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SUMMARY:Jatin Das A Retrospective 1963 - 2023
DESCRIPTION:Jatin Das has been doing portraits from his art school days and has made almost 1000 of them since then. He will conduct a hands-on workshop and share his thoughts about what constitutes a portrait and how to make them. It will be a rare opportunity for art students and lovers of art to see him at work and to learn the art of making portraits. \nJatin Das has always been passionate and concerned about preserving traditional and folk arts and crafts. He will give an in-depth talk about his journey of collecting\, archiving\, and conserving a vast and varied collection of handicrafts\, handlooms\, and antiquities from around the country. He will share his perspectives on why and how these dying arts must be preserved. \nThe show is on till 7 Jan\, 2024 11 am-6 pm.\nMonday Closed \n19 Dec\, 1:00 pm\, Tuesday\nArt Masterclass: Portrait workshop by Jatin Das for college students \n21 Dec\, 5:00pm\, Thursday\nA talk by Jatin Das: The importance of preserving folk and tribal art \n7 Jan\, 11:30am\, Sunday\nCurated Walkthrough by Siddhartha Das \nVenue: National Gallery of Modern Art\, New Delhi \nFree Entry
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/jatin-das-a-retrospective-1963-2023/
LOCATION:National Gallery of Modern Art\, Jaipur House\, Gallery 1\, Gate 3\, Sher Shah Road\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110003
CATEGORIES:Art & Literature,Exhibition,Free Event
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SUMMARY:Inscapes: In Search of a Place
DESCRIPTION:Bhavna Kakar Presents Inscapes: In Search of a Place Curated by Premjish Achari on view from December 19th\, 2023 till December 24th\, 2023 at the Bikaner House\, New Delhi.\n \n“Inscapes: In Search of a Place\,” is an all-encompassing odyssey into the depths of artistic exploration\, where landscapes shift from mere external backdrops to internal gateways. Through these portals\, one is transported into a mesmerizing tapestry of human emotion and imagination\, spiraling through the infinite complexities of the soul’s deepest desires and fears. \nBasist Kumar\, Satori\, Oil on Linen\, 96 1/2 x 62 in 245.1 x 157.5 cm\, 2023 \nThroughout the annals of time and across diverse civilizations\, landscapes have stood as powerful backdrops for tales spun by brilliant artists. Yet\, within this kaleidoscope of creative expression\, the landscape reveals itself not as a singular entity but as a mosaic of textured terrain\, a symphony of colors\, brushstrokes\, photographic impressions\, and residues of drawings that speak to the wondrous heterogeneity found within this genre. \nThis exhibition beckons you to join us on a curatorial voyage\, a rediscovery of the contemporary engagement with landscape—one that goes beyond traditional depictions. In this realm of “inscapes\,” nature is not just a reflection of reality\, but a manifestation of the artist’s inner self. Drawing inspiration from the Sangam tradition of poetry\, where emotional landscapes intertwine with the physical\, we embark on an odyssey to unravel the depths of meaning within the landscape that surrounds us. \nThe exhibition will have works from the following artists: \nAbhay Bhalla | Anupama Alias | Arindam Manna | Atul Bhalla | Basist Kumar | Chandan Bez Baruah | Divya Singh | Ganesh Haloi | Gigi Scaria | Hemangini Maharaul | Iranna G.R. | Jagannath Panda | Josh P. S. | Mansoor Mansoori | Paramjit Singh | Pranay Dutta | Ranbir Kaleka | Ritaben Ghosh | Sareena Khemka | Shaji Appukuttan | Shalina Vichitra | Sibdas Sengupta | Sudhir Patwardhan | Sujith S.N. | Sumantra Sengupta | Vasudha Thozhur | Vibha Galhotra | Vinod Balak | Waswo X. Waswo | Unnikrishnan C | Shubham Kumar | Madhurjya Dey \nExhibition Dates: 19th December 2023 to 24th December 2023\nTimings: Monday to Saturday\, 11 AM – 7 PM\nVenue: CCA\, First Floor\, Bikaner House
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/inscapes-in-search-of-a-place/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231208T180000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231219T200000
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SUMMARY:Echoes of Unfathomed Worlds
DESCRIPTION:Echoes of Unfathomed Worlds solo art exhibition by Delhi-based artist Jagannath Panda\n \nJagannath Panda’s artistic journey has seen significant milestones\, including his last solo exhibition Crystal Cities in 2017 at Vadehra Art Gallery in New Delhi\, and Trance Land at London’s Halcyon Gallery in 2015. His works have gained widespread recognition across South Asia\, Europe\, and parts of America. With 26 works across scales and intent on view\, Panda’s presentation is an amalgamation of materiality and techniques that expound on diverse subjective areas\, including philosophical purviews\, architectural detailing\, perceptive impressions of his natural surroundings as well as personal memories – all enmeshed in the grand expression of a cosmos. \nThe exhibition is accompanied by a literary note written by the curator\, writer\, and filmmaker Premjish Achari. To quote from Achari’s essay: “His [Panda’s] works are a defiant challenge to the very boundaries of reality\, pushing us beyond our preconceived limits…stirring up profound depths within our consciousness…Here\, the universe is not a far-reaching theory\, but a living sensation that envelops us. It is not simply made up of planets and stars but of intricate components – fabric\, salvaged items\, pieces of text – an intricate mosaic of myths\, shapes\, and the quintessential human spirit.” \nDate: 8 December 2023 to 19 January 2024 \nTimings: 6 pm – 8 pm \nVenue: D-53 Defence Colony\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/echoes-of-unfathomed-worlds/
LOCATION:D-53 Defence Colony\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231215T200000
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SUMMARY:In the Forests of the Night
DESCRIPTION:In the Forests of the Night\, works by Tara Sabharwal (2014 – 2023) is a part of the third edition of Delhi Art Week. The exhibition takes off from this very enquiry of observing the process of creativity and abstraction that emerges from the subliminal. Psychologists employ the term to mean below the threshold of consciousness. A plane of being that absorbs all experiences\, just as the way night absorbs all light or black absorbs all colour. A perceptive space that dissolves light and shadow into a mythic experience of the subliminal\, that Leonard Mlodinow\, an American theoretical physicist and mathematician\, terms as the new unconsciousness. \nTara Sabharwal’s abstraction is a walk into the forests of the night\, where the cognitive faculties are refined to suit more than one purpose. In the manner where the auditory\, olfactory\, and tactile faculties chart the map of envisioning the way into the forest\, that metaphorically represents the subliminal. Each of the series presented in the exhibition are mnemonic patterns bridging the worlds of the new unconsciousness to the conscious. Unlike abstraction that derives from minimizing nature/landscape\, or an abstraction that is composed through the notations of sound and music\, or an abstraction that reflects the memory of a place; Tara’s abstraction blurs all conscious attempts of reality and presents the invisible roots that govern conscious-visible existence. \nA solo show In the Forest of the Night by the artist Tara Sabharwal. \nThe show is curated by Jesal Thacker and is on from Friday\, 8th December 2023 till 15th December 2023 at Living Traditions Center\, Bikaner House.  \nDate: 8th December\, 2023 to 15th December\, 2023 \nTimings: 5 PM-8 PM\nVenue: Living Traditions Center\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/in-the-forests-of-the-night/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:1st Bonsai & Chrysanthemum Festival 2023
DESCRIPTION:Delhi Tourism presents 1st Bonsai & Chrysanthemum Festival 2023\nThis event aims to promote environmental awareness and generate interest among residents of Delhi\, as well as horticulture enthusiasts\, particularly the younger generation. The festival highlights a diverse range of vibrant Bonsai and Chrysanthemum varieties. \n\nExhibition of competition in various types of Bonsai/ Chrysanthemum and other plants.\nPlants are available for sale during this festival.\n\nRate of Entry Ticket\nAdult: Rs. 35/-\nChild (5 to 12 years): Rs. 15/-\nSenior Citizen: Rs. 15/- \nDate: 8-10 December 2023\nTimings: 11 am to 7 pm\nVenue: Garden of Five Senses\, South of Saket\, Delhi \n  \n 
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/1st-bonsai-chrysanthemum-festival-2023/
LOCATION:The Garden of Five Senses\, Westend Marg\, Saidulajab\, Saiyad ul Ajaib\, Saket\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110030
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: TAR-ART An Anagram of My Life
DESCRIPTION:Experience Simran KS Lamba’s upcoming mixed-media artwork\, “TAR-ART An Anagram of My Life\,” an enthralling fusion of time\, aesthetics\, resonance\, assimilation\, residue\, and technique\, at Visual Arts Gallery from December 8\, 2023\, to December 12\, 2023\, where he presents an outstanding showcase of artistic brilliance to the art world. As an Indian mixed media artist\, sculptor\, and installation artist based in New Delhi\, his work’s artistic expression is a journey that often absorbs the world around it and allows for a process of amalgamation that reunites the discarded with the new found\, thereby harnessing notions of individuality with those of unison and the composite whole. \nThe artist explores the materiality of mediums\, juxtaposing their inherent properties to create captivating vantage points. Recycling is a core focus\, with discarded waste often serving as a focal point. Techniques are key\, with each work mutating over long periods\, resulting in textures and surfaces. This solo show showcases the slow unwinding process of time and techniques used to create final iterations. He is introspective and intuitive\, exploring diverse subjects derived from memory\, dreams\, and imagination. He believes in capturing form through their sub-consciousness and thinking mind\, directing appendages in a hypnotic state rather than structured patterns. \nThe artist continues to work independently on his mixed media artwork\, sculptures\, and installations\, pushing the boundaries of his technique and expression capturing several unexplored facets of multi-dimensional media\, often combining dexterous technique and an inimitable thought process. According to Simran KS Lamba\, “Tar and Art have always been synonymous in nature for me\, in using Tar to create paintings\, I believe that everyday materials get transposed into a realm where nuances of the said materials resonate in different and multiple ways\, having found a new lease of life in the form of a new work of art.” \nJoin to meet the artist\, talk about inspirations\, and mingle with other enthusiasts as you explore different creative genres and let your imagination run wild! \nDate: December 8\, 2023 to December 12\, 2023 \nTime: 10 AM to 8 PM \nVenue: Visual Arts Gallery\,\nIndia Habitat Centre\, Lodhi Road\, New Delhi \n 
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/exhibition-tar-art-an-anagram-of-my-life/
LOCATION:Visual Arts Gallery\, India Habitat Centre\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231207
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231212
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SUMMARY:Desi Oon Festival: A Celebration of Wool\, Crafts and Communities
DESCRIPTION:The Desi Oon Festival – Fibre of our Past and Future\, dedicated to India’s rich woolen heritage\, returns for its 5th edition\, promising an immersive experience into the world of Desi Oon. Scheduled to take place from 7th December to 11th December 2023\, at the Triveni Kala Sangam\, New Delhi\, the festival is set to celebrate the crafts and communities associated with Desi Oon fibre and the diverse breeds nurtured by mobile livestock herding communities across India. \nThe Desi Oon Festival is an initiative of the Desi Oon Hub\, facilitated by the Centre for Pastoralism (CfP). It is a collaborative effort involving organizations from pastoral landscapes across the country. These organizations work closely with shepherds\, knitters\, felters\, spinners\, and weavers to integrate indigenous wool into our lives\, homes\, and wardrobes. \n \nThe Desi Oon Festival will feature a captivating array of installations\, workshops\, and demonstrations showcasing the artistry of wool. Additionally\, a curated selection of woolen products produced by a network of 20 partner organizations within the Desi Oon Hub will be available for purchase. \n \nAn informative section called Pastoral Voice will offer a unique insight into the adaptive strategies\, traditional knowledge systems\, and the challenges faced by pastoralists in today’s rapidly changing times. An Industry Innovation and R&D section will showcase groundbreaking applications of indigenous wool\, including its use as thermal insulation material in buildings\, sound insulation\, packaging\, and grow bags. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore proof-of-concepts and prototypes that are currently in various stages of development. An artistic installation and interactive space will help the visitors to directly experience the remarkable properties of India’s sheep wool. \nThe central theme of this year’s festival is “Waking up to the Wealth in Wool”\, which underscores the importance of recognizing the inherent value present in wool. A dedicated section of the festival will shine a spotlight on Desi Oon Hub members who are at the forefront of innovating\, reviving\, or building systems inspired by and in collaboration with the wool culture communities across India. \nAbout Desi Oon Hub\nDesi Oon Hub is a collaborative of organizations from across the country’s pastoral landscapes that work with shepherds\, knitters\, felters\, spinners\, and weavers to bring indigenous wool into our lives\, homes\, and wardrobes. The Hub is growing as a space for action\, research\, experimentation\, and learning\, and for educating the public about the richness of the fibre through promotional campaigns and events. Together\, an energetic group of civil society organizations\, research institutions\, rural communities\, government agencies\, technologists\, entrepreneurs\, designers\, and interested citizens are building a nourishing ecosystem for Desi Oon-Hamara Apna.  The Hub is facilitated by the Centre for Pastoralism (CfP). As part of a range of initiatives on pastoralism\, CfP has been working on wool-based livelihoods since 2018 and has been partnering with noted grassroots organizations that engage with local wool economies across pastoralist geographies.
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/desi-oon-festival-a-celebration-of-wool-crafts-and-communities/
LOCATION:Triveni Kala Sangam\, ansen Marg\, Todermal Road Area\, Mandi House\, Delhi\, 110001
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231201T120000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231205T200000
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SUMMARY:SHE/HER
DESCRIPTION:SHE/HER\, First Solo Exhibition by Young Artist Pavani Nagpal\nShe is meant to be!  \nUpcoming Artist Pavani Nagpal (Pavsarts)\, who made her debut in the art world last year\, is all geared up for her First Solo Exhibition titled SHE/HER – she is meant to be!\, at Rang Mirage Art Gallery in Sainik Farms\, from Dec 1st to 5th\, 2023. \nThrough her vividly coloured canvases\, this Delhi-based artist redefines art and women’s empowerment. Narrating captivating stories of strength and resilience\, Pavani’s works are a huge celebration of womanhood\, one graphic brushstroke at a time. \nAdishakti\, Acrylic on Canvas\, 7ft x 7ft \nThe artist’s paintings are provocative and thought-provoking. They are a mix of pop art and desi fun. Her style is unique and very in the face. It’s remarkable how Pavani never paints eyes in her paintings. She believes it’s more important to highlight the story\, emotion\, and depth than to paint the obvious facial features. She invites you to draw your own interpretations while viewing her work. \nDate: Dec 1st to 5th\, 2023 \nVenue: Rang Mirage Art Gallery\nA – 58 Central Avenue\, Sainik Farms\, Gate No. 1\, New Delhi \nTiming: 12:00 pm till 08:00 pm
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/she-her/
LOCATION:Rang Mirage Art Gallery\, A-58 Central Avenue\, Sainik Farms\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231201
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231211
DTSTAMP:20231204T082440Z
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SUMMARY:Delhi Art Week
DESCRIPTION:Delhi Art Week is back with its 3rd edition in the capital from December 1\, 2023 to December 10\, 2023.  With 4 Art Zones\, more than 20 galleries\, and more than 4 institutions\, Delhi Art Week promises to elevate the contemporary and modern art scene in Delhi with exhibitions across diverse mediums and themes. Now in its third edition\, Delhi Art Week continues to build upon the momentum of its previous iterations\, highlighting the rich and diverse visual arts scene in the capital city for patrons\, art enthusiasts\, and casual visitors. DAW has also joined hands with partnering institutes such as NGMA\, Bikaner House\, The Partition Museum and Dara Shukoh Cultural Hub\, ST+ART\, KNMA\, Alliance Francaise de Delhi and Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan\, and more to design a range of diverse programming to engage with the audience. \nIn addition to galleries and institutions showcasing their programs physically within their own spaces\, Delhi Art Week 2023 features several events which are aimed at engaging meaningfully with the audience. Some of the key highlights of this edition are: \nI) Book Launches:\n· NGMA hosts “Jatin Das – A Retrospective: 1963-2023” book launch on December 2\, featuring an artist conversation with Nandita Das.\n· DAG’s “Iconic Masterpieces of Indian Modern Art” exhibition on December 1 includes a book launch and introduction. \nII) Talks:\n· “The Heart of Art in Delhi” talk series from December 9 to 10 at NGMA in collaboration with India Art Fair explores various aspects of the art world.\n· KNMA and DAW to host “Museums of 21st Century” talk on December 2.\n· Jatin Das in conversation with Ina Puri on December 2.\n· DAG’s panel discussion on “Indian Perspectives of the Three Durbars” on December 9. \nIII) Walkthroughs:\n· St+Art offers mesmerizing walks at Lodhi Art District on December 2 and 9.\n· Gallery Espace’s walkthrough of Karl Antao’s “Rooted Spine” on December 2.\n· Art Alive’s walkthrough of “Immersive Infinities” with curator Kristine Michael on December 5. \nIV) Film Screenings:\n· NGMA’s film series on December 9 and 10 delves into the history of contemporary art\, featuring films on artists like Amrita Sher-Gill and Rabindranath Tagore.\nMore details on the day-wise programming is available on: www.delhiartweek.com \nParticipating Galleries: \nZone 1: Art Heritage | DAG Pvt. Ltd. | NGMA | Bikaner House | Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi | Partition Museum\nZone 2: Akar Prakar | Apparao Galleries | Palette Art Gallery | Alliance Française de Delhi | Vadehra Art Gallery | Amar Nath Sehgal Private Collection | St+ART\nZone 3: Art Alive Gallery | Art Explore (Unit of SREPL) | Art & Deal / Art Konsult | Art.Motif | Champatree Art Gallery | Gallery Espace | Gallerie Nvya | Sanchit Art | MAG Contemporary | Studio Art | Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) | Khoj Studios\nZone 4: Art Centrix Space | Blueprint12 | Exhibit320 / Kajaria Vision Pvt. Ltd | Gallery Art Positive | Latitude 28 | Ojas Art \nVenue(s): Zones / Galleries \nDates: 1st-10th December 2023
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/delhi-art-week/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231216
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SUMMARY:Immersive Infinities
DESCRIPTION:Art Alive Gallery Presents IMMERSIVE INFINITIES\nNew Ceramics \nArt Alive Gallery brings to you Immersive Infinities\, curated By: Kristine Michael\, a group show exhibiting new ceramics by six contemporary ceramic artists\, Vinod Daroz\, Thomas Louis\, Rakhee Kane\, Shirley Bhatnagar\, Shweta Mansingka\, and Partha Dasgupta. \nThe artist as storyteller takes the audience on a journey tapping into an emotional memory or truth – both literally and metaphorically. An immersive experience is transformative in its nature- a conduit to take you by the hand into a new vision created by the artist in an intimate spatial environment through visual and tactile delights. This exhibition allows the audience to experience ceramic art that is rooted in concepts of history\, politics\, nature\, environmental concerns\, and community with ceramic works that span a range of topics\, from architecture to social justice\, the body\, the domestic\, the political and the organic\, in order to reclaim the centrality of ceramics as a medium in the world of art. \nDates: 26th November\, 2023 to 15th December\, 2023\nVenue: Art Alive Gallery\nS-221\, Panchsheel Park\nNew Delhi \n  \n 
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/immersive-infinities/
LOCATION:ART ALIVE GALLERY\, S-221\, Gamal Abdel Nasser Marg\, Block S\, Panchsheel Park South\, Panchsheel Park\, New Delhi\, 110017\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231119T080000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231214T170000
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SUMMARY:ON THE OPEN ROAD
DESCRIPTION:ON THE OPEN ROAD – The first ever retrospective exhibition of the eminent sculptor KS Radhakrishnan will be held at Centre for Contemporary Art\, Bikaner House\, from 19 Nov-14 Dec 2023.\nCurated by renowned art historian Prof R. Siva Kumar\, this exhibition will showcase five decades of the sculptor’s works\, for the first time. \nTHE ARTWORKS\nEarly sculpture from the 70s and 80s\, including abstract sculpture and portraiture. \nThe iconic figures of Musui and Maiya: Since 1998\, Radhakrishnan has consistently worked with the smiling face of Musui\, a young Santhal man he had met as a student in Santiniketan. Over the years\, the artist has turned Musui into a saint\, imp\, riksha-puller… while Musui’s female counterpart Maiya becomes a writer\, a goddess\, a Santiniketan graduate… and much more.\nAmong many sculptures from this ongoing engagement with Musui\, the artist’s famous creations The Ramp (Musui as Saint) and the Freehold series are especially noteworthy. \nHuman Boxes series: These sculptures respond sympathetically to the unfolding saga of migrants who come to Delhi and somehow create a life within highly limited spaces and circumstances. \nHimself a migrant from Kerala\, the artist also remembers his childhood via sculpted memories of ephemeral smells and sensations\, and daily-use objects.\nSpecial attraction: Radhakrishnan’s most recent work – The Crowd (2023) – a massive\, unique installation of 50 bronze figures\, each 6 foot tall.  Displayed outdoors). Images of public sculpture: Firmly committed to public engagement with art\, Radhakrishnan has installed his art in many public places across India (as well as France). Photographs of these open-air works will add a significant dimension to the show. \nABOUT KS Radhakrishnan\nBorn in 1956 in Kottayam\, Kerala\, KS Radhakrishnan studied art at Kala Bhavana\, Santiniketan\, under the guidance of legendary teachers and mentors such as Ramkinkar Baij\, Sarbari Roy Choudhury and Somnath Hore. Since then\, he has been a prolific presence in the world of sculpture\, constantly exploring\, thinking\, and responding to his world and his times. \nRadhakrishnan is celebrated for his exceptional use of bronze\, which is his primary medium of sculpting. Though bronze is known for its solidity and heaviness\, he has brought a remarkable lightness of form\, movement and energy to his bronze figures. \nHe has created some of the largest sculptural artworks in bronze in India. Radhakrishnan’s sculptures have been shown at solo and group shows across the world\, including solo shows at the National Gallery of Modern Art\, Bengaluru; Lalit Kala Akademi\, Delhi; Birla Academy of Art and Culture\, Kolkata; Emami Art Gallery\, Kolkata; and numerous shows in France. He has also been a part of Triennale India; Beijing Biennale and the India Art Fair. \nDates: 19 Nov – 14 Dec\, 2023\nTimings: 11 am – 7 pm\nVenue: Centre for Contemporary Art\, Bikaner house\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/on-the-open-road/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Art & Literature,Exhibition
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231127T193000
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SUMMARY:India International Trade Fair 2023
DESCRIPTION:The 2023 edition of the India International Trade Fair Delhi is around the corner. This upcoming event in Delhi evokes humongous excitement among visitors as well as trade fair exhibitors. The dates for Trade Fair IITF 2023 are 14 – 27 Nov 2023 and the venue for the trade fair 2023 is Pragati Maidan. The countdown has started for the big boss of all fairs in Delhi. From parking and tickets for Trade Fair 2023 to stalls for a trade fair\, we are coming up with all the information you need here on this site. keep watching this space. \nVideo from the Last edition of IITF Trade Fair Delhi \n\nFor More Information: IITF-India International Trade Fair 2023-All You Need To Know
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/india-international-trade-fair-2023/
LOCATION:Pragati Maidan\, Delhi\, Pragati Maidan\, Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Fairs
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231103T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231201T180000
DTSTAMP:20231107T093804Z
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SUMMARY:Auscultation: False Clouds and Real Deluges – I
DESCRIPTION:Vadehra Art Gallery is pleased to present a much-awaited solo exhibition by artist Atul Bhalla\, titled Auscultation: False Clouds and Real Deluges – I at our contemporary gallery space from 2 November – 1 December 2023. \nMotivated by the search for social and environmental inquiries through an oeuvre that incorporates sculpture\, painting\, installation\, video\, photography\, and performance\, Atul Bhalla has for decades explored the physical\, historical\, and political significance of materials and materiality in urban-impact environments. His practice explores the shifting dynamics of landscapes due to various contextual and cultural factors\, leading to examinations of mainstream systems that perpetuate imbalances and extremities not only in how the Earth’s climatic conditions have been adversely altered and affected but also how\, among humans\, the politics of resources has skewed access and ownership across communities. Bhalla asks of his audience urgent questions that feel as poetic as they do political: What is our relationship to land? What does water mean to us? Who does a tree belong to? Such a biopolitical approach to understanding land and water fosters a unique approach to materiality in his process\, creating situations of experience in a manner encompassed by the art historical term of “relational aesthetics”\, or participatory art that concerns all of human life and its shared contexts. In this way\, Bhalla’s investigations of natural elements and occurrences are both scenic and sardonic in nature; as he juxtaposes the seeming self-sufficiency of nature against our own vulnerability\, he lulls us in the momentary silence before an inevitable storm that has been\, perhaps\, a millennia in the making. \nIn this much-awaited solo exhibition titled Auscultation: False Clouds and Real Deluges – I\, Bhalla brings us a suite of works partly developed over a year-long expedition along the 28 North Parallel\, commissioned by the KHOJ International Artists’ Association and the World Weather Network\, supported by the British Council’s Creative Commissions for Climate Action\, a global programme exploring climate change through art\, science\, and digital technology – in addition to ongoing projects that cement his oeuvre in the performance of contexts by which human impact on environment\, culture\, and society can be realized. The 28th North Parallel is a latitude that runs across a host of geographical regions and climatic conditions\, including Mount Everest and the North Indian Himalayas; Rajasthan; and the Sindh Desert in Pakistan. In an effort to foreground climate change through his practice\, Bhalla turned to conjoining images\, material\, and imaginings along the course of these coordinates\, particularly where human presence was palpable\, as diaristic documents of the weather’s history so as to make propositions about the alarming changes in climate conditions. The show attempts to explore a diagnosis of the world’s now unpredictable extreme weather patterns through a sampling of its meteorology\, offering prophetic meditations on an inundated future. \nVenue: Vadhera Art Gallery D-53 Defence Colony\, New Delhi\nDate: 3rd Nov – 1 Dec 2023\nTimings: 10 am – 6 pm
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/auscultation-false-clouds-and-real-deluges-i/
LOCATION:Vadhera Art Gallery\, D-53 Defence Colony\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Art & Literature,Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231026T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231215T193000
DTSTAMP:20231103T102658Z
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SUMMARY:Sculpted Sagas a solo show by the artist Sakti Burman
DESCRIPTION:Sculpted Sagas\nUnveiling new body of worksThe show will be on view in the gallery till 31st October 2023\nOnline Exhibition Dates: 31st October 2023 – 15th December 2023\nThe exhibition can be visited online at https://www.artalivegallery.com/ \nArt Alive Gallery brings to you Sculpted Sagas\, a solo show unveiling a new body of sculptural work by the renowned artist\, Sakti Burman. \nA theatrical aura encompasses Sakti Burman’s sculptures as the master artist creates a fantasy world of his own stemming from mythology\, history\, poetic fervor\, and experience. A renowned artist\, Burman explores the depths of his oeuvre\, rendered in a dream-like syncretic style creating a confluence of Indian and European cultures that have enriched his artistic practice over the years. \nArtists have always experimented with multiple mediums; quite often\, their distinguished motifs find recluse in the three dimensional mode of rendition\, the sculpture\, crafted in various mediums including bronze\, fiberglass\, and mixed media among others. Sculpted Sagas by Sakti Burman is an extension of his vast oeuvre characterized by intricate details and a deep fascination for the human and mythological form. \nHis sculptural oeuvre is an exploration of the various motifs that define his body of work composed of elements and characters borrowed from traditional Indian mythologies such as Shiva or Krishna or the saga of Samudra Manthan which explains the origin of the elixir of eternal life re-interpreted in a European fashion exhibiting Burman’s unique visual language. Tales of biblical nature like Noah’s Ark are juxtaposed with the eternal source of Shakti\, goddess Durga depicted in the mother goddess role to Ganesha exuding a dreamlike quality. Burman’s Indian heritage along with his experience in France is a rich wellspring of inspiration for him with figures of the epics featuring in his compositions rendered with a contemporary sensibility\, breathing new life into ancient legends. \nImbued with fantastical elements\, which add surrealist touches to his work\, Sculpted Sagas unveils a new body of work\, a set of relief sculptures created by Sakti Burman showcasing his artistic resplendence. The valour of Durga finds solace in the subtle and stylized rendition of the goddess. In all his relief works\, Burman exhibits a vibrant interplay of distinct cultures choosing to juxtapose elements from all creating an invigorating mise-en-scene of his mystical universe. Accompanying the relief works are free-standing sculptures\, the visual tropes of Ganesha\, Krishna\, and Shiva-Parvati among many others. \nSakti Burman’s art is an expression that captures multiplicities of time and place woven into a truly universal visual language. Burman is the creator of this universe which radiates a sense of exuberant joy featuring myriad stories from his rich repository of memories and myths; it is indeed a saga\, which continues as the artist traverses layers of time\, becoming timeless through his art. \nVenue: Art Alive Gallery \n 
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/art-alive-gallery-presents-sculpted-sagas-a-solo-show-by-the-artist-sakti-burman/
LOCATION:ART ALIVE GALLERY\, S-221\, Gamal Abdel Nasser Marg\, Block S\, Panchsheel Park South\, Panchsheel Park\, New Delhi\, 110017\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231022T190000
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SUMMARY:My Territory - An Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Bruno Art Group presents a solo exhibition by New York-based Israeli artist\, Yigal Ozeri titled\, MY TERRITORY at Bikaner House\, New Delhi. With over 25 paintings\, the focus is on the artist’s personal journey\, exploring people\, nature\, cities\, and moments he’s witnessed. The highlight of this exhibition is a new series of five paintings depicting Delhi\, created exclusively for this exhibition\, showcasing Ozeri’s evolving style and search for his own history. \nDate & Timing: 22nd October\, 2023 | 11 am – 7 pm\nVenue: Bikaner House\, New Delhi\, India\nOrganized by: Bruno Art Group
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/my-territory-an-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:20231018T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231025T190000
DTSTAMP:20231013T105512Z
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SUMMARY:Vishwatma: Arpitha Reddy’s Mural-Style Paintings Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Explore an eight-day art exhibition of “modern murals” created by Hyderabad-based painter\, Arpitha Reddy\, who is advancing the aesthetics of the ancient frescoes of the subcontinent by recreating certain themes and characters from Hindu mythology. \nTitled “Vishwatma“\, Arpitha’s solo show features more than 50 paintings that effectively capture the grandeur of India's legends. Renowned Kuchipudi dancers Raja\, Radha\, and Kaushalya Reddy will inaugurate the show. The curator will provide discussions about the exhibition with a specific goal of helping college students. \nCurator: Uma Nair \nDate: 18-25 October\, 2023 \nVenue: Bikaner House between Pandara Rd\, & Shahjahan Rd\,\nIndia Gate\, New Delhi\, Delhi – 110011 \nTimings:  11:00 AM to 7:00 PM \nNearest Metro Station:  Khan Market \nEntry: Free
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/vishwatma-arpitha-reddys-mural-style-paintings-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:20231014T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231019T180000
DTSTAMP:20230926T085820Z
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SUMMARY:Soulful Sojourn- A Kaleidoscopic Journey Through The Heart & Mind
DESCRIPTION:Soulful Sojourn\, takes connoisseurs on a captivating journey through artworks from three different series- Building Blocks\, Code Un-code and Nature Milange. \nBuilding Blocks\, the first series\, is a collection of landscapes depicting varied topographies and geographical features. From Indian cities to international destinations\, and from urban centres to rural backdrops\, the artworks transport onlookers to a place they have once seen\, and which now remains etched in some distant crevice of their memory. And Anurag achieves this feat without resorting to explicit cues or tell-tale structures. The series\, Code Un-code\, is based around human connections and their underlying emotions. The artist uses vibrant colours and bold images to tell human stories with each artwork. From the need to find joy in the little things that surround us\, to a very contextual take on the impact of technology on our lives\, these artworks are unique in their choice of subject as well as treatment. Nature Milange\, the third series is a quirky take on one of the most harmless and aesthetic offerings of nature – flowers. \nOn view at Gallery-A\, All India Fine Arts & Crafts Society- Rafi Marg\, New Delhi from 14th-19th October 2023
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/soulful-sojourn-a-kaleidoscopic-journey-through-the-heart-mind/
LOCATION:All India Fine Arts & Crafts Society\, 1\, Rafi Marg\, Sansad Marg Area\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230927T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231027T180000
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SUMMARY:Solo Art Exhibitions - On Wings & The Devil in the Detail
DESCRIPTION:Two solo exhibitions by artists Juul Kraijer titled\, On Wings and Anita Dube titled\, The Devil in the Detail on view from September 27\, 2023.Both Dube and Kraijer nurture rich oeuvres around the body as site and situation\, using socio-political and philosophical lenses respectively through which to engage with our conditioned physical identifications and negotiations of the body as material and place\, as well as the intuitive manifestations of embodiment\, including our emotions\, consciousness\, and subjectivity\, which fall into a more visceral category. \nOn Wings: \nDutch artist Juul Kraijer’s images seek to upturn our daily logic and rationality in favour of the incredulity and wonder of a world held beyond belief. She documents staged interactions between a model\, often presented androgynously\, and other sentient beings like birds and butterflies that appear in possession of their own consciousness and deportment. On Wings features a suite of photographs\, collages\, drawings\, and a video work. \nThe Devil in the Detail:\nDelhi-based artist Anita Dube’s oeuvre follows the corporeality of our individual and collective bodies\, encapsulated in language\, memory\, history\, and mythology\, by exploring the body as material and consequence\, as possession and agent. Featuring a series of paintings\, photographs\, and sculptures\, The Devil in the Detail leverages Dube’s art historical relationship with text as an embodiment of a contemporary pulse\, inviting viewers to traverse through the over-amplification and noise of desensitized meanings in speaking truth to power with a fresh perspective\, especially considering recent events in post-colonial India\, which has seen a rise in resistance by different interest groups. \nVenue – D-53 Defence Colony\, New Delhi\nExhibition Open – September 27 – October 27\, 2023\nTimings: 10:00 AM – 06:00 PM; Monday – Saturday
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/solo-art-exhibitions-on-wings-the-devil-in-the-detail/
LOCATION:D-53 Defence Colony\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230922T180000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230922T210000
DTSTAMP:20230920T100250Z
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SUMMARY:Agradoot: Agents of Change
DESCRIPTION:Art Alive Gallery Presents Agradoot: Agents of Change \nArt Alive Gallery brings to you Agradoot: Agents of Change\, Curated By: Dr. Alka Pande\, a group show presenting works by 11 contemporary artists Madhvi Parekh\, Shobha Broota\, Jayashree Chakravarty\, Arpana Caur\, Jayasri Burman\, Tara Sabharwal\, Pranati Panda\, Kanchan Chander\, Sharmi Chowdhury\, Radhika Surana and Ayesha Seth Sen. \nCurated By: Dr. Alka Pande\nMadhvi Parekh | Shobha Broota | Jayashree Chakravarty | Arpana Caur | Jayasri Burman | Tara Sabharwal | Pranati Panda | Kanchan Chander | Sharmi Chowdhury | Radhika Surana | Ayesha Seth Sen \nPreview: Friday\, 22nd September\, 2023 \nThe show will be on view till 23rd October\, 2023 \n 
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/agradoot-agents-of-change/
LOCATION:ART ALIVE GALLERY\, S-221\, Gamal Abdel Nasser Marg\, Block S\, Panchsheel Park South\, Panchsheel Park\, New Delhi\, 110017\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230728T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230804T180000
DTSTAMP:20230623T053512Z
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SUMMARY:Cut From The Same Cloth
DESCRIPTION:Artist: Seema Kohli \nPresented by: GALLERIE NVYA \nIn her own words\, Seema Kohli describes “Cut From The Same Cloth” as a universal odyssey that blurs the boundaries between myth and reality\, self and the other. As a contemporary artist\, Kohli draws inspiration from ancient Indian myths\, delving into themes of beauty\, sensuality\, and spirituality. Her artwork celebrates the female form and Shakti\, the feminine cosmic energy that represents the source of all creation and destruction. \nThe exhibition will showcase a diverse assemblage of artworks\, including 15 pieces meticulously embroidered with silk and cotton threads\, beads\, and sequins on untreated canvas cloth. Additionally\, there will be three large paintings adorned with acrylics\, gold\, and silver leaf on canvas\, as well as two mixed-media works combining painting and embroidery. Kohli’s masterful creations are a visual narrative that beautifully intertwines various elements of life\, spirituality\, and the teachings of revered weaver saints. One of the highlights of the exhibition will be a multidimensional performance at the Bikaner House Amphitheatre. This performance will seamlessly blend animation\, music\, poetry\, and movement to create a truly immersive experience for the audience. \nVenue: Bikaner House\, Center of Contemporary Art\, New Delhi\nDate: 28th July to 4th August 2023
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/cut-from-the-same-cloth/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230727T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230729T200000
DTSTAMP:20230713T072000Z
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SUMMARY:Gifts World Expo
DESCRIPTION:Gifts World Expo is India’s biggest exhibition on gifting and promotional solutions. The specially curated trade show provides a lucrative platform for marquee players looking to scale up their businesses in the B2B gifting and promotion industry to generate targeted leads\, get industry insights\, find sustainable solutions\, and accelerate and enhance their value chain. \nThe show dispenses an extensive range of products\, ideas\, and solutions in a variety of niches in the B2B gifting space. The iconic fair is the ultimate destination for every possible gifting solution: gift items\, souvenirs\, premiums\, novelties\, mementos\, and keepsakes\, and a one-stop rendezvous for promotional solutions in India. Gifts World Expo unites the entire gifting industry under one roof. \n28-29-30 July 2023\, Hall no. 2\, 3\, 4\, Pragati Maidan\, New Delhi\, India
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/gifts-world-expo-2/
LOCATION:Pragati Maidan\, Delhi\, Pragati Maidan\, Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230721T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230817T190000
DTSTAMP:20230713T061419Z
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SUMMARY:Memory Trace / Dapaan (...it is said)
DESCRIPTION:LATITUDE 28 in collaboration with Sakshi Gallery\nPresents\n \nMEMORY TRACE / DAPAAN*(…it is said)\nAnkush Safaya \nConceptual Premise:\nLooking from the bay windows of my studio which is currently on the ninth floor in Baroda\, it seems like the landscape changes every moment I am looking at it. Something very similar to listening to a piece of music or recalling a memory. In this process of looking I establish connections through the observation of the subtle and the nuanced\, confronting the unexpected – a space where the line between the real and the imagined becomes often blurred. \nThings act as triggers for me – ideas that come from my reading and the music I listen to that create spaces of remembrance and memories revisited. It is from here that I gather a data pool of connectives through which I re-establish and re-create for\nmyself. Perhaps it’s a process of looking at myself – both from a perspective of deconstructing a past that holds the imprint of my belonging – as well as imagining via a process of re-assimilation\, a comprehension of life as I am living it. \nAt first glance\, my works breathe stillness. But as the eye trains itself on the picture plane these flat surfaces become activated linear whispers that assume kinetic energies and suggest poetic missives of human experience. My training as an engineer exposed technology to me in a way that made me engage with an abstract world\, wherein circuit boards translated into Mondrian’s paintings\, and jumbled wires became reminiscent of a Jackson Pollock-painted surface. I play with deconstructing\nstructures\, sculptural forms\, mechanisms around me and then reconstruct them in my head as new forms\, keeping balance and rhythm as crucial elements within this exercise. I ideate the concept in a three-dimensional process of thought. \nThis then over time undergoes a series of metamorphic transformations to articulate itself as I desire\, onto a two-dimensional surface. I can best describe (because I find it difficult to put this into words) that there is an osmosis of learning that I arrive at through my work. It leads me to find methodologies of structuring language and choosing material. \nThe optics of illusion that makes two-dimensional lines appear to have movement or suggest a three-dimensional space – where the conjuring of a visual tactility seduces the eye. My work is about the conflict\, as it is about the calm. \nI identify with a politics that regards human life and the dignity of its preservation as important. Many of the works in this exhibition come from texts that I extract from my readings – books that are mostly political and historical – and works of fiction from geographical territories which have narratives of the histories of conflict and turmoil. These texts create a journey back and forth in time\, sometimes a sense of loss and sometimes a sense of connection. The texts I select from larger passages of writing undergo a series of transformations using Morse code as a method to re-write them. I then inscribe these texts through varied ways. Sometimes articulated via the carbon of graphite pencils making nuanced lines on the paper surface or  mechanism of burning the paper using laser – which is fed by instructions via these codes- that then creates burnt marks on paper\, or perforations on these layered sheets of gateway paper which become a metaphor to skin; or the rhythm of layered translucent papers that become a palimpsest that suggests the altered. Multiple layers of these codes then transform to become multiple layers of memory on each surface – like a landscape of floating rhythms. \n— Ankush Safaya\, 2023 \n(*Dapaan is a colloquial Kashmiri word\, a vernacular idiom\, used frequently in everyday life; often used to begin any story that is fact or fiction.) \nArtist Bio:\n“MEMORY TRACE / DAPAAN*(…it is said) by artist Ankush Safaya is a show that blurs the boundaries between reality and imagination\, taking viewers on a captivating journey. Having observed Ankush’s work for over the years\, I am glad that we are finally showcasing his practice in this new exhibition. Ankush’s art serves as a catalyst\, triggering memories and creating immersive spaces of remembrance. Drawing from personal experiences\, literature\, and music\, the artist weaves a tapestry of connections\, deconstructing and reimagining the past while exploring the intricacies of life. Safaya’s works exude a serene stillness\, yet upon closer examination\, they pulsate with kinetic energy\, conveying poignant messages of human experience. With his unique blend of engineering and artistic vision\, Ankush reconstructs structures and mechanisms\, giving birth to new forms characterised by balance and rhythm. This exhibition\, MEMORY TRACE / DAPAAN*(…it is said)\, is a testament to Safaya’s mastery of transforming thought into expressive art\, inviting viewers to embark on their own introspective journey of memories and connections.” \n— Bhavna Kakar\, Founder LATITUDE 28 \nAbout LATITUDE 28\nSince its inception in 2010\, LATITUDE 28 has been promoting creative dialogue and presenting dynamic exhibitions that focus on contemporary art from South Asia. Founded by art historian Bhavna Kakar\, LATITUDE 28 has become synonymous with cutting-edge art from the region\, seeking fresh perspectives and innovative thinking in its attempt to stimulate interest in new waves of art making and provides a horizontal environment where artists are encouraged to contextualize and experiment with medium and material\, positioning them within historical and contemporary frameworks that critically respond to the canon. When making programmatic decisions\, LATITUDE 28 seeks to promote diversity through building a community and culture that is inclusive of all groups and individuals. Keeping with its wider role as an institution dedicated to the arts\, LATITUDE 28 has paved the way for active collaborations between artists from Iran\, Pakistan\, Nepal\, Sri Lanka\, and India through its curated shows and outreach events. The gallery\, thus\, continues to work towards making art accessible and inclusive to larger audiences and our patrons\, with exhibitions strategically located at the nexus where artists\, their work\, art institutions\, collectors\, and many different publics intersect. \nVenue: LATITUDE 28\nF-208\, First Floor\, Lado Sarai\, New Delhi – 110030 \nExhibition Open: 21 July – 12 August 2023\nTimings: Monday to Saturday\, 11 AM – 7 PM
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/memory-trace-dapaan-it-is-said/
LOCATION:LATITUDE 28\, F-208\, First Floor\, Lado Sarai\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110030
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230727T190000
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SUMMARY:Modern Art Gallery presents “Landscapes in Flux”
DESCRIPTION:Modern Art Gallery presents “Landscapes in Flux” \nAn exhibition that brings together twelve contemporary artists hailing from different directions of the country to explore the idea of how landscapes and architectural designs are perceived from an artist’s glasses. \nModern Art Gallery launches its new vertical MAG Contemporary. \nOur vision for MAG Contemporary is guided by our desire to expand our cultural horizons and creative energy to build a collaborative institution that seeks to present art that challenges and inspires while developing a collection of contemporary art. With our inaugural exhibition\, MAG Contemporary brings together twelve artists hailing from different directions of the country to present to you “Landscapes in Flux”; the idea of how landscapes and architectural designs are perceived from an artist’s glasses\, has been a journey that has made us conscious not just of the undefeatable muse within the versatility of our culture\, but also of the art in architecture that psychologically influences and moulds an artist’s perception of the world. \nDiptej Vernekar’s geomorphological exploration of the ever-metamorphosing landscape of his coastal hometown\, along with his keen sense of visual narration\, bring together his collection of artworks in charcoal\, that unveils the truth in the traditional telling of a tale and its eventual retelling. He achieves this by his method of drawing and sweeping parts away\, making patterns that grow\, as if by themselves\, into these intense drawings. \nJignesh Panchal’s work is a blend of architectural influences from a childhood spent gazing at the marvels of Indian architectonics. His artwork has vibrance and depth at once\, the way he uses the medium says a lot about the intersectional philological perception that is at the epicentre of contemporary art. \nCapturing fleeting moments and a perspective that oscillates between hard facts and his personal musings and fiction\, Madhurjya Dey believes in the power of being pivoted at a distance\, observing the sparse universe of a small town in an introspective manner. Madhurjya’ s experimental methodology is what makes him a forerunner\, he uses photographs as inspiration and draws landscapes that are poetic and urge contemplation. \nMayadhar Sahu is a seasoned artist of substantive premise dealing with multiple mediums and perspectives at once. The creations of Mayadhar Sahu are exquisite extractions of ancient Indian architecture mainly pertaining to the traditional temples and other places of worship. His extensive architectural and archaeological knowledge teams with his signature sense of style and his mastery of craftsmanship leading towards a reticulation of artefacts that are in themselves filled with hints of our creative historical evolution and his personal take on architecture itself. \nA confluence of Indo-Islamic culture can be witnessed in the works of Sachin Pandey who reimagines architectural masterpieces of Hyderabad\, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat\, and brings forth a miniaturist’s take on this very fusion of elements. Sachin Pandey presents us with a revisionist historical perspective of what could have been\, through the convergence of these two cultures in a homogenised manner. \nUntitled\, Tsering Negi\, Lithograph\, 18×22 in \nTsering is a master printmaker and lithographer\, and his strong connect with his mountain roots is evident throughout his practice. Playing the notions of scale and points of view\, his two bodies of work that are part of this exhibition offer alternating vantage points to reflect on issues of ecology and climate change. The birds eye view of landscapes- whether the city lights or the river basin\, sit in contrast with the detailed decorative portraits of women in the Rear Window Series\, both reflecting on that which is at stake of being lost. As one meditates on each of the Rear window portraits\, crucial details begin to emerge\, the floral patterns of the dress blend into skyscraper like cacti\, with a cloud of hovering smoke. Cats hid in plain sight and roses bloom everywhere\, defying science and its logic. He speaks to the absurdity of his life in Delhi\, where he recently moved\, with its alarming air pollution levels which have forced him to bring the outside into the controlled environment of the indoors. \nKeerti Pooja’s etchings refuse to be bordered by gravity and a single perspective; she creates a world of fantasy that allows for deep self-introspection. Building on her sketches of people\, faces and their public lives\, she taxidermies their memories in etchings\, bringing to life an upside-down world\, where people are often defined by their belongings. She engages with the perplexities of city life\, and the chaos that surrounds us\, her repetitive strokes reinforcing the internal conflicts of her subjects. Locating and In Search of\, both are extensions of her fascination by the “bazaar”\, with hawkers\, vendors\, wanderers\, she painstakingly attempts to capture their routines and practices. With keen interest in the rhythm of the daily cycle\, Pooja’s aims to foreground the centrality of these workers in the functioning of city life. \nSteal me from their stares and mute them into night\, Bhaskar Boldoi\, 18×18 in\, Oil on Canvas \nBhaskar’s works are a dive into the mysticism and mysteries expressed that surround us. He borrows from movies\, books\, stage plays\, music and personal experiences to build an image that is brutally vivid yet a metaphorical depiction of our society and the prevalent socio-political and religious landscape of our nation. \nLeena Raj R believes that it is the journey of experiences from childhood to the present that defines the marked space we like to call “Home”. Her definition of “Home” is perhaps a dream beyond any boundaries and thus in constructing this particular space\, we intentionally cast-out and shut the door on a lot of other things. But the “Home” is not just a restricted territory of unified/homogenized identities\, it is also one of synced/unsynced existences resulting from the affection of camaraderie or the contradictions of unfamiliarity within the interactions of its other members. Leena’s painting depicts a “Home” that opens its door to all directions. \nAbdulla. P. A. arrives at such an aesthetic enterprise that is curatorial in attitude. He curates nature as forms of objects ‘found natural’. Objects and machines of human invention sometimes employ a programming that mimics the forms of nature. What happens when the ego-centric human agency in making art is consciously erased for a non-invasive human understanding of nature? One starts re-looking at ‘natural programs’ visible on objects. But putting them in an ‘art context’ is a different exercise. Again\, nature looks like a collectible item\, thus back into a human design. \nA resin artist and a former architect\, Harmans works are primarily experimental\, and resin helps her explore endless visual interpretations Working with amorphous and meandering shapes allow her to break free the structure of set societal and familial norms\, more so for women\, and glide into my own inchoate mould of life. Her practice finds its focal point in the manipulation of resin\, which plays a critical role in the material translation of my vision. This medium allows for speculation and cast into curvilinear pieces\, and thus dispenses a relation between the two and play with the new formations\, as opposed to her journey as an architect where the draft to translation of designed space/edifice was primarily in perpendiculars. \nAware of the vast and rich legacy of Indian Miniature Paintings\, Divya engages with the tradition\, crafting a unique visual language\, and painting on themes that are personal yet universal\, carefully referencing select imagery to convey meaning and symbolism through her work. A surreal beauty emerges in Divya’s work; she proposes something sublime and mature in hue\, expressing balance and flow in pattern repetition\, using colours in ways that are striking yet soothing. In an ongoing series\, she extends her vision to contemplative yet whimsical landscapes that offer circular realms of escape. As a deep-sea diver the circularity of unending underwater life offers her a contemplation on our personal and universal existential attempts\, of ordering the microcosm of our lives with the macrocosm of the universe’s life. This is the essence of her work\, an endeavour to bring positivity\, beauty and joy into this world \nThe sheer nature of the medium and its processes; the physical act of its pouring\, progressively translates into a pour of a sentiment\, a dormant thought\, a latent emotion. This is both figurative\, and literal\, and comes to be defined by the nuances in the physical pour itself. These subtle instructions\, mutating within the boundless fluidity of the material\, manifest into art that\, while free of any definitive or intended formwork\, preserves the essence of that subconscious emotion. \nBy far our most exquisite curation\, it is a homage to the glory of India’s rich architectural history and its myriad of perceptions from a naturalistic lens. The works thus presented are a mesh of chronicles and a stimulus to intrigue for generations to come\, rousing a sense of wonder around art in the multicultural Indian diaspora. \nDates: 21st -27th July 2023\nVenue: The Gallery\, Ground Floor\, Main Building\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/landscapes-in-flux/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Teej and Rakhi - Fashion & Lifestyle Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Experience the epitome of style and elegance at the Teej and Rakhi – Fashion & Lifestyle Exhibition\, taking place in the heart of Noida at Radisson Blu in Sec 18\, Noida on 13th July 2023. Immerse yourself in a mesmerizing array of fashion\, accessories\, home decor\, Kids’ wear\, artifacts and much more exhibited by established & upcoming handpicked designers. Discover unique and exquisite creations that will help you redefine your style for the season. Indulge in a day of unparalleled shopping & celebration of beauty and sophistication where fashion takes center stage as we greet this festive season. \nEntry: Free for all \nDate: 13th July 2023\nTiming : 11 am to 8 pm \nVenue: Radisson Blu Sector 18\, Noida
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/teej-and-rakhi-fashion-lifestyle-exhibition/
LOCATION:Radisson Blu\, L\, 2\, Pocket J\, Sector 18\, Noida\, Uttar Pradesh\, 201301\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Fairs
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230508T103000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230701T190000
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SUMMARY:The Babu and the Bazaar - Art From 19th and Early 20th Century Bengal
DESCRIPTION:In The Babu & The Bazaar\, watercolour pats – both religious and secular – are placed alongside comparable works across the genres of commissioned oil painting and mass-produced prints\, as well as reverse-glass paintings of possible Chinese origins. By exploring iconography\, we attempt to unravel part of Calcutta’s history\, its culture\, class biases\, and gendered hierarchies. The artworks in the exhibition over one hundred years old are registered historical artifacts\, which will not be exported from India. \n\nVenue: DAG\, Windsor Place\n22A\, Janpath Road\, Windsor Place\, New Delhi 110001\nDate: 8 May – 1 July\nTiming: 10.30 am – 7:00 pm \n\nARTISTS\nA. P. Bagchi\nAnonymous\nAnonymous (Bengal Lithographs)\nAnonymous (Early Bengal)\nAnonymous (Kalighat Pats)\nB. C. Law\nBamapada Banerjee\nBat-tala Print\nBengal Lithograph\nBengal Oleographs\nCalcutta Art Studio\nEarly Bengal Oils\nKalighat Pats
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/the-babu-and-the-bazaar-art-from-19th-and-early-20th-century-bengal/
LOCATION:DAG\, Windsor Place\, 22A\, Janpath Road\, Windsor Place
CATEGORIES:Art & Literature,Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Reveries of Quaintness
DESCRIPTION:Reveries of Quaintness\, at Art Alive Gallery x The Quorum Gurgaon. The exhibition will feature the works of six eminent artists from Vadodara – Apurva Desai\, Jignesh Panchal\, Vipul Badva\, Dushyant Patel\, Yash Jani and Chetan Mevada. \nReveries of Quaintness explores the different elements of existence in a metropolis\, including the quietude of a quaint corner in the street\, the hustle and bustle of a crowded cityscape\, and the internal quest for serenity. Through their artworks\, the artists explore their quotidian experiences in the urban context. \nThe exhibition will be on view from April 12th to May 20th\, 2023\, at Art Alive Gallery x The Quorum Gurgaon. This is a unique opportunity to view the works of these talented artists and gain insight into their creative process. \nDates: April 12th to May 20th\, 2023\nVenue: The Quorum\, Two Horizon Center\, First Floor\, Golf Course Rd\, DLF Phase 5\, Sector 43\, Gurugram\, Haryana (122002)
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/reveries-of-quaintness/
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:20230410T090000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230430T213000
DTSTAMP:20230410T101449Z
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SUMMARY:Van Gogh 360 - NCR
DESCRIPTION:Van Gogh 360 is an immersive experience featuring the work of one of the most famous and influential figures in the history of Western art. Vincent Van Gogh’s paintings are housed in galleries and collections around the globe. Van Gogh 360 brings over 300 of his most popular works together in a dynamic show that is not to be missed. Come surround yourself in Van Gogh. \nVenue: DLF Cybercity: Gurugram \nThe exhibit dates are from 10th April to 30th April 2023. \nThe exhibit is designed to take approx 45 minutes to 1 hour for the full experience. \nThe exhibit will be open from 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM\, (the last entry is at 9:00 PM).
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/van-gogh-360-ncr/
LOCATION:DLF Cybercity: Gurugram\, Haryana\, Haryana\, 122022
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230408T103000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230408T183000
DTSTAMP:20230405T111950Z
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SUMMARY:Imaging South Asia Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Co-organized in conjunction with the ongoing exhibition\, “Pop South Asia: Artistic Explorations in the Popular\,” co-curated by Iftikhar Dadi and Roobina Karode in collaboration with Sharjah Art Foundation\, and the launch of the 2023 reader\, “Unframed: Discovering Image Practices in South Asia\,” edited by Rahaab Allana\, co-produced by the Alkazi Foundation for the Arts and HarperCollins Publishers India. \nThis one-day symposium in collaboration with The Alkazi Foundation for the Arts explores present modes of inquiry related to the ‘place’ South Asia\, and the ‘idea’ of subcontinental identity as engaged through practice. \nSession details:\nSession 1: New Images and Media\nSpeakers: Abdul Halik Azeez | Sheelasha Rajbhandari | Rashmi Devi Sawhney\nModerator: Shohini Ghosh \nSession 2: Placemaking and Personal History\nSpeakers: Diwas Raja KC | Sandev Handy | Farah Mulla\nModerator: Nancy Adajania \nSession 3: Diaspora and Post-Coloniality\nSpeakers: Jeanno Gaussi (Online)|Tanzim Wahab(Online)|Sasanka Perera\nModerator: Sabeena Gadihoke \nBook Discussion of 2023 reader – Unframed: Discovering Image Practices in South Asia\nSpeakers: Rahaab Allana (editor) in conversation with Arushi Vats \nSaturday\, 8 April 2023 10:45 am – 6:15 pm\nKiran Nadar Museum of Art Saket\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/imaging-south-asia/
LOCATION:Kiran Nadar Museum of Art\, 145\, DLF South Court Mall Saket\, Saket District Centre\, Saket\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110017
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230325T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230331T200000
DTSTAMP:20230321T120553Z
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SUMMARY:CIMA ART MELA
DESCRIPTION:CIMA ART MELA CIMA Art Gallery presents one of the largest Affordable Art Fairs of India\, featuring over 60 artists from across India – Paintings\, Graphics\, Digital Prints & Traditional Arts. Showcase over 1\,500 artworks\, representing both contemporary and traditional paintings\, graphics\, printmaking\, digital prints\, and photography. \n25th – 31st March | Visual Arts Gallery – India Habitat Centre
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/cima-art-mela/
LOCATION:India Habitat Centre New Delhi\, Lodhi Road\, Near Sai Mandir\, Delhi\, 110003\, India
CATEGORIES:Art & Literature,Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230314T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230327T200000
DTSTAMP:20230320T045058Z
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SUMMARY:National Handloom Expo
DESCRIPTION:National Handloom Development Corporation Limited (A Government of India Undertaking\, Ministry of Textile) organizing\nNational Handloom Expo- Exhibition cum sale of Handlooms and Handicrafts \nHandloom products for the summer at National Handloom Expo- Exhibition cum sale of Handlooms and Handicrafts directly by the Weaves & Artisans.\nThe event will be held between 14th-27th Mar 2023 (11 AM to 8 PM) at Handloom Haat\, Janpath\, New Delhi. \nVenue: Handloom Haat Janpath\, New Delhi\nEntry Free
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/national-handloom-expo/
LOCATION:Handloom Haat Janpath\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Fairs,Free Event
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