books and catalogues celebrating the work of distinguished modern masters as well as new, emerging talent form the structure of its programme.
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Since it’s inception in 1997 Art Indus has established itself as a gallery for contemporary Indian art in keeping with the quintessence of its eponym ‘Indus’. Over the years, Art Indus has come to be recognized for its distinct curatorial oeuvre consistently seeking art that evinces the timeless in the present.
Forbearing of edicts deeply ingrained in India’s mythical culture and philosophical tradition that bolster an Indianness greatly inclusive and appreciative of concomitant threads of locations, times and sensibilities, Art Indus has ardently stood by the culturally progressive milieu that as Indians and Asians we ascribe to as ancient and as much to being of the future and present, what one inherits as the admixture of our unique spiritual fabric. Something that is an artist’s own spiritual medium in any given time, place or discipline, reinstating art’s primacy as a Philosophia Perennis; of something known and inherited and cultivated from generations before us. A perspective that is neither narrative bound nor too contextual being much rather art’s indelible expanse beyond the artist’s own lifetime. An attribute that may truly transcend time and space, as fringes of the universal weakening into particular!
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With its diversified artist representations and interdisciplinary programme, Art Musings has been a trendsetter since its establishment in 1999. From legendary Indian modernists to distinctive artistic voices like Anjolie Ela Menon, Baiju Parthan and Jayasri Burman, the gallery has nurtured a wide variety of creatives. Younger generations of artists such as Smriti Dixit, Shilo Shiv Suleman and Raghava KK are also part of Art Musings’ roster.
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ARTDISTRICT XIII was established in 2014 as a platform to unite artists and patrons in their journeys of aesthetic learning and growth. With multiple exhibitions interrogating diverse mediums ranging from painting and sculptures to installations and textile art, the gallery has cultivated relationships with eminent artists such as Jagannath Panda, Jayanta Roy, Paul Davies, Arun Kumar, Ryan Lobo and Ram Rahman amongst others.
