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SUMMARY:No Refusal: Photography Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:No Refusal: Ananth Padmanabhan’s Photography Exhibition at India Habitat Centre\, Delhi\nWhat happens when the familiar sights of a city begin to disappear? In No Refusal\, publisher\, novelist and photographer Ananth Padmanabhan explores his longstanding relationship with Calcutta through photographs of its streets\, everyday life and changing urban landscape. \nOn view at the Visual Arts Gallery\, India Habitat Centre\, New Delhi\, the exhibition reflects on memory\, belonging and the gradual transformation of a city. It continues Padmanabhan’s photographic exploration of Calcutta\, a relationship that began in 1998. \nCalcutta Through the Photographer’s Lens\nA central theme of No Refusal is the gradual disappearance of Calcutta’s familiar Ambassador taxis\, once an enduring feature of the city’s visual and cultural identity. \nThrough these photographs\, Padmanabhan considers how everyday objects become repositories of collective memory. As the city changes\, its streets and familiar sights preserve fragments of its past\, offering a personal perspective on the relationship between urban spaces and the people who inhabit them. \nThe exhibition builds on his earlier photographic work\, Calcutta: Walking in the City\, which was presented at the India Habitat Centre in 2012. With No Refusal\, he returns to a city that has remained an important part of his personal and photographic journey. \nExhibition Details\nExhibition: No Refusal\nArtist: Ananth Padmanabhan\nDates: 4–10 November 2026\nTimings: 10:00 AM–8:00 PM\, Monday to Sunday\nVenue: Visual Arts Gallery\, India Habitat Centre\, New Delhi \nIf you enjoy photography\, urban histories and visual stories about changing cities\, No Refusal offers an opportunity to see Calcutta through the lens of memory\, familiarity and transformation. \n  \n 
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LOCATION:India Habitat Centre New Delhi\, Lodhi Road\, Near Sai Mandir\, Delhi\, 110003\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Capturing the Multiverse: Abstract Photography Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Capturing the Multiverse: Sarika Dandona’s Abstract Photography Exhibition at Bikaner House\, Delhi\nWhat if a piece of melting ice looked like a distant planet\, a crack in glass resembled a river delta\, or a splash of water revealed an entirely different world? Discover how everyday materials can become extraordinary visual landscapes at Capturing the Multiverse: Parallel States of Matter and Perception\, a solo exhibition by award-winning abstract photo-visual artist Sarika Dandona. \nCurated by Georgina Maddox\, the exhibition explores the relationship between matter\, light and perception through macro photography. Using familiar materials such as glass\, ice\, water\, fire and weathered surfaces\, Dandona reveals unexpected forms that can resemble geological formations\, microscopic structures and cosmic environments. \nDiscover Hidden Worlds in Everyday Materials\nDandona’s photographs invite visitors to look beyond the obvious. Through light\, reflections\, movement and transformation\, ordinary materials take on unfamiliar forms. Glass fractures become intricate patterns\, melting ice evokes distant landscapes\, and liquid forms suggest biological or cosmic movement. The exhibition explores the idea of a multiverse not simply as a collection of parallel universes\, but as a way of understanding how different visual realities can exist within the same material. \nPhotography Without AI-Generated Abstraction\nOne of the distinctive aspects of Dandona’s practice is that her images originate from real physical phenomena. The visual transformations are captured in-camera through the interaction of light and materials\, rather than created using AI-generated abstraction. For the artist\, photography becomes a process of discovery\, revealing unexpected possibilities that already exist in the physical world. Her multidisciplinary background in biotechnology\, microbiology\, journalism\, healthcare entrepreneurship and art informs her approach to observation and visual inquiry. Over the past 15 years\, she has developed a practice focused on material transformation and the hidden patterns within everyday things. \nExhibition Details\nExhibition: Capturing the Multiverse: Parallel States of Matter and Perception\nArtist: Sarika Dandona\nCurator: Georgina Maddox\nDates: 27 October–1 November 2026\nVenue: LTC Gallery\, Bikaner House\, Pandara Road\, New Delhi \nIf you enjoy contemporary art\, experimental photography and exhibitions that challenge how we see the world\, this is an opportunity to discover extraordinary visual forms hidden within familiar materials. \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/capturing-the-multiverse-abstract-photography-exhibition/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20261025T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20261029T190000
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SUMMARY:Threshold of Traces: Contemporary Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Threshold of Traces: A Contemporary Art Exhibition at India Habitat Centre\, Delhi\nHow do we turn moments of upheaval\, fracture and vulnerability into something that holds light? Threshold of Traces: Stitched with an Amber Thread\, a group exhibition presented by ArtKriti\, brings together four contemporary artists exploring the relationship between damage\, memory\, transformation and hope. \nFeaturing Siddharth Jharia\, Soumick Nag\, Sonia Sareen and Gaurav Chawla\, the exhibition brings together figurative watercolours\, landscapes\, sculpture and abstraction. Each artist works in a different medium\, yet their practices connect through a shared interest in how experiences of change leave traces on the body\, the land and the mind. \nFour Artists\, Four Perspectives\nThe exhibition presents four bodies of work that explore different aspects of transformation. \nSiddharth Jharia – Traces of the Flesh \nWorking with figurative watercolours\, Jharia explores the human body as something unfinished and constantly changing. His figures exist between vulnerability and light\, with the unpredictable qualities of watercolour becoming an integral part of the work. \nSoumick Nag – The Weathered Terrain \nNag’s landscapes draw on the terrain of the Niti Valley and its weathered ground. Using primarily Vandyke brown and black\, he explores the tension between precision and spontaneity\, presenting landscapes as records of forces rather than simply views of nature. \nSonia Sareen – The Ruin & The Bloom \nSareen’s sculptures examine the relationship between fracture and growth. Her forms move between the human silhouette and the landscape\, suggesting that what appears broken can also become a place of shelter and renewal. \nGaurav Chawla – The Volcanic Core \nArtKriti founder Gaurav Chawla presents abstract works built through layers of energetic mark-making. His canvases capture the movement from turbulence towards release\, exploring the moment when the intensity of a storm gives way to light. \nThe Idea Behind the Exhibition\nThe title Threshold of Traces: Stitched with an Amber Thread brings together the ideas of transition\, memory and repair. A threshold represents a point of change\, while a trace is what remains after something has passed. The amber thread becomes a metaphor for how experiences of fracture can\, over time\, become part of a larger story of resilience. Rather than presenting hope as something fragile or quiet\, the exhibition explores it as something hard-won through pressure\, upheaval and transformation. \nEvent Details\nExhibition: Threshold of Traces: Stitched with an Amber Thread\nArtists: Siddharth Jharia\, Soumick Nag\, Sonia Sareen and Gaurav Chawla\nPresented by: ArtKriti\nDates: 25–29 October 2026\nTimings: 11:00 AM–7:00 PM\nVenue: Visual Art Gallery\, India Habitat Centre\, New Delhi \nIf you enjoy contemporary art and exhibitions that explore the connections between human experience\, landscapes and abstract expression\, this group show offers four distinct artistic perspectives on resilience and transformation. \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/threshold-of-traces-contemporary-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:India Habitat Centre New Delhi\, Lodhi Road\, Near Sai Mandir\, Delhi\, 110003\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Palimpsest of the Soul: Solo Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Palimpsest of the Soul: Dipendranath Pal’s Solo Art Exhibition at Triveni Kala Sangam\, Delhi\nWhat can ageing walls tell us about memory\, time and the lives lived around them? Palimpsest of the Soul\, a solo exhibition by Kolkata-based artist Dipendranath Pal\, explores these questions through abstract paintings inspired by the weathered architecture of North Kolkata. Curated by Georgina Maddox\, the exhibition opens at Triveni Kala Sangam\, New Delhi\, on 15 October 2026. \nPal draws inspiration from the city’s ageing buildings\, peeling paint\, cracks\, faded façades and layered surfaces. Rather than recreating these architectural details literally\, he transforms them into visual explorations of memory\, decay\, endurance and the human experience. \nThe title refers to a palimpsest\, a surface that retains traces of earlier writing beneath newer layers. In Pal’s work\, this becomes a metaphor for both the city and the human mind\, where personal memories and collective histories continue to exist beneath the surface. \nAn important aspect of the artist’s practice is his experimentation with materials. Working across paper and canvas\, he combines acrylic pigments with impasto\, sawdust sourced from neighbourhood sawmills\, and tamarind-seed binder traditionally used by artisans\, including those associated with Kolkata’s Kumartuli. These materials connect his paintings to the city’s physical environment\, traditional craft practices and histories of labour. \nThe resulting works occupy a space between abstraction and recognition. Textures may evoke a weathered wall\, a crack may suggest a scar\, and layers of paint can bring to mind memories that have faded but never entirely disappeared. \nThrough this interplay of architecture\, material and emotion\, Palimpsest of the Soul invites visitors to look beyond buildings as physical structures and consider how places become repositories of personal and collective memory. \nEvent Details\nEvent: Palimpsest of the Soul – Solo Exhibition by Dipendranath Pal\nArtist: Dipendranath Pal\nCurator: Georgina Maddox\nDates: 15–24 October 2026\nTimings: 11:00 AM–8:00 PM daily\nVenue: Triveni Gallery\, Triveni Kala Sangam\, 205 Tansen Marg\, Mandi House\, New Delhi – 110001 \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/palimpsest-of-the-soul-solo-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Triveni Kala Sangam\, ansen Marg\, Todermal Road Area\, Mandi House\, Delhi\, 110001
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Contours of Modernism - Modern Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Contours of Modernism – Edition II: Indian Modern Art Exhibition at Gallery Pioneer\, Delhi\nGallery Pioneer presents Contours of Modernism – Edition II\, an exhibition bringing together works by some of the most recognised names in Indian modern art. Opening on 3 October 2026\, the exhibition revisits important periods in the development of Indian Modernism through artworks that have spent years in private collections and are now returning to public view. \nThe exhibition features works by S. H. Raza\, F. N. Souza\, K. H. Ara\, K. S. Kulkarni\, G. R. Santosh\, Ram Kumar\, Manu Parekh\, Shuvaprasanna\, Thota Vaikuntam\, Arup Das\, Dhiraj Choudhary and other artists whose practices have contributed to the evolution of modern Indian art. \nBeyond the artists and their works\, this edition explores the stories that artworks carry after leaving the artist’s studio. Some were acquired directly from artists\, while others passed through galleries\, exhibitions and auctions before becoming part of private collections. Each journey offers a glimpse into the relationships\, personal choices and cultural encounters that shape the life of an artwork. \nAmong the highlights are an Arup Das work acquired directly from his studio\, a K. H. Ara painting chosen by a New Delhi couple at a Saffronart exhibition\, and a group of Dhiraj Choudhary’s works collected through Gallery Pioneer in Hauz Khas Village in the early 2000s. The exhibition also presents eight early works attributed to Ram Kumar\, with a collection history connecting the artist\, writer and translator S. Balu Rao and subsequent generations. \nFollowing the response to its first edition\, Contours of Modernism – Edition II invites visitors to look beyond familiar names and market value to consider the histories of collecting\, preservation and personal attachment behind the works. It is an opportunity to rediscover Indian Modernism through artworks that continue to hold meaning long after their original acquisition. \nExhibition Details\nExhibition: Contours of Modernism – Edition II\nDates: 3–25 October 2026\nTimings: 11 AM–7 PM\nVenue: Gallery Pioneer\, Lado Sarai\, New Delhi\nArtists: S. H. Raza\, F. N. Souza\, K. H. Ara\, K. S. Kulkarni\, G. R. Santosh\, Ram Kumar\, Manu Parekh\, Shuvaprasanna\, Thota Vaikuntam\, Arup Das\, Dhiraj Choudhary and others. \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/contours-of-modernism-modern-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Gallery Pioneer\, Lado Sarai\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20261010T190000
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SUMMARY:Masters in Making – Threads of Continuum: Reweaving the Future of Heritage
DESCRIPTION:Burgoyne Original Masters (BOM) presents its inaugural grant initiative\, Masters in Making – Threads of Continuum: Reweaving the Future of Heritage\, culminating in an exhibition at Alliance Française de Delhi from 1 to 10 October 2026. \nCurated by Anjchita B. Nair\, the exhibition brings together 20 artists\, artisans\, craft-led brands and collectives from across India\, exploring how India’s textile traditions can evolve while remaining connected to the knowledge\, communities and cultural histories from which they emerge. The initiative began with a nationwide open call that received over 180 applications. An expert jury comprising Dr Madan Meena\, Hema Shroff Patel\, Dr Vandana Bhandari and Sreyansi Singh shortlisted 20 participants\, including five grant recipients: Jagrity Phukan\, Porgai Artisans Association\, Dinesh Chhipa\, Dhaiyda Jitendra and Kanmai Payun. \nAt the heart of Threads of Continuum is the idea of textile as something that remembers — carrying traces of hands\, labour\, inherited knowledge and community histories. The exhibition looks at heritage not as something fixed in the past\, but as a living practice that continues to adapt to changing social\, ecological and cultural contexts. The five grant recipients bring several traditional and increasingly rare practices into this conversation. Jagrity Phukan traces Muga\, Eri and Mulberry silk traditions of the Brahmaputra Valley\, while Kanmai Payun works with Fulor Saneki and Gadu earth-loom weaving from Majuli. Dhaiyda Jitendra engages with the centuries-old Tangaliya weaving tradition of Kutch\, while Dinesh Chhipa returns to the complete traditional process of Bagru hand block printing\, including the increasingly rare Fadat technique. \nThe Porgai Artisans Association\, a collective of 80 women artisans from Tamil Nadu’s Sittilingi Valley\, presents Lambadi embroidery — a tradition revived from near-extinction and closely connected with the livelihoods and dignity of its practitioners. Alongside the five grant recipients\, the exhibition features works by Pooja Dhingra\, Jayati Kaushik\, Juhi Sharma\, Archita Bharadwaj\, Geeta Rabari\, Malvika Kaushik\, Kalyani Prasad\, Upraant Foundation\, Kamala Murali\, Stuti Kumar\, Medha Khosla\, Indigene Craft\, Diti Mistry\, Pankaj Kondewar and Mili Mandal. \nBringing together practices from different regions and generations\, Masters in Making creates a dialogue between traditional knowledge and contemporary practice\, showing how continuity can be about adaptation rather than repetition. \nExhibition Details\nTitle: Masters in Making – Threads of Continuum: Reweaving the Future of Heritage\nPresented by: Burgoyne Original Masters (BOM)\nCurator: Anjchita B. Nair\nDates: 1–10 October 2026\nTimings: 11:00 AM–7:00 PM\nVenue: Alliance Française de Delhi\, Galerie Romain Rolland\, Lodhi Estate\, New Delhi \nLocation: Alliance Française de Delhi\, Lodhi Estate\, New Delhi \nLocation Map:\n \n 
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LOCATION:Alliance Française de Delhi\, 72\, KK Birla Ln\, Lodhi Gardens\, Lodhi Estate\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110003
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260927T190000
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SUMMARY:Odyssey: A Solo Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Khushii Art presents Odyssey\, a solo exhibition by artist Poonam Bhatnagar\, curated by Uma Nair\, at LTC\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi. The exhibition traces Bhatnagar’s artistic journey through nature\, memory\, mythology and spirituality\, bringing together works from four thematic series — Prakriti\, Mayura\, Enlightened One and Mythos. \nBhatnagar’s works draw from her childhood memories\, travels across continents and her interest in mythological and human subjects. A distinctive element of her practice is her “webcast technique”\, developed after she studied the intricate structure of a spider’s web in 2016. The technique creates an intricate\, almost infinite web of lines and embellishments that forms the foundation of many of her works. Prakriti explores landscapes and the changing moods of nature\, while Mayura brings together peacocks with architectural references to Rajasthan’s havelis. Enlightened One focuses on Buddha through soft\, autumnal and tropical imagery. \nThe final section of the exhibition moves into the world of Indian mythology\, featuring figures including Hanuman\, Saraswati\, Lord Shiva\, Lord Ram\, Ganesha and Lakshmi. Meerabai\, presented through the ideas of bhakti\, music and stories from the past\, features prominently at the entrance to the exhibition. Curated by Uma Nair\, Odyssey looks at the artist’s relationship with beauty\, storytelling and the cultural imagination\, while bringing together different stages and themes from her artistic journey. \nExhibition Details\nExhibition: Odyssey – A Solo Show by Poonam Bhatnagar\nArtist: Poonam Bhatnagar\nCurator: Uma Nair\nDates: 23–27 September 2026\nTime: 11:00 AM–7:00 PM\nVenue: LTC\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi\nPresented by: Khushii Art \n 
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/odyssey-a-solo-exhibition/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260915T080000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260915T170000
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SUMMARY:What the Light Remembers: Solo Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Gallerie Nvya presents What the Light Remembers\, a solo exhibition of recent works by artist Riddhi Shah. The exhibition brings together works exploring the relationship between memory\, inherited structures and the natural world. \nWorking across gouache\, watercolour\, gold pigment and walnut stain on Sanganeri and acid-free paper\, Shah brings the geometric precision of the jaali into dialogue with the generative structures of nature. Her works consider memory as something fugitive\, selective and continually reconstructed. In works such as Champa Outside My Window\, Nilgiri and Krishna Kamal\, paper-cut jaali patterns meet botanical imagery\, with sections of the paper cut away to allow negative space\, light and shadow to become active elements in the compositions. \nDrawing on the traditions of Sanganeri wasli\, Mughal miniature painting and botanical ornament\, the exhibition explores the relationship between pattern and freedom. Shah considers how inherited structures\, natural systems and histories shape human experience\, while also asking where possibilities for freedom can emerge within them. The exhibition will be on view at Gallerie Nvya’s Saket space from 12 September to 31 October 2026\, following a preview on 11 September. \nExhibition Details\nExhibition: What the Light Remembers\nArtist: Riddhi Shah\nPreview: Friday\, 11 September 2026\, 6:00–8:00 PM\nExhibition Dates: 12 September–31 October 2026\nVenue: Gallerie Nvya\, 101–103\, Square One Designer Arcade\, C-2\, District Centre\, Saket\, New Delhi – 110017\nGallery Timings: 11:00 AM–7:00 PM\nMediums: Gouache\, watercolour\, gold pigment and walnut stain on Sanganeri and acid-free paper \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/what-the-light-remembers-solo-art-exhibition/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260912T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260925T200000
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SUMMARY:DAG The City as a Museum
DESCRIPTION:The City as a Museum: Delhi Edition 2 with Walks\, Talks\, Workshops and Exhibitions\nThe City as a Museum returns to Delhi with its second edition\, bringing together 14 programmes over two weeks across the capital. The festival explores Delhi as a landscape of learning and knowledge production\, moving through its historic art schools\, academies\, museums\, libraries and neighbourhoods. \nThe programme includes walks\, talks\, workshops and exhibitions\, offering different ways to explore how the city’s spaces and institutions shape communities\, identities and public cultures-and\, in turn\, how these influence the city itself. \nThe City as a Museum: Delhi Edition 2 will take place from 12 to 25 September 2026 at venues across Delhi. The festival calendar and registration details are available through the organisers. \nEvent Details\nEvent: The City as a Museum: Delhi Edition 2\nDates: 12–25 September 2026\nDuration: Two weeks\nLocation: Multiple venues across Delhi\nProgrammes: 14\nIncludes: Walks\, talks\, workshops and exhibitions\nTheme: Delhi as a landscape of learning\, knowledge production and public culture\nRegistration: Advance registration required for programmes \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/dag-the-city-as-a-museum/
LOCATION:DAG\, Windsor Place\, 22A\, Janpath Road\, Windsor Place
CATEGORIES:Art & Literature,Exhibition,Talks,Walk,Workshops
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260918T190000
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SUMMARY:The Grammar of the Self: Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:The Grammar of the Self is a major retrospective of acclaimed artist and printmaker Kanchan Chander\, curated by Kishore Singh and presented by Gallery Ragini. The exhibition brings together drawings\, prints and selected mixed-media works spanning more than five decades of Chander’s practice. At its heart is drawing\, the medium that has remained central to her artistic language and her exploration of observation\, memory\, identity and the human experience. \nThe exhibition traces the evolution of her practice through early portraits\, self-portraits and figurative studies\, celebrated prints and recent abstract works. Shaped by her formative years in New Delhi\, East Berlin\, Santiago and Paris\, Chander’s work moves between the intimate and the universal through etching\, lithography\, woodcut and drawing. \nThe exhibition will open at LTC Gallery\, Bikaner House before moving to Gallery Ragini\, Lado Sarai\, offering audiences an opportunity to encounter different phases of the artist’s five-decade-long practice. \n📅 12–18 September 2026\n⏰ 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM\n📍 LTC Gallery\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi – 110003 \n(21 September – 31 October: Gallery Ragini\, Ground Floor\, F 213 D\, Lado Sarai\, New Delhi – 110030) \nLocation Map: \n \n 
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/the-grammar-of-the-self-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260916T190000
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SUMMARY:Paradise Promised: Contemporary Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:The Knowledge Convergence Foundation (TKCF)\, founded by collector and art advisor Teesta Bhandare\, presents Paradise Promised\, an exhibition emerging from its inaugural multidisciplinary and multi-generational residency programme in Salogra\, Himachal Pradesh. \nThe exhibition brings together works created by artists during the residency in response to the theme Paradise Promised\, alongside works by artists who were not part of the residency but whose practices engage with the theme. \nBringing together diverse artistic practices and perspectives\, the exhibition offers an opportunity to explore different interpretations of the idea of paradise through contemporary art. \n📅 12–16 September 2026\n📍 Bikaner House\, New Delhi \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/paradise-promised-contemporary-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260911T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20261010T183000
DTSTAMP:20260902T202324Z
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SUMMARY:The Still Life of Sentiments: Contemporary Art & Design Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:GAP Contemporary presents The Still Life of Sentiments\, a new exhibition curated by Priyanshi S\, marking the gallery’s new chapter following its transformation from Gallery Art Positive to GAP Contemporary. \nThe exhibition transforms the gallery’s 5\,000 sq. ft. space into a series of domestic environments – including a living room\, study and anti-room – bringing together contemporary art\, furniture\, objects\, books and design. Rather than presenting works within a conventional white-cube setting\, the exhibition explores how art can exist as part of the spaces and objects that surround us in everyday life. \nThe showcase brings together artists and design practices across disciplines and generations. Artists include Bashobi Tiwari\, Boito\, Enii Living\, Meghna Patpatia Singh\, Poorvi Sultania\, Pranshu Thakore\, Protyush Paul\, Suryan Saurabh\, Urvi Sethna and Vikalp Durga Mishra\, among others. \nThe design component features studios including Hatsu\, Objectry\, Phantom Hands\, This and That\, Turn Black Official\, Umber Furniture\, Vahe and Vakr Studio\, alongside object and lighting practices such as Fig Living\, Kathakaar Studio\, Dhruv Agarwwal and Clay Ventures. \nA distinctive aspect of the exhibition is its dynamism. The exhibition will continue to evolve during its run\, with works being added\, removed or altered as pieces find new homes or make way for something else. Visitors may therefore encounter something different on each visit. \nThe exhibition marks the first presentation under the new identity of GAP Contemporary\, which has evolved from Gallery Art Positive\, founded by Anu Bajaj in 2005. The gallery’s expanded focus will continue to engage with art and collectors while also exploring design\, culture\, wellness and contemporary living. \nEvent Details\nExhibition: The Still Life of Sentiments\nCurated by: Priyanshi S\nDates: 11 September – 10 October 2026\nTimings: Monday – Saturday | 11 AM – 6:30 PM\nVenue: GAP Contemporary\, F-213B\, Old M.B. Road\, Lado Sarai\, New Delhi – 110030\nEntry: Open to all \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/the-still-life-of-sentiments-contemporary-art-design-exhibition/
LOCATION:GAP Contemporary
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260910T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260930T180000
DTSTAMP:20260824T155858Z
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SUMMARY:Ngok Dollu: Solo Exhibition by Jenjum Gadi
DESCRIPTION:Multidisciplinary artist Jenjum Gadi presents Ngok Dollu (My Village) at Gallery Vayu\, a curatorial initiative by Vayu: Design for Living. \nEmerging from Gadi’s childhood in a remote village in Arunachal Pradesh\, the exhibition reflects on the landscapes\, architecture and everyday rhythms that shaped his early life. Working primarily in brass\, Gadi transforms personal recollections into sculptural forms that explore the relationship between place\, memory and material. \nNgok Dollu brings together a body of work rooted in the artist’s memories of his village\, offering a personal reflection on the spaces and experiences that continue to shape his artistic practice. \n📅 10–30 September 2026\n⏰ Daily | 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM\n📍 Gallery Vayu\, 14\, Main Market\, Lodhi Road\, New Delhi \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/ngok-dollu-solo-exhibition-by-jenjum-gadi/
LOCATION:Gallery vayu
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260904T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260909T200000
DTSTAMP:20260829T132418Z
CREATED:20260829T132418Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260829T132418Z
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SUMMARY:A Soliloquist’s Journal: Solo Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Art Incept presents A Soliloquist’s Journal\, a solo exhibition by artist Rinku Choudhary\, curated by Prima Kurien\, at Shridharani Gallery\, Triveni Kala Sangam\, New Delhi. \nOn view from 4 to 9 September 2026\, the exhibition brings together a body of paintings that explores memory\, domesticity\, identity and the quiet repetition of emotions that shape everyday life. Working primarily across canvas and paper\, Rinku Choudhary creates layered compositions through mediums that build\, obscure and disrupt surfaces. Her works move beyond simply depicting domestic interiors to explore the psychological spaces within them\, where routine\, silence\, memory and emotion intersect. \nThe exhibition also looks at questions of gender\, dominance\, identity and the suppression of the inner self. Through the separation of male and female figures across different compositions\, the artist creates subtle reflections on the structures and emotions that often remain unspoken within everyday life. \nEvent Details\nTitle: A Soliloquist’s Journal\nArtist: Rinku Choudhary\nPresented by: Art Incept\nCurated by: Prima Kurien\nDates: 4 – 9 September 2026\nTimings: 11 AM – 8 PM\nVenue: Shridharani Gallery\, Triveni Kala Sangam\, Tansen Marg\, New Delhi\nEntry: Open to all \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/a-soliloquists-journal-solo-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Triveni Kala Sangam\, ansen Marg\, Todermal Road Area\, Mandi House\, Delhi\, 110001
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260902T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260913T190000
DTSTAMP:20260829T133303Z
CREATED:20260829T133303Z
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SUMMARY:Rang Mela: A Solo Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Rang Mela: A Solo Exhibitionby Anu p Shrivastava at India International Centre\, New Delhi \nRang Mela\, a solo exhibition by artist Anup Shrivastava from Dhar\, Madhya Pradesh\, celebrates the vibrant cultural traditions\, festive spirit and everyday life of the tribal communities of the Malwa and Nimar regions. Inspired by the Bhagoria festival\, the exhibition captures the colour and energy of tribal fairs\, folk traditions and local celebrations through the artist’s visual language. \nThe exhibition will be inaugurated on 1 September 2026 at 6 PM by K.N. Shrivastava\, Director\, IIC\, along with Akhilesh\, eminent artist; R.N. Singh\, Director\, Progressive Art Gallery\, Delhi; Ashok Singh Thakur\, Chairman\, INTACH Delhi; and Shruti Lakhanpal Tandon\, Founder\, Ushaarth Art Foundation. \nEvent Details\nExhibition: Rang Mela\nArtist: Anup Shrivastava\nInauguration: 1 September 2026 | 6 PM\nExhibition Dates: 2 – 13 September 2026\nTimings: 11 AM – 7 PM\nVenue: Art Gallery\, Kamaladevi Complex\, India International Centre\, New Delhi\nEntry: Open to all \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/rang-mela-a-solo-exhibition/
LOCATION:IIC – India International Centre\, 40\, Max Mueller Marg\, Lodhi Gardens\, Lodhi Estate\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260831T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260905T190000
DTSTAMP:20260821T091727Z
CREATED:20260811T074025Z
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SUMMARY:Delhi Contemporary Art Week 2026: 9th Edition
DESCRIPTION:Delhi Contemporary Art Week (DCAW) returns for its 9th edition\, once again bringing together six leading Delhi galleries at the historic Bikaner House. This August\, its historic spaces will become a meeting point for contemporary art\, with six leading Delhi galleries coming together for exhibitions\, curated walkthroughs and conversations celebrating the city’s vibrant art ecosystem. \nHighlights of the event across Bikaner House:\nCCA – Presentations by all six participating galleries\, each bringing together distinct contemporary practices and perspectives across mediums and generations.\nLTC – Bye-Bye Monsoon\, a curatorial exhibition by Adwait Singh\, considers extreme weather\, shifting monsoonal patterns and the historical\, material and environmental forces behind a changing climate.\nMain Building – This Animate Earth\, curated by Annalisa Mansukhani\, considers the botanical world as a site of memory\, knowledge\, care and interdependence\, tracing its connections to land\, caste\, empire and extraction. \nThe gallery presentations include Blueprint12’s Ways of Being Seen\, exploring the human figure through identity\, memory\, intimacy and belonging; Exhibit320’s presentation\, bringing together emerging and established artists around material\, memory and lived experience; Gallery Espace’s Presenting Abundance\, rooted in miniature traditions while extending into abstraction; Latitude 28’s MERIDIAN\, bringing fourteen distinct practices into relation; Shrine Empire’s South Asia-focused presentation\, rooted in research\, process and material enquiry; and Vadehra Art Gallery’s A Geography of Tender Things\, approaching place as a situated experience shaped by social\, cultural\, emotional and geographical conditions.\nAlongside the gallery presentations\, the programme will include walkthroughs\, conversations and other engagements across Bikaner House\, offering audiences different ways to encounter the artists\, exhibitions and ideas brought together for this edition. \n📅 31 August – 5 September 2026\n📍 Bikaner House\, New Delhi \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/delhi-contemporary-art-week-2026-9th-edition/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260822T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20261025T190000
DTSTAMP:20260812T160213Z
CREATED:20260812T160213Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260812T160213Z
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SUMMARY:Life is in Many Days: Photography Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Life is in Many Days\, a major photography exhibition by acclaimed Irish photographer Seamus Murphy\, brings together four significant bodies of work spanning more than three decades of his practice. \nCurated by Zelda Cheatle\, the exhibition travels across Afghanistan\, Ireland\, India\, Russia and the United States\, looking beyond headlines and political narratives to focus on ordinary people and the lived realities of communities experiencing history\, conflict and change. \nThe exhibition features Murphy’s long-term work in Afghanistan\, his lyrical photographs of Ireland\, recent images of Kolkata and Strange Love\, which explores unexpected connections between Russia and the United States through the lives of ordinary people. \nTogether\, the works offer an intimate look at everyday life\, memory\, resilience and the human stories that often exist beyond the news. \n📅 22 August – 25 October 2026\n📸 Artist: Seamus Murphy\n🎨 Curator: Zelda Cheatle\n⏰ Tuesday – Sunday | 11 AM – 7 PM | Monday Closed\n📍 Museo Camera\, Gurugram \nLocation Map: \n \n 
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/life-is-in-many-days-photography-exhibition/
LOCATION:Museo Camera\, Shri Ganesh Mandir Marg\, DLF Phase IV\, Sector 28\,\, Gurugram\, Haryana\, 122002
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260822T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20261010T190000
DTSTAMP:20260812T155440Z
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SUMMARY:The Evolution of the Soothsayer: Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating 30 years of Nature Morte\, the gallery opens its new permanent space in Gulmohar Park with The Evolution of the Soothsayer\, a two-part exhibition curated by Peter Nagy. \nBringing together 35 artists from the gallery’s roster\, the exhibition looks at how contemporary artistic practice has evolved amid major shifts in the art world – from globalisation and identity politics to digital technologies and new ways of making and sharing images. \nAcross painting\, sculpture\, photography\, installation and new media\, the exhibition brings together artists with distinct visual languages and long-running explorations of material\, form and ideas. It also looks back at practices that have shaped Nature Morte’s three-decade journey while opening up conversations about where contemporary art might go next. \nThe new gallery itself occupies an entire building\, with two exhibition floors and a rooftop terrace\, offering a larger setting for exhibitions\, collaborations and public programmes. \n📅 Part One: 22 August – 10 October 2026\n📅 Part Two: 17 October – 12 December 2026\n⏰ Monday – Saturday | 11 AM – 7 PM\n📍 Nature Morte\, A9 Gulmohar Park\, New Delhi \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/the-evolution-of-the-soothsayer-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Nature Morte\, Gulmohar Park
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260821T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260919T190000
DTSTAMP:20260816T102931Z
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SUMMARY:Between Dust and Distant Skies: Solo Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Between Dust and Distant Skies is a solo exhibition by Sri Lankan multidisciplinary artist Pradeep Thalawatta\, curated by Rahul Kumar and presented at LATITUDE 28 in Defence Colony. \nThe exhibition brings together works that explore how images of conflict\, migration\, childhood and everyday life move across different forms of media and become embedded in our personal memories and emotional landscapes. \nWorking across photography\, drawing\, video\, performance\, installation and painting\, Thalawatta uses materials such as used sandpaper collected from construction sites\, tar\, wrapping paper\, children’s stickers\, toys and storybooks. Through processes of erasure\, folding\, layering and concealment\, these materials become a way of looking at memory as something that is constantly layered\, edited and reshaped. \nThe exhibition brings domestic and geopolitical imagery into conversation\, placing childhood memories\, news photographs\, art-historical references and popular visual culture alongside one another. \n📅 21 August – 19 September 2026\n⏰ Monday–Saturday | 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM\n📍 LATITUDE 28\, B-74\, Ground Floor\, Block B\, Defence Colony\, New Delhi – 110024 \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/between-dust-and-distant-skies-solo-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:LATITUDE 28\, F-208\, First Floor\, Lado Sarai\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110030
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260821T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260917T190000
DTSTAMP:20260811T070845Z
CREATED:20260811T070845Z
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SUMMARY:Becoming: Akar Prakar’s Inaugural Exhibition at Its New Delhi Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Gallery Akar Prakar moves to a new space in Defence Colony\, New Delhi\, opening its doors with Becoming\, an inaugural group exhibition curated by Siddhi Shailendra. \nBringing together six celebrated artists – C. Douglas\, Debasish Mukherjee\, Ganesh Haloi\, Jayashree Chakravarty\, Leang Seckon and Manish Pushkale – the exhibition reflects on artistic evolution as an ongoing process of transformation. Their diverse practices come together around ideas of abstraction\, memory\, landscape\, ecology\, architecture and history. \nThe new gallery space has been designed by Architect Ashish Karode and Design Atelier\, bringing together architecture\, light and material to create an immersive setting for contemporary art. \n📅 21 August – 17 September 2026\n📍 Gallery Akar Prakar\, Defence Colony\, New Delhi\n🎨 Curator: Siddhi Shailendra\n👩‍🎨 Artists: C. Douglas\, Debasish Mukherjee\, Ganesh Haloi\, Jayashree Chakravarty\, Leang Seckon & Manish Pushkale \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/becoming-akar-prakars-inaugural-exhibition-at-its-new-delhi-gallery/
LOCATION:Akar Prakar Defence Colony
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260817T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260822T180000
DTSTAMP:20260813T095605Z
CREATED:20260813T095605Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260813T095605Z
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SUMMARY:Two And A Half Letters: A Solo Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Eikowa\, Two And A Half Letters is a solo exhibition by artist Swati Pasari\, bringing together a new body of paintings\, sculptures and frames developed over the past three years. \nThe exhibition takes its title from Kabir’s celebrated idea of the “two-and-a-half letters of love” and explores themes of spirituality\, hope\, happiness\, faith\, devotion and the search for inner stillness. Rooted in Pasari’s long engagement with the philosophical and spiritual landscape of Varanasi\, the works use abstraction\, painting and cast-bronze sculpture to explore emotions and states of being that are often difficult to put into words. \nCurated by Yash Vikram\, the exhibition presents works that invite viewers to pause\, reflect and find their own emotional connection with ideas of love\, joy\, renewal and inner peace. \n📅 17–22 August 2026\n⏰ 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM\n📍 CCA Gallery\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi \nLocation Map: \n \n 
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/two-and-a-half-letters-a-solo-exhibition/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260813T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260907T190000
DTSTAMP:20260811T071932Z
CREATED:20260811T071932Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T071932Z
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SUMMARY:Past Perfect: A Thousand Years of Indian Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Step into a thousand years of India’s artistic heritage at Past Perfect: A Thousand Years of Indian Art\, a major exhibition bringing together more than 70 works spanning the 9th to the 19th centuries. \nPresented at The Quorum\, Gurugram\, the exhibition brings together paintings\, sculptures\, textiles\, bronzes and decorative arts\, offering a glimpse into the changing traditions of patronage\, devotion and craftsmanship across the Indian subcontinent. \nJointly curated by Todywalla Auctions\, Heirloom Art and Itihāsology\, the exhibition features works connected to Mughal\, Deccani and Rajput ateliers\, Jain manuscript traditions\, illustrated Shahnamas\, Radha-Krishna imagery\, Pala sculptures\, bronze icons and decorative objects. \nThe exhibition will also host The Koh-i-Noor: Legacy. Legends. Legalities. on 5 September\, a fireside conversation examining provenance\, restitution\, cultural property and public memory surrounding the world’s most contested gemstones. The discussion will feature Lily Pandeya\, Sanjoy Roy and Rana Safvi\, moderated by Kudrat Singh\, with opening remarks by Advocate Ricky Chopra. \nEvent Details \nExhibition: Past Perfect: A Thousand Years of Indian Art\nDates: 13 August – 7 September 2026\nVenue: The Quorum\, Gurugram\nCurators: Todywalla Auctions\, Heirloom Art & Itihāsology \nSpecial Programme: The Koh-i-Noor: Legacy. Legends. Legalities.\nDate: 5 September 2026 \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/past-perfect-a-thousand-years-of-indian-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:The Quorum\, Two Horizon Center\, First Floor\, Golf Course Rd\, DLF Phase 5\, Sector 43\, Gurugram\, Haryana\, 122002
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260813T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260830T180000
DTSTAMP:20260719T032112Z
CREATED:20260719T030951Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260719T032112Z
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SUMMARY:Performing Belief Art Exhibition at Kalakaar Art Salon
DESCRIPTION:Performing Belief is a thoughtfully curated group exhibition that explores the idea of ritual beyond religion—as memory\, repetition\, material\, and lived experience. Curated by Rahul Kumar\, the exhibition brings together works by 22 artists spanning modern\, folk\, tribal\, and contemporary practices. \nFeaturing celebrated names including S. H. Raza\, F. N. Souza\, M. F. Husain\, Sohan Qadri\, G. R. Santosh\, Jamini Roy\, and Haku Shah\, alongside contemporary voices\, the exhibition examines how artistic practices are shaped by mythology\, folk traditions\, collective memory\, and cultural inheritance. It also explores how present-day artists reinterpret these themes through ideas of migration\, ecology\, gender\, urbanisation\, and identity. \nMarking the first exhibition under Kalakaar Art Salon’s renewed curatorial direction\, Performing Belief creates a dialogue between historical and contemporary artistic practices\, offering visitors a deeper perspective on the evolving role of ritual in Indian art. \nEvent Details \nExhibition: Performing Belief\nCurator: Rahul Kumar\nDates: 13–30 August 2026\nTimings: Monday–Saturday | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM\nVenue: Kalakaar Art Salon\, D-64\, Second Floor\, Defence Colony\, New Delhi\nEntry: Open to Visitors \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/performing-belief-art-exhibition-at-kalakaar-art-salon/
LOCATION:Kalakaar Art Salon
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260811T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260818T200000
DTSTAMP:20260801T023603Z
CREATED:20260801T023603Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260801T023603Z
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SUMMARY:Fire & Form Ceramic Art Exhibition by Keshari Nandan
DESCRIPTION:Discover the artistry of clay\, fire\, and craftsmanship at Fire & Form\, a solo exhibition by renowned ceramic artist Keshari Nandan\, curated by Uma Nair and presented by 108 Art Projects. \nBringing together more than thirty recent stoneware works\, the exhibition showcases over three decades of Nandan’s exploration of ceramics\, where functional pottery\, architectural forms\, and contemporary sculpture come together through a distinctive visual language. Working from his studio in Rajasthan\, the artist is deeply involved in every stage of the ceramic process—from preparing clay and developing mineral glazes to building kilns and mastering atmospheric firing. \nRather than treating the kiln as merely a production tool\, Keshari Nandan embraces fire as an active creative force\, allowing each piece to evolve through the unpredictability of the firing process. Following recent presentations at the ClayArch Gimhae Museum in South Korea and the Latvia Ceramics Biennale\, Fire & Form offers Delhi audiences an opportunity to experience the work of one of India’s leading contemporary ceramic artists. \nEvent Details \nExhibition: Fire & Form\nArtist: Keshari Nandan\nCurator: Uma Nair\nPresented By: 108 Art Projects\nOpening: 11 August 2026\nVenue: Shridharani Gallery\, Triveni Kala Sangam\, New Delhi\nEntry: Open to Visitors \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/fire-form-ceramic-art-exhibition-by-keshari-nandan/
LOCATION:Shridharani Art Gallery
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260808T113000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260912T183000
DTSTAMP:20260719T080114Z
CREATED:20260719T031848Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260719T080114Z
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SUMMARY:Close | Far: Lean In\, Step Back Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Marking the first anniversary of Sameksha Gallery\, Close | Far: Lean In\, Step Back is a thoughtfully curated group exhibition that explores how scale shapes our perception of art. Curated by Yamini Telkar\, the exhibition features works by Kavita Nayyar\, Vanita Gupta\, Savya Jain\, and Aman Kumar Bavaria. \nDeveloped through an extended dialogue between the curator and the artists\, the exhibition examines how meaning changes depending on whether we focus on the smallest details or step back to take in the larger picture. Through diverse contemporary practices\, the artists invite viewers to reflect on intimacy\, perspective\, and the shifting relationship between artwork and observer. \nThe exhibition also celebrates a year of Sameksha Gallery’s commitment to contemporary art through exhibitions\, artist mentorship\, talks\, workshops\, performances\, and public engagement. As part of the anniversary celebrations\, visitors can also attend special programmes including a book discussion with Neeraj Batra\, a screening of The Coral Woman followed by a conversation with filmmaker Priya Thuvassery\, and an art appreciation talk hosted by the gallery. \nEvent Details \nExhibition: Close | Far: Lean In\, Step Back\nCurator: Yamini Telkar\nArtists: Kavita Nayyar\, Vanita Gupta\, Savya Jain & Aman Kumar Bavaria\nPreview: 7 August 2026\nDates: 8 August – 12 September 2026\nTimings: 11:30 AM – 6:30 PM\nVenue: Sameksha\, Sanatan: IILM Centre for Arts & Ideas\, New Delhi\nEntry: Open to Visitors \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/close-far-lean-in-step-back-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Sameksha Art Gallery
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260807T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260912T180000
DTSTAMP:20260821T094218Z
CREATED:20260821T092457Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T094218Z
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SUMMARY:i am your neighbour\, i am your lover\, i am: Solo Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:London-based artist Rewati Shahani presents i am your neighbour\, i am your lover\, i am\, a solo exhibition currently on view at Blueprint12\, New Delhi. Presented in collaboration with Cultivate Art and curated by Deeksha Nath\, the exhibition brings together multidisciplinary works that reflect on visibility\, dissent and resistance in a time of growing political polarisation. \nResponding to the resurgence of right-wing politics in the UK and beyond\, Shahani’s works explore the increasingly precarious position of dissenting voices. Working across drawing\, painting\, printmaking\, photography\, sculpture and performative gestures\, the artist brings the body into conversation with politics\, protest and collective action. \nThe exhibition features sculptural heads contorted in anguish and gathered together\, evoking the urgency\, strength and frustrations of collective protest. Shahani’s body prints\, meanwhile\, transform her physical presence into a record of persistence and agency\, exploring the ideas of visibility and vulnerability at a time when being seen can itself become an act of resistance. \nTogether\, the works present a feminist perspective rooted in collective consciousness\, solidarity and the continuing need for resistance. \n📅 7 August – 12 September 2026\n⏰ Daily | 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM\n📍 Blueprint12\, C-66\, Anand Niketan\, New Delhi – 110021 \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/i-am-your-neighbour-i-am-your-lover-i-am-solo-exhibition/
LOCATION:Blueprint12
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:The Home Soirée 2026 Design & Lifestyle Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Discover a thoughtfully curated celebration of design\, craftsmanship\, and culture at The Home Soirée 2026\, a two-day lifestyle exhibition set against the elegant backdrop of Travancore Palace in New Delhi. \nFounded by Nandini Singh Jhabua and Akshat Kapoor\, The Home Soirée brings together some of India’s finest homegrown brands\, artisans\, and designers under one roof. Visitors can explore a carefully selected collection of premium home décor\, handcrafted furniture\, heritage textiles\, contemporary fashion\, art\, and lifestyle creations while meeting the makers behind these unique brands. \nThe exhibition also shines a spotlight on India’s rich craft traditions through interactive showcases that celebrate regional and tribal artistry. Adding to the cultural experience\, Padma Shri awardee Malini Awasthi will present a special live recital\, bringing the warmth of folk music to an event that celebrates homes\, heritage\, and craftsmanship. \nWhether you’re looking to refresh your living space\, shop for handcrafted treasures\, or simply enjoy a beautifully curated cultural experience\, The Home Soirée 2026 promises an inspiring weekend for design lovers and creative minds alike. \nEvent Details \nEvent: The Home Soirée 2026\nDates: 7–8 August 2026\nVenue: Travancore Palace\, Kasturba Gandhi Marg\, New Delhi\nEntry: Open to Visitors \nHighlights \n• Premium home décor and furniture brands\n• Heritage textiles and handcrafted products\n• Contemporary fashion and art\n• Lifestyle and craft showcases\n• Live recital by Padma Shri Malini Awasthi \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/the-home-soiree-2026-design-lifestyle-exhibition/
LOCATION:Travancore Palace\, 10A\, KG Marg\, Mandi House\, New Delhi - 110001\, Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Walking Root Route - Solo Art Exhibition by Monali Meher
DESCRIPTION:LATITUDE 28 presents Walking Root Route\, a solo exhibition by internationally acclaimed multidisciplinary artist Monali Meher. Featuring recent works across sculpture\, installation\, drawing\, textiles\, photography\, video\, and participatory practice\, the exhibition explores the interconnected themes of ecology\, migration\, memory\, labour\, and humanity’s relationship with the natural world. \nInspired by the intertwined ideas of “root” and “route\,” the exhibition reflects on movement as a force that continually shapes landscapes\, identities\, and shared histories. Through materially rich and thought-provoking works\, Monali Meher examines how migration\, environmental change\, and cultural exchange leave lasting impressions on both people and places\, encouraging viewers to reflect on connection\, care\, coexistence\, and belonging. \nKnown for her immersive artistic practice\, Meher brings together diverse mediums to create works that invite audiences to engage with contemporary social and environmental concerns through personal and collective experiences. \nEvent Details \nExhibition: Walking Root Route\nArtist: Monali Meher\nPreview: 30 July 2026\nDates: 31 July – 17 August 2026\nTimings: Monday–Saturday | 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM\nVenue: LATITUDE 28\, B-74\, Ground Floor\, Block B\, Defence Colony\, New Delhi\nEntry: Open to Visitors \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/walking-root-route-solo-art-exhibition-by-monali-meher/
LOCATION:LATITUDE 28\, F-208\, First Floor\, Lado Sarai\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110030
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Art for Concern: July Splendour 2026 Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Art lovers can explore an impressive collection of contemporary Indian art while supporting a meaningful cause at Art for Concern – July Splendour 2026. Organised by Secure Giving\, this annual fundraising exhibition brings together works by some of India’s most celebrated artists alongside emerging talents and promising young student artists. \nThe exhibition features artworks by renowned names including Ram Kumar\, Krishen Khanna\, Paresh Maity\, Ved Nayar\, Chameli Ramachandran\, Shobha Broota\, Sudip Roy\, and S. Harsha Vardhana\, among many others. All artworks are sourced directly from the artists or private collections\, ensuring their authenticity and provenance. \nProceeds from the exhibition will support the Concern India Foundation\, helping fund initiatives in education\, healthcare\, climate action\, and community development for underprivileged communities across India. It’s a wonderful opportunity to discover exceptional art while contributing to a meaningful social cause. \nEvent Details \nExhibition: Art for Concern – July Splendour 2026\nOrganiser: Secure Giving\nDates: 30–31 July 2026\nTimings:\n• 30 July: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM\n• 31 July: 11:00 AM – 6:30 PM\nVenue: Visual Arts Gallery\, India Habitat Centre\, New Delhi\nEntry: Open to Visitors \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/art-for-concern-july-splendour-2026-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:India Habitat Centre New Delhi\, Lodhi Road\, Near Sai Mandir\, Delhi\, 110003\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:The Shifting of Silence - A Contemporary Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:The Shifting of Silence brings together 32 emerging contemporary artists from across India for a fundraising exhibition at Bikaner House\, New Delhi. Presented by Blueprint12 and Space118 Art Foundation\, the exhibition is curated by Saloni Doshi\, founder of Space118. \nThrough painting\, sculpture\, installation\, photography\, and mixed-media works\, the participating artists respond to the ecological\, political\, and social changes shaping our world today. The exhibition explores themes of memory\, resilience\, transformation\, and the quieter ways in which people and landscapes absorb change over time. \nBeyond the artworks\, The Shifting of Silence also supports an important cause. Proceeds from the exhibition will contribute to the Space118 Fine Arts Grant\, which provides financial support\, mentorship\, and professional development opportunities to emerging artists across India. For collectors\, the exhibition offers an opportunity to discover new artistic voices while directly supporting the next generation of contemporary artists. \nThe exhibition also marks a collaboration between Blueprint12 and Space118 Art Foundation\, two organisations known for supporting emerging artists and encouraging new conversations around contemporary art in India. \nEvent Details \nExhibition: The Shifting of Silence\nPresented By: Blueprint12 and Space118 Art Foundation\nCurator: Saloni Doshi\nDates: 30 July – 2 August 2026\nTimings: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM\nVenue: LTC Building\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi\nEntry: Open to Visitors \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/the-shifting-of-silence-a-contemporary-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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