Recognising the strength of the local art scene, India Art Fair’s Parallel Programme encourages visitors to explore the range of events that run alongside the fair — from New Delhi’s cultural offerings, to exhibitions taking place across India. Key exhibitions of South Asian artists abroad are also featured, in keeping with the fair’s international line-up of exhibitors. A spot map of all venues can be viewed here.
23 July 2020 -
Grosvenor Gallery, London, United Kingdom
Grosvenor Gallery’s new exhibition consists of works from collections in Europe and the USA, by artists including Francis Newton Souza, Maqbool Fida Husain and Sayed…
South Asian Modern Art: A Group Show
19 June 2020 -
Hauptstrasse, Heidelberg, Germany
The words Confluence or Sangam as it is referred to in Hindi, describe the moment when several currents from different directions meet, flow into each…
Sangam: Nadira Husain, Amina Ahmed and Varunika Saraf
29 April 2020 -
Method Art Space, Mumbai, Maharashtra
Pause is a series of ongoing digital exhibits by Method Art Space where artists share projects and creative endeavours that, for whatever reason, never reached…
Pause: A Virtual Showcase
20 July 2020 -
Anant Art, New Delhi, Delhi, India
A journey into Malhar is an attempt to interlace the classical with contemporary visual forms. Within the realm of Indian mythology and legend, Malhar is…
Malhar: A Lyrical Exposition
25 June 2020 -
Galerie Isa, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
A global pandemic such as Corona virus, that can bring the entire world to a standstill, might occur once in every hundred years. When it…
Through The Mind's Eye: Michael Kunze and Santiago Giralda
5 August 2020 -
Emami Art, Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Affected by the sights of suffering of migrant workers during the lockdown, Anjan Modak has painted the series of small size, circular-format paintings titled Fragmented…
Fragmented Life: Anjan Modak
10 July 2020 -
Prameya Art Foundation, New Delhi, Delhi, India
Prameya Art Foundation (PRAF) are pleased to announce our second exhibition in the Discover series: Where Are We by Madhu Das. Featuring a previously unseen…
Where Are We: Madhu Das
17 July 2020 -
Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Femininity was a promised birth and feminism a conscious choice. Embracing the oral feminist traditions and metaphorically representing them through the mundane objects, Rekha Rodwittiya…
To Be Someone Else’s Song: Rekha Rodwittiya