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ChampaTree Art Gallery opens its second space in Hyderabad with Where We Continue, a group exhibition featuring nineteen artists from across the gallery’s programme. Marking 15 years of the Art For Art Foundation and 10 years of ChampaTree, the exhibition brings together diverse artistic practices, materials and perspectives. It offers an introduction to the gallery’s … Continued
October 10-November 10, 2026
ChampaTree Art Gallery, Hyderabad
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Gallery Maxima presents After Rain, the debut solo exhibition by Baroda-based artist Dhruvil Bavadiya, exploring the changing landscapes of Baroda during the monsoon. Through ceramic works, paintings and drawings, Bavadiya captures trees, buildings, pathways and water bodies shaped by rain and shifting light. Using ceramics, mineral oxides and natural pigments, he creates textured surfaces that … Continued
October 8-November 14, 2026
Gallery Maxima, Kitab Mahal, Fort, Mumbai
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Indigo+Madder presents Vark, an exhibition by Amba Sayal-Bennett, explores how materials, gestures and objects carry traces of the past. Through sculptures made from recycled silver, metals and repurposed machine components, the artist reflects on loss, memory and transformation. Drawing on medical histories and the relationship between the body and technology, Sayal-Bennett reimagines discarded materials as … Continued
October 14-November 14, 2026
Indigo+Madder, 14 Great Turnstile, London
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Ojas Art presents When Wilderness Dreams, a two-person exhibition featuring over 50 works by Jhulan Bai Baiga and Pisadu Ram Mandavi. Drawing from their lived experiences of forests and rural landscapes, the artists depict animals, plants and sacred beings shaped by memory, community and everyday life. Their works reflect an intimate relationship with the natural … Continued
October 11-November 15, 2026
Ojas Art, New Delhi
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TAK Contemporary presents its inaugural group exhibition, R.S.V.P., titled after the abbreviation for Répondez s’il vous plaît, a phrase used to confirm one’s presence. Bringing together seven artists—Abirami, Gvantsa Jishkariani, Muriel Moreau, Pavan Kavitkar, Salik Ansari, Spandita Malik and Sujith S. N.—the exhibition explores who is invited to be seen, heard and recognised, and whose … Continued
October 10-November 15, 2026
TAK Contemporary, 21 rue Béranger, 75003 Paris
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Gallerie Nvya presents What the Light Remembers, a monographic exhibition of recent works by artist Riddhi Shah. Working across gouache, watercolour, gold pigment and walnut stain on Sanganeri and acid-free paper, Shah brings together the geometric precision of the jaali with the organic structures of the natural world. Through this dialogue, she explores memory as … Continued
September 26-November 15, 2026
Gallerie Nvya, C-2, District Centre, Saket, New Delhi
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Kalakriti Art Gallery presents I Know What I Am Doing, a group exhibition curated by P. S. Jalaja, bringing together contemporary South Indian artistic practices across generations. Featuring 17 artists and the Transisters Collective, the exhibition examines intentionality, political consciousness and the role of artistic choices in shaping contemporary practice. The works engage with themes … Continued
October 9-November 17, 2026
Kalakriti Art Gallery, Hyderabad
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Art Exposure presents Flowing Like a River Undammed, Rahul Buski’s debut solo exhibition, inspired by Adivasi scholar and activist Abhay Xaxa’s poem Beautiful Damaged People. Through richly textured paintings, Buski explores land, forests, water, memory and Adivasi identity. Drawing from his experiences as a Paniya Adivasi from Wayanad, Kerala, his works bring together people, landscapes, … Continued
September 12-November 17, 2026 10:00 am — 6:00 pm
Art Exposure, Kolkata
