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Grosvenor Gallery presents The Other Story. First shown at the Hayward Gallery, London (29 November 1989 – 4 February 1990), The Other Story brought together artists of Asian, African, and Caribbean ancestry working in post-war Britain. Widely celebrated as a landmark moment, the exhibition confronted Britain’s colonial legacy and highlighted the contributions of artists who … Continued
December 11, 2025-February 6, 2026
Grosvenor Gallery, 35 Bury Street, St. James's, London, UK
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The Liszt Institute – Hungarian Cultural Centre Delhi is proud to announce the opening of a compelling solo exhibition by renowned Hungarian graphic and nature artist István Erőss. The exhibition, titled Borrowed Identities, will be inaugurated at 6.00 p.m on 6th February and will remain open to the public through the day on 7th February … Continued
6-7 February, 2026
Liszt Institute – Hungarian Cultural Centre Delhi, 2/50 M Niti Marg, Delhi, India
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Art and Charlie presents “A map folden open” featuring the artists Sabeen Omar, Urna Sinha, Mahen Perera the three artists featured in this exhibition embrace peculiar methodologies of tracing routes. Sabeen Omar transforms fragments of used or discarded textiles into glimmering monuments—to the past, to the touch and presence of bodies, to home and the … Continued
January 8-February 7, 2026
Art and Charlie 71A Pali Village New Red House inside Pali Village, directly off Pali Mala Rd, Bandra West, Mumbai, Maharashtra
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Aicon Art presents “Tantra & Sufi” featuring the works of Lancelot Ribeiro, Rachid Koraichi, GR Santosh, Prafulla Mohanti, Sohan Qadri. Mohanti, and Sohan Qadri, to explore how modernists have engaged with the esoteric visual languages of Tantra and Sufism. Though emerging from distinct theological lineages, both traditions cultivate experiential, embodied pathways to the divine and … Continued
January 6-February 7, 2026
Aicon Art, 35 Great Jones St, New York City, New York, United States
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Srishti Art Gallery presents “Celebrating Dashrath Patel (1927 – 2010)” featuring the works Dashrath Patel who is the most modernist Indian artists of the 1940s to 1980s, Dashrath Patel’s grounding in arts practice was in oils, water colours and sculpture. The current exhibition celebrating his oeuvre – with a focus on his oils – is … Continued
December 6, 2025-February 7, 2026
Srishti Art Gallery, 267 Road no 15, Jubilee Hills Hyderabad
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Akara Modern presents Enduring Forms, a solo exhibition featuring the works of Piraji Sagara. This is the first exhibition of sculptural works by artist and educator Piraji Sagara (1931–2014) since his passing. Bringing together a selection of wooden and marble sculptures created between 1980s and 90s, the exhibition explores a lesser-known but a deeply personal facet … Continued
January 8-February 7, 2026
Akara Modern, 1st floor, 4/5 Churchill chambers, 32 Mereweather Road, Colaba, Mumbai, India
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Thapar Gallery is delighted to present SupaStore by London based Sarah Staton at Bikaner House (New Delhi), parallel to the India Art Fair 2026. SupaStore is an event based durational travelling artwork – an ongoing series of stores conceived as exhibitions and hosted in museums, commercial galleries, and project spaces around the world. Since the … Continued
2-8 February, 2026
Bikaner House, New Delhi, India
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Art and Charlie presents a group exhibition titled A map folded open. Curated by Zeenat Nagree, the show features the works of Sabeen Omar (Colombo, Sri Lanka), Urna Sinha (Goa, India), and Mahen Perera (Colombo, Sri Lanka). If a map is folded open, it reveals peril and possibility: An invitation to see where its lines … Continued
January 8-February 8, 2026
Art and Charlie, 71A Pali Village New Red House, Bandra, Mumbai, India
