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SUMMARY:KNMA Presents ‘Pata Dekhabo? (Shall I Show You a Pata?)’
DESCRIPTION:KNMA Presents ‘Pata Dekhabo? (Shall I Show You a Pata?)’ at the Art Passage\, Saket \nThe Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) has announced the opening of Pata Dekhabo? (Shall I Show You a Pata?)\, a fascinating exhibition that explores the rich storytelling traditions of scroll painting from eastern India. Hosted at the KNMA Art Passage\, the skybridge connecting Nexus Select CITYWALK and DLF South Court Mall in Saket\, the exhibition invites visitors to discover narratives that have travelled across generations through image\, performance\, and oral tradition. \nBringing together 46 reproductions from the KNMA Collection along with works sourced from institutions and public archives\, the exhibition showcases pattachitras from undivided Bengal and present-day Jharkhand spanning nearly three centuries. These scroll paintings offer a unique visual language that blends mythology\, folklore\, social commentary\, and everyday life into continuous narrative sequences. \nThe exhibition highlights two distinct scroll-painting traditions\, revealing how artists used unfolding painted scrolls to narrate stories frame by frame\, much like an early form of cinema. As visitors move through the exhibition\, they are encouraged to slow down\, observe the details\, and follow the progression of stories as they unfold across the length of the scrolls. \nBy bringing these works into a contemporary public space\, Pata Dekhabo? offers a rare opportunity to engage with a living storytelling tradition that continues to connect art\, memory\, community\, and cultural heritage. \nEvent Details \nExhibition: Pata Dekhabo? (Shall I Show You a Pata?)\nPresented By: Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA)\nDates: 16 May 2026 – 16 November 2026\nVenue: KNMA Art Passage\, Skybridge Connecting Nexus Select CITYWALK and DLF South Court Mall\, Saket\, New Delhi\nEntry: Open to Public \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/knma-presents-pata-dekhabo-shall-i-show-you-a-pata/
LOCATION:The skybridge connecting Nexus Select CITYWALK and DLF South Court Mall\, Saket District Centre\, District Centre\, Sector 6\, Pushp Vihar\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:In-Rhythm and Inheritors of Earth - Two New Exhibitions in Delhi
DESCRIPTION:In-Rhythm: Bice Lazzari & Nasreen Mohamedi and Inheritors of Earth at KNMA\, Saket\nThe Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) opens two new exhibitions in New Delhi on 9 September 2026\, bringing together distinct artistic practices that explore our relationship with the world around us. \nIn-Rhythm: Bice Lazzari and Nasreen Mohamedi\nPresented in partnership with the Italian Embassy Cultural Centre in New Delhi and Archivio Bice Lazzari\, In-Rhythm brings together the works of Italian artist Bice Lazzari (1900–1981) and Indian artist Nasreen Mohamedi (1937–1990). \n \nCurated by Andrea Anastasio\, Director\, Italian Cultural Institute in New Delhi\, and Roobina Karode\, Artistic Director and Chief Curator\, KNMA\, with assistance from Neha ‘Zooni’ Tickoo\, Curator\, KNMA\, the exhibition explores the striking parallels between two artists who never met or\, as far as records indicate\, encountered each other’s work. \nAcross the 1960s\, 1970s and early 1980s\, both artists developed distinctive approaches to line\, repetition\, geometry and restraint. Lazzari gradually moved towards lines\, grids and subtle fields of colour\, while Mohamedi developed an increasingly precise language of pencil\, ink and geometric abstraction. The exhibition brings their practices into a direct visual dialogue\, while considering the relationship between artistic discipline and the body. \nInheritors of Earth\nCurated by Premjish Achari\, Inheritors of Earth looks at plant life not simply as a backdrop to human existence\, but as a parallel and entangled world with its own rhythms\, histories and forms of resilience. Bringing together paintings\, photographs\, drawings\, videos and installations\, the exhibition explores themes of growth and decay\, rootedness and migration\, memory and ecological change. \n \nTogether\, the works encourage audiences to look with plants rather than merely at them\, opening up questions around coexistence\, humility and our shared inheritance. \nExhibition Details\nExhibitions: In-Rhythm: Bice Lazzari and Nasreen Mohamedi & Inheritors of Earth\nOpen to Public: 9 September – 22 December 2026\nVenue: KNMA\, Saket\, New Delhi\nTimings: 10:30 AM – 6:30 PM\nClosed: Mondays and all national holidays\nAdmission: Free \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/in-rhythm-and-inheritors-of-earth-two-new-exhibitions-in-delhi/
LOCATION:KNMA Saket\, 145\, DLF South Court Mall\, Saket\, new Delhi\, Delhi\, 110017\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20261018T110000
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SUMMARY:Navratna: Indigenous Masters - A Tribal and Traditional Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Discover the richness of India’s traditional and indigenous art at Navratna: Indigenous Masters\, the inaugural exhibition at Treasure of India\, a new gallery and foundation in Gurugram dedicated to traditional\, tribal and indigenous art. Curated by art historian and author Uma Nair\, the exhibition runs from 18 October to 27 December 2026. \nTrue to its name\, Navratna brings together nine master artisans\, celebrating the artistic traditions they represent. The exhibition spans a remarkable range of practices\, from 4\,000-year-old lost-wax metal casting to the intricate details of Pattachitra\, Pichwai and miniature painting. \nThe participating artists include National Award-winning Dokra artisans Baldev Waghmare and Hirabai Jhureka Baghel\, Gond master artist Nankusia Shyam\, Sohrai artist Putli Ganju\, Pattachitra artists Niranjan Maharana and Akshay Kumar Bariki\, Kalighat artist Putul Chitrakar\, and master artisans Leelakant Pareek and Sudarshan Pareek\, known for Pichwai and miniature painting. \nThe exhibition also marks the launch of Treasure of India’s broader vision to support traditional artists. Founded by artist Tanisha Bakshi\, the gallery builds on a 45-year legacy of collecting begun by her father\, artist and collector Ashok Samrat Bakshi. \nAlongside the gallery\, the non-profit Treasure of India Art Foundation aims to provide residencies\, skill-building workshops and direct support to help traditional artisans develop independent practices and reach wider audiences. \nFor anyone interested in Indian folk art\, indigenous traditions and the craftsmanship passed down through generations\, Navratna: Indigenous Masters offers an opportunity to explore the diversity of India’s artistic heritage. \nEvent Details\nEvent: Navratna: Indigenous Masters\nCurator: Uma Nair\nDates: 18 October – 27 December 2026\nVenue: Treasure of India Gallery\, E-2313\, Palam Vihar\, Gurugram\, Haryana – 122017\nArt Forms: Dokra\, Gond\, Sohrai\, Pattachitra\, Kalighat\, Pichwai and miniature painting\nHighlights: Works by nine master artisans representing India’s traditional\, tribal and indigenous art practices \n  \n 
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LOCATION:Treasure of India Gallery
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SUMMARY:A Few Things To See Along the Way: Photography Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:A Few Things To See Along the Way: Kushal Ray’s Photography Exhibition in Gurugram\nExplore four decades of documentary photography through the work of Kolkata-based photographer Kushal Ray at Museo Camera Centre for the Photographic Arts\, Gurugram. Titled A Few Things To See Along the Way: Kushal Ray’s Calcutta\, Ladakh\, and Home\, the exhibition brings together photographs that document everyday life\, personal relationships and changing communities. \nPresented by Emami Art\, the exhibition offers a glimpse into three significant bodies of work shaped by Ray’s long-term engagement with people and places. Rather than capturing fleeting moments\, his photographs emerge from years of observation\, allowing stories and relationships to unfold naturally over time. \nThree Bodies of Work\, Four Decades of Photography\nThe exhibition features Intimacies (1998–2009)\, a deeply personal documentation of a joint family in Kolkata. Presented in its entirety through 44 prints\, this series offers an intimate look at family relationships and everyday life. Visitors can also explore selected photographs from Ladakh: A Syncretic Living (1987–2017)\, reflecting Ray’s sustained engagement with the region and its communities\, alongside photographs of Calcutta taken between 1990 and 1993. Together\, these works reveal the photographer’s patient approach to documentary photography and his interest in the connections between people\, places and lived experiences. \nExhibition Details\nExhibition: A Few Things To See Along the Way: Kushal Ray’s Calcutta\, Ladakh\, and Home\nArtist: Kushal Ray\nPreview: Thursday\, 5 November 2026\nDates: 5–22 November 2026\nTimings: Tuesday to Sunday\, 11:00 AM–7:00 PM\nClosed: Mondays\nVenue: First Floor Galleries\, Museo Camera Centre for the Photographic Arts\nAddress: Shri Ganesh Mandir Marg\, Sector 28\, DLF Phase IV\, Gurugram\, Haryana 122009\nPresented by: Emami Art \nIf you enjoy photography\, visual storytelling and exhibitions that document people and everyday life\, this is an opportunity to discover the work of a photographer whose practice spans more than four decades. \n 
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/a-few-things-to-see-along-the-way-photography-exhibition/
LOCATION:Museo Camera\, Shri Ganesh Mandir Marg\, DLF Phase IV\, Sector 28\,\, Gurugram\, Haryana\, 122002
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:IITF 2026: India International Trade Fair
DESCRIPTION:India International Trade Fair 2026: Dates\, Theme and Things to Explore at Bharat Mandapam\, Delhi\nOne of Delhi’s biggest annual shopping and exhibition events is returning this November! The 45th India International Trade Fair (IITF) 2026 will bring together businesses\, artisans\, entrepreneurs and visitors from across India and abroad at Bharat Mandapam\, New Delhi. \nOrganised by the India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO)\, this year’s fair follows the theme “Vikas aur Virasat” (Development and Heritage). The theme celebrates India’s journey towards development while preserving its rich cultural heritage\, traditional crafts and indigenous knowledge. \nIITF is much more than a business exhibition. It offers an opportunity to discover products and innovations from different sectors\, explore India’s diverse traditions and see what businesses and artisans from across the country have to offer. From traditional crafts and textiles to technology\, innovation and entrepreneurship\, the fair brings diverse aspects of India under one roof. \nThe previous edition attracted nearly 1.8 million visitors and featured more than 3\,500 exhibitors\, including participants from 12 countries. The 2026 edition will once again provide a platform for businesses\, MSMEs\, artisans\, weavers and entrepreneurs to showcase their products and connect with potential customers and partners. \nIITF 2026 Dates and Timings\nThe fair has different dates for business visitors and the general public\, so make sure you plan your visit accordingly. \nEvent: 45th India International Trade Fair (IITF) 2026\nTheme: Vikas aur Virasat – Development and Heritage\nVenue: Bharat Mandapam\, Pragati Maidan\, New Delhi\nInauguration: 13 November 2026 – evening inauguration event only\nBusiness Days: 14–18 November 2026 – the first five days are exclusively for B2B visitors.\nPublic Days: 19–27 November 2026 – open to the general public.\nOrganiser: India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO)\nEntry Fee: Ticket prices and booking details should be checked through the official organiser’s channels before visiting. \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/iitf-2026-india-international-trade-fair/
LOCATION:Bharat Mandapam\, Pragati Maidan\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Shopping
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SUMMARY:India Art Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:India Art Festival 2026 in Delhi: Explore Contemporary Art from Across India\nArt lovers in Delhi\, here’s an art festival to add to your November calendar! The India Art Festival 2026 – Winter Edition is returning to the capital from 20 to 22 November\, bringing together art galleries\, established artists and emerging talent under one roof. \nHeld at the Constitution Club of India on Rafi Marg\, New Delhi\, the festival will feature 25 art galleries\, 100 booths\, 350 artists and more than 3\,500 artworks. Visitors can explore a wide range of contemporary paintings and sculptures by artists from different cities across the Asian subcontinent. Whether you collect art\, enjoy discovering new artists or simply want to spend a few hours exploring creative works\, this art fair offers an opportunity to experience different styles\, ideas and artistic expressions in one place. \nEvent Details\nEvent: India Art Festival 2026 – Winter Edition\nDates: 20–22 November 2026\nTimings: 11 AM–8 PM\nVenue: Constitution Club of India\, Rafi Marg\, New Delhi\nHighlights: 25 art galleries\, 100 booths\, 350 artists and over 3\,500 paintings and sculptures.\nFeatured Gallery: Artsorbet\, Noida – Booth No. 49\nTicket Price: ₹299 for an Art Fair Pass\, valid for all three days\, according to the event poster.\nTicket Booking: Online
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/india-art-festival-2026/
LOCATION:Constitution Club of India\, Delhi\, Constitution Club of India\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20261209T200000
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SUMMARY:Journeying Across the Himalayas 2026
DESCRIPTION:Delhi is getting a week-long celebration of Himalayan culture\, art\, music\, food and stories as Journeying Across the Himalayas returns with its third edition. Presented by Royal Enfield Social Mission\, the festival brings together 100+ Himalayan experiences co-curated with communities\, artists and cultural practitioners from across the region. This year’s theme\, “Becoming\,” looks at how the Himalayas and its communities are constantly evolving through climate change\, migration\, innovation and changing ways of life. Pasted markdown \nThe festival brings together 200+ experiences\, including 25+ installations and exhibitions\, 20+ live musical performances\, 10+ culinary experiences and 50+ workshops and conversations. The festival brings together some fascinating experiences – from Ladakh’s ancient petroglyphs and a virtual reality journey into snow leopard habitat to Himalayan craft\, community stories\, films and contemporary art. Music lovers can look forward to performances by Taba Chake\, Raman Negi and Aabha Hanjura\, while the food courtyard\, Chouka\, will offer flavours from across the Eastern and Western Himalayas. The Himalayan Bazaar will feature 45+ Himalayan brands and craft collectives. \n \n\n\n\nArt and Installations:\nInstallation highlights include (non-exhaustive): \n\n\n\n\nJulley – Snow Leopard by Alex Davis: A 25-foot kinetic sculptural installation at the façade of Travancore Palace. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nCloudburst by Ravi Agarwal\, Sukanya Deb and Soumya Yadav: An exploration of climate extremes and ecological systems. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nBefore Time by Gautam Pandey: An immersive projection bringing Ladakh’s ancient petroglyphs to life. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThings We Have Seen and Not Seen by Raqs Media Collective: An installation working with camera-trap footage from across the Himalayas. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Unquiet Orchard by Vibha Galhotra: An exploration of traditional beekeeping and modern apiculture in Himalayan apple-growing regions. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nHow Far Does a Home Reach? by Prolog Collective: An exhibition of maps\, objects\, journeys and stories created by children from Ladakh\, Kashmir\, Uttarakhand and Sikkim. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Gaddi Suitcase by Gunehr Sound Museum: A multi-sensory installation exploring the pastoral lives and soundscapes of the Gaddi and Bhangali communities. \n\n\n\n\nPerformances to Look Forward To:\nThe music and performing arts programme brings together contemporary sounds\, regional traditions and collaborations from across the Himalayas. Highlights include (non-exhaustive): \n\n\n\n\nBipul Chettri and his band: Contemporary folk and original compositions. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nShillong Chamber Choir: Choral music from Meghalaya\, with a debut performance of their new album live for the first time at the festival. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nTaba Chake: Contemporary musical artist from Arunachal Pradesh. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nAabha Hanjura: Kashmiri folk and contemporary sounds. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nTipriti Kharbangar and Mangka Mayanglambam: A collaboration between Khasi blues and Manipuri folk music. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nRaman Negi Live\, Moko Koza and Night: Further performances from across the region. \n\n\n\n\nPresented in partnership with Oddbird Foundation\, the programme also features folk traditions and regional performance practices. \nCulinary Experiences at the Festival:\nThe culinary programme explores Himalayan ingredients\, food traditions and community knowledge through (non-exhaustive): \n\n\n\n\nThe Women Who Ferment Forests by Sanchita Agarwal\, Fizzy Culture: Women’s food practices and forest knowledge in Uttarakhand. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nMOMO: Migration\, Identity & Memory in Kalimpong by Ishita Rai Dewan\, Cloud 9 Restaurant: Food\, migration and identity in Kalimpong. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nA Living Bridge of Flavours by Hammarsing Kharhmar\, Rynsan Shillong: Khasi-Jaintia culinary traditions. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Community Thali Project: The Pahadi Pantry by Geetika Kapoor: A showcase of regional food traditions. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nBeyond Meat by Chef Keti: The diversity of Naga food traditions. \n\n\n\n\nVisitors can also explore Chouka\, the festival’s food courtyard\, featuring: \n\n\n\n\nBlue Tokai: Artisanal Coffee. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nCafé Lota: Regional Indian cuisine. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nNimtho: Nepali and Himalayan food. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nKoshur Waaz: Kashmiri cuisine. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nProject Otenga: Northeast Indian food. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nNgarum Coffee: Regional coffee. \n\n\n\n\nThe Himalayan Bazaar:\nThe Himalayan Bazaar brings together 45+ brands and craft collectives from across the region\, showcasing textiles\, apparel\, accessories\, homeware and artisanal products. Participating brands include (non-exhaustive): \n\n\n\n\nHouse of Aagor: Regional craft and artisanal products. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nAvani: Kumaoni textiles and natural dyes. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nBakarwal Crafts: Craft traditions of the Bakarwal community. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nChizami Weaves: Handwoven textiles from Nagaland. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nKilmora: Craft and textile-based products from Uttarakhand. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nKullvi Whims: Contemporary products from Himachal Pradesh. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nLooms of Ladakh: Ladakhi textile traditions. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nSaneki Weaves: Handwoven textiles from Northeast India. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Woolknitters: Himalayan wool-based products and craft. \n\n\n\n\nThe festival will also feature Of the Land\, By the Land\, For the Land\, an exhibition by Juhi Pandey and Avinassh\, bringing together textile traditions from Northeast India and launching the Harago x Saneki Weaves capsule collection. \nOther Festival Highlights\n\n\n\n\nDIFF on the Road: Independent film screenings curated by the Dharamshala International Film Festival. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nWorkshops: Hands-on sessions spanning conservation games\, manga\, textiles\, material exploration and traditional crafts. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nCelebration Ride: A festival ride bringing together the riding community. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nRE Link: A dedicated Royal Enfield engagement at the festival. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nSnow Leopard Conclave: A platform for conversations around snow leopard conservation. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nResponsible Tourism Conclave: Discussions on responsible tourism in the Himalayan region. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nConservation Awards Night: Recognition of conservation efforts and initiatives. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nSuppliers Circularity Workshop: A session focused on circularity and responsible material practices. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nESG Cross-Functional Team Workshop: An engagement around environmental\, social and governance priorities. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nPanels and Conversations: Discussions spanning Himalayan culture\, conservation\, materiality and community-led practices. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nVogue Night Himalayan Knot Design Prize: Presented by Vogue India in collaboration with Royal Enfield Social Mission\, the initiative recognises emerging designers and fashion students working with Himalayan textiles and craft traditions. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Details\nEvent: Journeying Across the Himalayas 2026\nTheme: Becoming\nDates: 3–9 December 2026\nVenue: Travancore Palace\, New Delhi\nTickets: Live on BookMyShow \n📍 Location: Travancore Palace\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/journeying-across-the-himalayas-2026/
LOCATION:Travancore Palace\, 10A\, KG Marg\, Mandi House\, New Delhi - 110001\, Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Music
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SUMMARY:The Imperfect Shadows of Being - Solo Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Penumbra – The Imperfect Shadows of Being: Puja Kshatriya’s Solo Exhibition in Delhi\nArt lovers in Delhi have another exhibition to look forward to this December. Artist Puja Kshatriya returns with her solo exhibition\, Penumbra – The Imperfect Shadows of Being\, at Shridharani Gallery\, Triveni Kala Sangam. \nThe exhibition explores memory\, transformation and the subtle traces left behind by the passage of time. Its title\, Penumbra\, refers to the threshold of partial shadow – a space between presence and disappearance. Through this idea\, Puja’s work reflects on imperfection\, memory and the ways in which experiences leave their mark on us. The exhibition invites visitors to look at the delicate relationship between what remains visible and what gradually fades away. The exhibition is curated by Rahul Kumar\, with Ashwaani Bahadurr as advisor. \nIf you enjoy contemporary art and exhibitions that explore ideas around memory\, identity and the passage of time\, this is worth adding to your December art calendar. \nExhibition Details\nExhibition: Penumbra – The Imperfect Shadows of Being \nArtist: Puja Kshatriya \nCurator: Rahul Kumar \nAdvisor: Ashwaani Bahadurr \nDates: 11–21 December 2026 \nTimings: 11 AM–8 PM \nVenue: Shridharani Gallery\, Triveni Kala Sangam\, New Delhi \nLocation Map:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/the-imperfect-shadows-of-being-solo-exhibition/
LOCATION:Triveni Kala Sangam\, ansen Marg\, Todermal Road Area\, Mandi House\, Delhi\, 110001
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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