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SUMMARY:Mapped by Tide and Time-a solo exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Mapped by Tide and Time\, a solo exhibition of works by Vishakha Apte\, curated by Ina Puri. The exhibition will first be presented at Jehangir Art Gallery\, Mumbai from 14th to 20th April 2026\, and will subsequently travel to Gallery Ragini\, New Delhi\, where it will be on view from 25th April to 30th May 2026. \nBringing together over three decades of practice\, the exhibition spans painting\, printmaking\, paper constructions\, and ceramics\, offering a comprehensive view of Apte’s deeply process-led and material-driven approach. Her work resists spectacle\, instead unfolding as a quiet yet powerful meditation on presence\, tactility\, and the conditions of being. Moving from early printmaking into layered surfaces and sculptural forms\, and later into ceramics\, her practice reflects an evolving engagement with material\, where form is discovered rather than imposed. \nCurated by Ina Puri\, the exhibition traces a significant trajectory within Apte’s oeuvre—from fragmented figuration and solitary forms to works that suggest connection\, growth\, and spatial presence. Rooted in lived experience and shaped by an intimacy with materials\, her works invite a slower\, more attentive encounter. \nExhibition Details:\nMapped by Tide and Time\nA Solo Exhibition by Vishakha Apte\nCurated by Ina Puri \nNew Delhi\nGallery Ragini\, Lado Sarai\n25th April – 30th May 2026 \nMap:
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/mapped-by-tide-and-time-a-solo-exhibition/
LOCATION:Gallery Ragini\, Lado Sari
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Echoes of Past and Future – A Group Exhibition of Modern & Contemporary Art
DESCRIPTION:Echoes of Past and Future\, a group exhibition of modern and contemporary art. The exhibition will open with a preview on Friday\, 24 April 2026 at Divine Art Gallery\, New Delhi\, and will remain on view until 10 May 2026. \nThe exhibition brings together works by well-known Indian artists such as Raza\, Ram Kumar\, Souza\, Krishen Khanna\, Sunil Das\, A Ramachandran\, Paramjit Singh\, Anjolie Ela Menon\, Manu Parekh\, Himmat Shah\, and others. It also includes selected works by senior contemporary artists including Yusuf and Ashok Bhowmick\, among others. \nThe show presents a wide range of artistic styles and ideas. The works include paintings\, drawings\, and sculptures that reflect different periods and approaches in Indian art. The exhibition allows viewers to see both older and newer art practices side by side. \nArtists like Anjolie Ela Menon present calm and thoughtful figures\, while Manu Parekh’s landscapes show strong use of colour and energy. Sculptures by Himmat Shah add a strong material presence to the show. Together\, these works create a mix of different visual voices and experiences. \nEchoes of Past and Future offers visitors a chance to look at how Indian modern and contemporary art has developed over time\, and how different generations of artists continue to shape its direction. Together\, these works not only echo the past but also gesture towards evolving futures and emerging visual possibilities. \nEvent Details \nExhibition Title: Echoes of Past and Future\nPreview: Friday\, 24 April 2026 | 6:30 PM onwards\nExhibition Dates: 24 April – 10 May 2026\nTimings: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Open Daily)\nVenue: Divine Art Gallery\nF-213A\, Old M.B. Road\, Lado Sarai\, New Delhi – 110030
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/echoes-of-past-and-future-a-group-exhibition-of-modern-contemporary-art/
LOCATION:Divine Art Gallery\, Lado Sarai
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260501T200000
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SUMMARY:Art Vanguards of Rajasthan – Rasa Panchaka
DESCRIPTION:Art Vanguards of Rajasthan – Rasa Panchaka – The art exhibition brings together five artists—Shail Choyal\, Ankit Patel\, Purna Chandra Kishan\, Dharmendra Rathore\, and Chandra Shekhar Sain—whose works reflect different perspectives rooted in tradition\, memory\, and lived experience. The idea of “Rasa Panchaka” draws from five distinct artistic expressions\, each exploring a unique emotional and cultural essence. \nShail Choyal reinterprets the structure and detailing of Rajasthani miniature painting in a contemporary format. Ankit Patel’s sculptures are shaped by memories of rural life\, capturing everyday moments and personal journeys. \nPurna Chandra Kishan’s paintings explore the relationship between Nari and Prakriti\, often presenting them as interconnected forms\, while also reflecting on environmental concerns through calm\, layered landscapes. Dharmendra Rathore’s work draws from mythology and philosophical traditions\, including Buddhist thought\, to create narratives that connect past and present. \nChandra Shekhar Sain works across terracotta and painting\, combining elements of Rajasthani folk traditions with contemporary themes\, focusing on rural life\, culture\, and human emotion. Together\, the exhibition presents a mix of practices that engage with tradition while responding to contemporary ideas. \nArt Vanguards of Rajasthan – Rasa Panchaka\, curated by Nikhat Ansari\, will be held from 24th to 30th April 2026 at the Visual Art Gallery\, India Habitat Centre\, New Delhi. The exhibition opens on 24th April at 5:00 PM and will remain on view daily from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/art-vanguards-of-rajasthan-rasa-panchaka/
LOCATION:India Habitat Centre New Delhi\, Lodhi Road\, Near Sai Mandir\, Delhi\, 110003\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260424T113000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260501T180000
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SUMMARY:Origin of Desire: Japanese Artist Mari Ito’s First Solo Exhibition in India
DESCRIPTION:Origin of Desire\, the first solo exhibition in India by Japanese artist Mari Ito\, presented by GEEK/ART New Delhi\, on view from 24 April to 1t  May 2026 at The Ballroom\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi. \nCurrently based in Barcelona\, Ito presents a body of sculptural works alongside large and small-format paintings that unfold a world of biological extravagance\, surreal flowers with human-like faces\, swelling organic forms\, and luminous colour fields. Rooted in traditional Nihonga techniques\, her practice involves layering pigments\, sumi ink\, and nikawa on Oguni washi\, preserving the rigour of Japanese craftsmanship while expanding its visual language. \nExhibition Details: \nTitle: Origin of Desire\nParticipating artist: Mari Ito\nDates: 24 April – 1 May 2026\nTimings: 11:00 am – 6:30 pm\nVenue: The Ballroom\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi \nMari Ito’s work stages desire as a primal force\, unfolding through whimsical compositions of seeds\, pods\, and cellular rhythms. Her iconography insists on forms that exceed boundaries\, proposing desire as a hybrid\, multi-directional vitality that mutates\, sprouts\, and leaks. Her biomorphic world challenges narratives of restraint and obedience\, bringing forth an interiority shaped by the erotic\, the psychic\, and the cellular. \nHer practice echoes Japanese surrealism and folkloric animism while engaging with post-war avant-garde tendencies to rupture the boundaries of the body. Distinctly feminist in its approach\, her work reclaims the floral and the decorative as sites of mutation and political charge. \nThis exhibition also marks an important moment for GEEK/ART\, as it launches its independent programming in India\, bringing new artistic voices from across Asia into conversation with local audiences.
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/origin-of-desire-japanese-artist-mari-itos-first-solo-exhibition-in-india/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:प्रक्रिया / Process - Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Shrine Empire’s new gallery space in Defence Colony\, New Delhi\, where architecture takes centre stage in redefining how art is experienced. The gallery\, designed by AD100 architect Vritima Wadhwa\, Founder and Design Principal of Project 810\, will open to the public on 22 April 2026 with its inaugural exhibition प्रक्रिया / Process\, on view until 23 May 2026. \nExhibition Details:\nTitle: प्रक्रिया / Process\nDates: 22 April – 23 May 2026\nVenue: B-24\, Defence Colony\, New Delhi 110024 \nप्रक्रिया / Process reflects on process as both method and meaning\, bringing into dialogue a wide range of practices rooted in the South Asian context. The exhibition features works by the gallery’s roster of artists\, whose practices emphasise process\, research\, and the conceptual use of media and material. \nThe show features artists including Amitava\, Anoli Perera\, Arun Dev\, Awdhesh Tamrakar\, Baaraan Ijlal\, Divya Singh\, Hema Shironi\, Moonis Ijlal\, Nandita Kumar\, Neerja Kothari\, Paribartana Mohanty\, Ranjana Thapalyal\, Renuka Rajiv\, Sajan Mani\, Samanta Batra Mehta\, Sangita Maity\, Sarker Protick\, Shruti Mahajan\, and Tayeba Begum Lipi. \nConceived as a departure from the conventional white cube\, the 2\,400 sq. ft. space foregrounds experience\, layering materiality\, light\, and spatial rhythm to create an environment that invites pause\, reflection\, and sustained engagement. From a striking entry descent to intimate reading and lounge areas\, the space is envisioned not just as a site for exhibition\, but as a space for dialogue and deeper interaction with art. \nWith this new space\, founders Anahita Taneja and Shefali Somani continue to shape Shrine Empire as a discursive platform\, one that encourages audiences to engage more meaningfully with artists and their processes\, extending beyond viewing into dialogue\, exchange\, and everyday presence.
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LOCATION:B-24 Defence Colony
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260416T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260430T190000
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SUMMARY:Cross Connections\,  a showcase of antique art and textile
DESCRIPTION:Gallery Vayu presents Cross Connections\, a showcase of the personal collection of Mahijit Singh & Nalin Tomar\, co-owners of the Delhi-based antique art and textile gallery\, Krishna. The exhibition will be on view starting 16th April (Thursday) and runs upto 30th April (Thursday) 2026 at Gallery Vayu\, Lodhi Road. \nCross Connections brings together works from their four-decade-long engagement. The exhibition focuses on hand-painted\, printed\, mordant-dye and resist-dyed textiles. It does not attempt a comprehensive survey\, but reflects a consistent approach recognising quality with clarity and pursuing it with persistence. Over time\, works from Mahijit Singh & Nalin Tomar’s collection have entered significant public and private collections in India and internationally\, including the British Museum and the Museum of Modern Art. \nThe exhibition continues Gallery Vayu’s focus on textile traditions and material histories\, with attention to process\, skill and the life of cloth. \nExhibition Details: \nDate: 16th (Thursday) – 30th April (Thursday)\, 2026\nTime: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM\, open 7 days a week\nVenue: Gallery Vayu | 14\, Main Market\, Lodhi Road\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/cross-connections-a-showcase-of-antique-art-and-textile/
LOCATION:Gallery vayu
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260412T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260420T190000
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SUMMARY:Staged Realities - A Solo Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Dhoomimal Gallery presents Staged Realities\, a solo exhibition by Nayanaa Kanodia\, opening April 11 at CCA\, Bikaner House. Curated by Archana Khare-Ghose\, the show marks the artist’s return to New Delhi after nearly two decades. \nA pioneer of Naïve Art in India\, Kanodia is known for her distinctive visual language that captures the many layers of Mumbai—from its bustling streets to the private worlds of its elite. Blending sensitivity with gentle humour\, her works reflect on class\, gender\, and the rhythms of urban life. \nNayanaa Kanodia says “My work has always come from observing the world around me\, especially a city like Mumbai which is always in flux. I’m drawn to small moments\, everyday situations\, and the many contradictions that exist within them. Over time\, these observations turn into detailed\, almost staged compositions where reality blends with imagination. This exhibition brings together works from different phases of my journey\, but what connects them is a continued curiosity about people\, their spaces\, and the subtle stories they carry.” \nBringing together a selection of recent and earlier works\, the exhibition offers a glimpse into her evolving practice and long-standing engagement with the city. \nBringing together a selection of recent and earlier works\, Staged Realities offers a comprehensive glimpse into Kanodia’s evolving practice. The exhibition reflects her long-standing engagement with Mumbai while also highlighting her unique ability to document social realities through a deeply personal and accessible visual language. \nExhibition Details\nDate – 12th – 20th April 2026\nTime – 11 am – 07pm\nVenue – CCA\, Ground Floor\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/staged-realities-a-solo-exhibition/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260409T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260415T190000
DTSTAMP:20260324T135602Z
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SUMMARY:Portraits in Time: Power\, Presence\, and Identity Across Centuries
DESCRIPTION:Portraits in Time: Power\, Presence\, and Identity Across Centuries\, a forthcoming exhibition curated by Sonali Batra\, opening at LTC\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi on 8th April 2026. \nBringing together fifty works spanning centuries and geographies\, the exhibition creates a cross-continental\, cross-century conversation on portraiture. Tracing the evolution of the human face as a site of expression\, power\, and memory\, Portraits in Time approaches portraiture not as a fixed genre but as an evolving inquiry into identity and visibility. \nInstalled chronologically\, the exhibition unfolds as a visual journey through time—from early European academic realism to modernist expression and contemporary reinterpretations of the human image. Through this trajectory\, the exhibition explores how portraiture has shifted from formal representation to a space for psychological depth and conceptual reflection. \nThe exhibition features works by leading Indian and international artists including Krishen Khanna\, Anjolie Ela Menon\, Hemen Mazumdar\, Jamini Prakash Gangooly\, F. N. Souza\, Abalal Rahiman\, M. F. Pithawalla\, K. R. Ravi Varma\, Rabin Mondal\, Shobha Broota\, Tom Vattakuzhy\, Terry Turrell\, Kaori Someya\, Pavel Bulva\, Francesca Schiffrin and several others\, presenting a rare opportunity to experience portraiture across diverse artistic traditions and historical moments. \nExhibition Details\nTitle: Portraits in Time: Power\, Presence\, and Identity Across Centuries\nCurator: Sonali Batra\nVenue: LTC\, Bikaner House\, Pandara Road\, New Delhi\nExhibition Dates: 9th-15th April 2026\nTimings: Monday to Sunday\, 11 AM – 7 PM
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/portraits-in-time-power-presence-and-identity-across-centuries/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260408T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260429T190000
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SUMMARY:The Friend That I Never Had - Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:The Friend That I Never Had\, a solo project by Neha Sahai\, opening on 7th April and on view until 28th April 2026 at EDGE\, LATITUDE 28\, New Delhi. \nThe exhibition brings together a new body of work that explores intimacy\, companionship\, and the forms of connection that remain unresolved or imagined. Working with a reduced visual language of flattened colour fields\, softened contours\, and minimal detail\, Sahai constructs quiet yet emotionally charged spaces where figures exist in states of proximity without resolution. \nAcross the paintings\, recurring hybrid presences move fluidly between human\, animal\, and mythic forms. These figures function as emotional carriers of memory\, projection\, and substitute intimacy\, allowing Sahai to build a deeply personal visual vocabulary that sits between autobiography and fiction. Extending beyond the canvas\, the artist’s studio becomes part of the exhibition itself\, offering viewers an intimate entry point into her process. By bringing the space of making into the gallery\, the exhibition situates the works within the lived rhythms of repetition\, return\, and sustained engagement. The Friend That I Never Had creates a contemplative field where closeness remains partial\, meanings unfold gradually\, and relationships exist in quiet suspension. \nExhibition Details\nTitle: The Friend That I Never Had\nArtist: Neha Sahai\nVenue: EDGE\, LATITUDE 28\, Lado Sarai\, New Delhi\nPreview: 7th April 2026\, 6 PM onwards\nExhibition Dates: 7th – 28th April 2026\nTimings: Monday to Sunday\, 11 AM – 7 PM
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/the-friend-that-i-never-had-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:LATITUDE 28\, F-208\, First Floor\, Lado Sarai\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110030
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260321T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260325T180000
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SUMMARY:Space Making : Making Space - A Group Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Space Making : Making Space\, a group exhibition curated by Mumbai-based interior architect and exhibition designer Kunal Shah\, on view from 21 March to 25 April 2026 at Gallery Art Motif\, New Delhi. \nBringing together a diverse constellation of artists\, architects\, and designers\, including RMA Architects\, Maitreyi Desai\, Stem Design Studio\, Pooja Iranna\, Araish Jaipur\, Indrajit Khambe\, Chiaki Maki\, Percy Pithawala\, Tilak Samarawickrema\, and Shalina S Vichitra\, the exhibition explores how space is conceived\, constructed\, and continually reimagined across physical\, social\, and spiritual dimensions. \nExhibition details: \nTitle: Space Making : Making Space\nParticipation artists: RMA Architects | MAITREYI DESAI | STEM DESIGN | POOJA IRANNA | ARAISH JAIPUR | INDRAJIT KHAMBE | CHIAKI MAKI | PERCY PITHAWALA | PRABHAVALI| TILAK SAMARAWICKREMA | SHALINA S VICHITRA\nDates: 21 March – 25 April 2026\nCurator: Kunal Shah\nVenue: Gallery Art Motif\, A1-178 Safdarjung Enclave\, Fourth Floor\, New Delhi\nTiming: 10 AM – 6 PM \nMoving fluidly across disciplines such as architecture\, sculpture\, textiles\, and photography\, the show foregrounds space not merely as a backdrop\, but as an active\, evolving construct shaped by material\, memory\, and human (and non-human) presence. Highlights include RMA Architects’ Hathigaon\, a habitat designed for elephants and their mahouts; Pooja Iranna’s layered explorations of urban form; and Indrajit Khambe’s documentation of rural spatial ingenuity through everyday practices.
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/space-making-making-space-a-group-exhibition/
LOCATION:Gallery Art Motif\, A1-178 Safdarjung Enclave\, Fourth Floor\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260317T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260324T200000
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SUMMARY:Artspeaks India-Shruti Gupta Chandra Solo Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Where does the mind stop and the world begin\, a solo exhibition of recent paintings by Shruti Gupta Chandra\, opening on Tuesday\, 17 March 2026 at 5:00 PM at Sridharani Triveni Kala Sangam\, New Delhi. The exhibition\, with curatorial advisory support from Ashwini Pai Bahadur\, will remain on view until 24 March 2026. \nThis new body of abstract work marks a significant transition in Shruti’s practice—from earlier figurative explorations to a fully intuitive and immersive abstraction. Anchored by an essay from art historian Lina Vincent\, the exhibition reflects on the philosophical and spiritual dimensions of her process. Working across acrylic\, oil\, watercolour\, pastel\, collage\, and mixed media\, Shruti creates luminous compositions where gesture\, repetition\, and movement evoke cycles of becoming and dissolution. Her four-decade engagement with both visual art and Kathak dance informs a dynamic dialogue between rhythm and mark-making. \nWhere does the mind stop and the world begin offers viewers an encounter with an artist in transformative motion—mapping inner landscapes that feel at once intimate and expansive. \nExhibition Details\nTitle: Where does the mind stop and the world begin\nArtist: Shruti Gupta Chandra\nOpening: Tuesday\, 17 March 2026 | 5:00 PM\nOn View: 18 – 24 March 2026\nVenue: Sridharani Triveni Kala Sangam\, New Delhi\, 10:30 am – 7 pm\, Open Monday – Saturday
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/artspeaks-india-shruti-gupta-chandra-solo-exhibition/
LOCATION:Triveni Kala Sangam\, ansen Marg\, Todermal Road Area\, Mandi House\, Delhi\, 110001
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260310T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260314T200000
DTSTAMP:20260306T071954Z
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SUMMARY:A Voyage to Permanence - An immersive celebration of visual poetry
DESCRIPTION:Jooby Yohannan\, gallerist and art consultant\, is pleased to present A Voyage to Permanence\, an immersive\, multi-disciplinary exhibition built around three experimental films by noted filmmaker Purandar Chaudhuri. Curated by prominent art historian and critic Johny ML\, the exhibition opens on March 10\, 2026\, and runs till March 14\, at the Visual Arts Gallery\, India Habitat Centre\, New Delhi\, in the presence of distinguished members of the film and art fraternity. \n \nConceived as a 5-day-long cinematic and spatial experience\, A Voyage to Permanence brings together film screenings\, alternative photographic prints\, a live installation-performance\, and a book release\, creating a layered dialogue between moving image\, still image\, sound\, text\, and performance. At its core are Chaudhuri’s three films– Dhushor\, Tremors\, and Impressions of Mingling– works that traverse memory\, migration\, erasure\, and survival through a deeply contemplative visual language. \nThe exhibition reimagines the act of viewing cinema within a gallery context. The films are customised for immersive viewing\, supported by state-of-the-art audio-visual design\, allowing audiences to encounter them not as conventional narratives but as aesthetic meditations oscillating between abstraction and figuration. The works evoke the memories of analogue filmmaking while embracing digital possibilities\, forging a contemporary cinematic vocabulary. \nAccompanying the screenings are alternative photographic prints by Prakash Braggs\, extending the visual grammar of the films into tactile\, material forms. To supplement the exhibition\, there will be a panel discussion on the topic\, ‘Moving Focus of Film Making and Photography’ with panellists like Samar Jodha\, Aditya Arya and so on.  \nOn March 11\, a live installation-performance by Dr Bhoominathan\, actor\, director and tutor at the National School of Drama\, will respond to and reinterpret the cinematic universe of Chaudhuri’s works. The exhibition will also host a book release by Jayanth Kodkani and Nemiraj Shetty\, further expanding the intellectual and artistic discourse surrounding the project. \nIn his curatorial note\, Johny ML reflects: \n“Purandar’s films are not created to flag out the issues of migration or self-degeneration and regeneration caused by various forces. They are aesthetic contemplations using the medium of film\, where the memories of traditional analogue movie making are evoked along with their digital possibilities. Letting this cinematic language oscillate between abstraction and figuration\, Purandar attempts to give a new dimension to contemporary visual aesthetics using film as a medium.” \nChaudhuri describes his practice as an attempt to reimagine the grammar of cinema:\n\n “I make films that break the conventional rules of movie-making. My films are like memory catchers. They are there\, but you need a different sensibility to see and feel the memories. Each of my films is a tribute to the human exodus and survival. I look at the alchemy of turning the human body into labour; the very cruel alchemy.” \nA Voyage to Permanence ultimately stands as a tribute to humanity and its trials\, eschewing slogans and spectacle in favour of quiet intensity and visual lyricism. The exhibition invites audiences into a liminal space where moving images become meditations\, and where each encounter is both deeply personal and universally resonant. \nAbout Purandar and his films: \nPurandar believes in strong visual aesthetics in his filmmaking. He blends still photographs with moving images\, creating signature monochrome visuals that are imposing\, add depth\, and bring a unique sensibility to his films. Sparse dialogues\, natural sound\, and music create a hypnotic mood\, engaging the audience deeply with his works. He believes his films should allow viewers time and space to reflect on life\, an approach similar to poetry\, music\, and art. \nHis films explore thoughts and contemplation at physical and metaphysical levels\, taking viewers on a journey as he stays rooted in his exploration. Purandar sees filmmaking as a powerful medium of artistic expression that needs constant experimentation\, inspired by filmmakers who pushed boundaries and explored new grounds. \nThough his films are recent\, Purandar feels his journey as a filmmaker began years ago\, as a boy watching films by Ray\, Ghatak\, Sen\, Chaplin\, and others in Calcutta’s streets and cinemas. \nFact Sheet \nTitle: A Voyage to Permanance  \nVenue: Visual Arts Gallery\, India Habitat Centre  \nDates: 11 – 14 March\nCurator: Johny ML \nTiming: 10 am – 8 pm26
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/a-voyage-to-permanence-an-immersive-celebration-of-visual-poetry/
LOCATION:India Habitat Centre New Delhi\, Lodhi Road\, Near Sai Mandir\, Delhi\, 110003\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Free Event
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260309T200000
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SUMMARY:Collectors as Custodians - The Journey of Classical Indian Art
DESCRIPTION:“Collectors as Custodians – The Journey of Classical Indian Art”\, a panel discussion on 6th March 2026 at 6:30 pm at Kalamkaar\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi followed by the preview from 6th- 9th March 2026.  \nThe conversation explores the evolving role of collectors as cultural trustees and features senior collector Mr. Adarsh Saran and Maharaja Aishwarya Chandra Katoch of Lambagraon (Kangra)\, moderated by scholar and collector Mr. Jayesh Mathur. \nThe panel anchors a distinguished preview of Classical Indian Art (6–9 March 2026)\, presenting a carefully curated selection of rare paintings\, sculpture\, Indian silver\, and jewellery drawn from a corpus of 148 works. \nThe preview spans sacred\, courtly\, and decorative traditions\, with highlights including 18th-century Pahari Ramayana paintings\, a rare Radha–Krishna work attributed to Faqirullah Khan from the Mughal court\, an early Vishnu bronze (8th/9th century\, Himachal Pradesh)\, and a Kushan sandstone lion from Mathura (2nd/3rd century AD). \nThe Delhi showcase precedes the major Classical Indian Art auction to be held on 16 March 2026 at the Taj Mahal Palace\, Mumbai.
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/collectors-as-custodians-the-journey-of-classical-indian-art/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Art & Literature,Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260227T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260302T200000
DTSTAMP:20260223T192512Z
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SUMMARY:Constructed Stillness - a Two-Person Art Exhibition in Delhi
DESCRIPTION:Artisera presents ‘Constructed Stillness’ —a two-person exhibition featuring Bangalore based artists Ashu Gupta and Sangeeta Abhay \nConstructed Stillness\, a two-artists exhibition featuring Bangalore-based artists Ashu Gupta and Sangeeta Abhay\, on view from 27 February to 2 March 2026 at LTC\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi. \nArtwork-Sangeeta-Abhay-Utpatti-Cosmic \nPresented by Artisera\, Constructed Stillness brings together two Bangalore artists whose materially and visually distinct practices are united by a shared inquiry into how stillness is constructed\, patiently\, deliberately\, and over time. In a world marked by speed and constant disruption\, the exhibition proposes another rhythm: one in which calm is not assumed\, but made. \nAshu Gupta builds intricate worlds through pen and ink and paper piercing\, where repetition becomes rhythm and each mark is a unit of time. Her densely layered compositions invite sustained viewing\, reflecting themes of memory\, nature\, childhood\, and fleeting human experience. \nSangeeta Abhay approaches stillness through oil\, gold leaf\, resin\, metal\, and found materials\, constructing forms that balance complexity with clarity. Engaging deeply with the idea of Utpatti (origin)\, her works capture the moment where form has emerged and settled into presence. A landmark sculpture constructed using 108 discarded keyboards reassembles tools of instant communication into a contemplative state of calm and continuity. \nThis marks the first time both Ashu Gupta and Sangeeta Abhay are exhibiting in Delhi. \nExhibition Details:\nTitle: Constructed Stillness\nArtists: Ashu Gupta and Sangeeta Abhay\nDates: 27 February – 2 March 2026\nVenue: LTC\, Bikaner House\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/constructed-stillness-a-two-person-art-exhibition-in-delhi/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260225T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260301T203000
DTSTAMP:20260219T120308Z
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SUMMARY:Earthsongs From Japan | Kumagai Minoru Debut Solo Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:LIVNGO Hospitality LLP as it presents Earthsongs From Japan\, a rare solo showcase by internationally acclaimed Japanese artist Kumagai Minoru\, curated by Uma Nair. \nOpening at Kalamkaar Bikaner House from 25 February to 1 March 2026\, the exhibition marks the artists first debut presentation in India of a significant body of Kumagai’s works on paper. The show features 50 paintings that reflect his distinctive “Saihaku” technique — a striking fusion of traditional Japanese pigments with gold\, silver\, and coloured foil\, creating luminous contemporary landscapes rooted in nature\, memory\, and spiritual harmony. \nThe exhibition showcases a series of landscapes that speaks to us about the beauty of the seasons\, the power of the human hand as well as the observations that form the mind’s eye.
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/earthsongs-from-japan-kumagai-minoru-debut-solo-exhibition/
LOCATION:Bikaner House\, between Pandara Rd\, &\, Shahjahan Rd\, India Gate\,\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260219T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260222T200000
DTSTAMP:20260211T185712Z
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SUMMARY:India Design ID Delhi 2026
DESCRIPTION:India Design ID 2026 presents a carefully curated landscape of contemporary design that reflects transition\, experimentation\, and emerging priorities. Beyond being a showcase\, the fair creates a powerful social\, physical\, and business ecosystem\, bringing together designers\, brands\, architects\, collectors\, media\, institutions\, and design enthusiasts on a single influential platform. \nWidely regarded as a definitive destination for design\, India Design ID serves as a meeting point for ideas\, innovation\, and cultural exchange. Extending beyond the fairgrounds\, the platform welcomes over 125\,000 visitors\, showcases more than 130 brands\, and introduces new voices with every edition. Nearly half of the fair’s landscape is renewed annually\, ensuring an ever-evolving dialogue shaped by both established practices and emerging perspectives. \nKey Highlights \nID Exhibit\nFeaturing over 130 leading Indian and international luxury brands showcasing the latest collections in furniture\, decor\, lighting\, and interior solutions. \nID Symposium\nInspiring talks and thought-provoking panel discussions with 30+ global design voices exploring ideas\, processes\, and the future of design. \nSpecial Project: DESIGN\, TOMORROW\nA glimpse into the future of design\, where contemporary Indian practices engage with material intelligence\, craft traditions\, and evolving ideas of modern living within a global dialogue. \nThe New Guard\nA showcase of emerging Indian design studios defined by independent thinking\, material curiosity\, and progressive approaches to making. Working across furniture\, lighting\, objects\, and textiles\, The New Guard serves as a barometer of where Indian design is headed next.
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/india-design-id-delhi-2026/
LOCATION:NSIC\, Okhla\, New Delhi\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260214T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260214T180000
DTSTAMP:20251224T072107Z
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SUMMARY:Joyful Hearts 2026
DESCRIPTION:Tamana presents Joyful Hearts – Carnival Special Edition 2026\, a thoughtfully curated lifestyle exhibition that celebrates community\, compassion\, inclusion\, and creativity. Designed as a warm and welcoming carnival\, the event brings together purpose-driven brands\, artisans\, designers\, and social enterprises under one joyful roof. \nJoyful Hearts is more than just an exhibition — it is a space where meaningful ideas\, creative talents\, and conscious living come together. Stall bookings are now open for brands and creators who believe in celebrating passion with purpose. All stall allotments will be done on a first-come\, first-served basis. \nIf you are an artisan\, designer\, or social enterprise looking to be part of a meaningful community-led event\, this is the perfect platform to showcase your work and connect with like-minded audiences. \nEvent Details\nDate: Saturday\, 14th February 2026Time: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PMVenue: Residence of the Belgium Ambassador\, 50-N Shantipath\, Chanakyapuri\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/joyful-hearts-2026/
LOCATION:Residence of the Belgium Ambassador\, 50-N Shantipath\, Chanakyapuri\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260213T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260215T190000
DTSTAMP:20260211T195259Z
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SUMMARY:Bengal Bazaar by Baro Market | Delhi
DESCRIPTION:Delhi folks\, if you love discovering regional crafts\, indie labels\, and handmade treasures\, this one should be on your radar this weekend. \nBaro Market is bringing its much-loved Bengal Bazaar back to Delhi\, celebrating the rich creative culture of Bengal. Expect a thoughtfully curated mix of handcrafted art\, textiles\, jewellery\, home décor\, and fashion — all rooted in traditional skills but with a fresh\, modern touch. From detailed handloom sarees and statement accessories to handmade décor pieces that instantly upgrade your living room vibe\, this bazaar is perfect for anyone who enjoys slow shopping and supporting artisan communities. Honestly\, these markets are also great for last-minute gifting — you walk in “just to see” and walk out with bags and a happy wallet guilt. \nWhat You Can Expect \n\nBengal handloom and textile crafts\nIndie fashion labels and accessories\nHandmade lifestyle and décor products\nArtisan-led craft stalls\nEasy\, relaxed community bazaar vibe\n\nPerfect plan: Hauz Khas stroll + coffee + Bengal Bazaar browsing. Sorted afternoon. \nEvent: Bengal Bazaar by Baro Market\nDates: 13\, 14\, 15 February 2026 (Friday – Sunday)\nTime: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM (All Days)\nVenue: 5\, Padmini Enclave\, Hauz Khas\, New Delhi \n#Delhievents #IndianArt #IndianFashion #IndianHandicraft
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/bengal-bazaar-by-baro-market-delhi-february-2026/
LOCATION:Hauz Khas Village\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Handicraft,Shopping
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260205T103000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260630T183000
DTSTAMP:20260128T113442Z
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SUMMARY:Tyeb Mehta: Bearing Weight
DESCRIPTION:The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) presents Tyeb Mehta: Bearing Weight (With the Lightness of Being)\, a landmark exhibition celebrating the birth centenary of Tyeb Mehta\, one of India’s most influential modern artists. Presented in collaboration with the Tyeb Mehta Foundation and Saffronart Foundation\, and curated by Roobina Karode\, the exhibition marks the first-ever comprehensive retrospective of the artist. \nFollowing a prelude at ART MUMBAI 2025\, the exhibition expands at KNMA\, New Delhi\, into a full-scale exploration of Tyeb Mehta’s life and artistic practice. Featuring over 120 works\, the exhibition spans paintings\, drawings\, sculptures\, film\, and rare archival material\, many of which have seldom been exhibited. \nThe retrospective brings together some of Mehta’s most iconic series\, including Falling Figure\, Falling Bird\, Bull\, Diagonal\, Kali\, and Mahishasura\, reflecting his response to conflict\, myth\, and the human condition in post-independent India. The exhibition also presents Mehta’s short film Koodal\, a powerful meditation on life\, death\, and symbolic roles of humans\, animals\, and deities. \nEnriching the narrative are rare archival materials such as early studies\, notebooks\, photographs\, and historic exhibition documents\, offering fresh insights into Mehta’s creative process and legacy. \nEvent Details:Exhibition Dates: 5 February – 30 June 2026Days Open: Tuesday to Sunday (Closed on Mondays and National Holidays)Time: 10:30 am – 6:30 pmVenue: Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA)\, Saket\, New DelhiCurated By: Roobina Karode
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/tyeb-mehta-bearing-weight/
LOCATION:KNMA Saket\, 145\, DLF South Court Mall\, Saket\, new Delhi\, Delhi\, 110017\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260205T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260208T180000
DTSTAMP:20251203T042827Z
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SUMMARY:India Art Fair 2026
DESCRIPTION:We’re just a couple of months away from the fair\, and this is your cue to reserve a spot at South Asia’s most dynamic celebration of art\, design\, and culture\, taking place in New Delhi from 5–8 February 2026. \nEarly Bird passes are available for a limited period\, so don’t miss your chance to join a vibrant gathering of patrons\, world-famous artists\, cultural thought-leaders\, and arts professionals at the region’s biggest art fair. \nIndia Art Fair 2026 is just around the corner\, and preview passes are now live for visitors who want early access to South Asia’s most exciting art event. This edition brings together modern and contemporary art\, design\, and culture from across the region\, making it a must-visit for collectors\, art lovers\, students\, and creative professionals.​ \nGuests can look forward to inspiring exhibitions by leading galleries\, curated talks\, installations\, and a strong line-up of artists\, designers\, and cultural thinkers. Early Bird and preview passes are available for a limited time\, so booking in advance is recommended to secure smooth entry and make the most of the fair.​ \nEvent details:\nDate: 5–8 February 2026\nTime: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (public hours)\nVenue: NSIC Exhibition Grounds\, Okhla\, New Delhi\, Delhi 110020\, India
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/india-art-fair-2026/
LOCATION:NSIC\, Okhla\, New Delhi\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Fairs
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260204T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260306T190000
DTSTAMP:20260213T063709Z
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SUMMARY:Abr Kyā Chīz Hai / What Really is a Cloud? - Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Akar Prakar Presents Abr Kyā Chīz Hai / What Really is a Cloud? – Recent Works by Debasish Mukherjee\nCuratorial Advisor: Ranjit Hoskote \nAbout the Exhibition\n\nAbr Kyā Chīz Hai/ What Really is a Cloud? takes its title from Mirza Ghalib’s evocative verse\, echoing enduring questions about place\, time\, and the unseen forces that shape human experience. Rather than offering answers\, the exhibition sustains a lingering inquiry into memory\, perception\, and the fragile architectures of belonging. \nOver the years\, memory\, space\, and displacement have remained central to Mukherjee’s artistic practice. Much of his work draws from the city of Benares and its people\, particularly members of his mother’s family who lived there for generations. Benares\, with its dense layering of ritual\, belief\, and continuity\, shaped his early consciousness. Along with Chapra\, where he spent his childhood\, it formed the emotional and cultural bedrock of his thinking. \nThe artist often divides his life into two chapters. The first encompasses his childhood and formative years in Chapra and Benares. The second began in 1994\, when he moved to Delhi. This latter chapter now spanning over three decades constitutes the larger part of his life and is marked by deep personal and professional transformation. \n \nThe current body of work emerged from a deeply personal realization. In recent years\, Mukherjee noticed a growing difficulty in recalling the names and faces of people he met\, even those encountered recently\, while older memories remained vivid and sharply detailed. This imbalance between remembering and forgetting became the catalyst for the work\, creating an urgency to document\, recall\, and gather fragments of a life that might otherwise slowly erode. As part of this process\, Mukherjee began with writing & recording events from the past thirty years in various formats\, noting people\, conversations\, encounters\, and moments that shaped his thinking. Gradually\, patterns surfaced\, revealing how these interactions had enriched his journey and quietly informed his choices. The act of remembering and recording became both method and material. \nWhile reflecting on objects that could symbolise his early years in Delhi and continue to remain relevant today\, the telephone emerged as a recurring element. Mukherjee encountered it meaningfully only after moving to the city. Over the years\, it carried innumerable conversations across fragile lines of connection. Before the era of smartphones and digital archives\, conversations disappeared the moment a call ended\, leaving behind only memory. Friendships were formed\, collaborations initiated\, relationships sustained\, and sometimes lost through this medium. The telephone thus became more than an object\, it became a witness\, a keeper of voices\, and a delicate archive of fleeting human bonds. \nDelhi itself functions as a powerful anchor within this body of work. With a population exceeding twenty million and a history spanning over a thousand years\, the city exists as a palimpsest of time. Its layered histories\, cultural depth\, and contradictions offered the artist not just a place to work\, but a vast reservoir of memory. The writings of Mirza Ghalib resonated differently once Mukherjee began living in Delhi\, particularly through visits to Ghalib’s haveli\, where history felt intimately present. \nPolitics in Delhi is unavoidable and omnipresent. As the seat of power\, the city attracts political ambition from across the country. From student politics and university elections to demonstrations and parliamentary debates\, political activity is loud\, visible\, and performative. One of the works in this exhibition responds directly to this charged atmosphere. \nEnvironmental concerns form another critical layer. Delhi is consistently ranked among the most polluted cities in the world. While sustainability has become a widely circulated term\, it often functions as a token gesture rather than a deeply integrated practice. A short four-minute film within the exhibition reflects on this contradiction\, questioning the gap between rhetoric and action. \nMukherjee’s professional journey is also closely tied to Delhi. Beginning his career in a fashion house soon after moving to the city\, he witnessed the Indian fashion industry evolve over three decades. The work Sunadari is an abstract mapping of this transformation\, examining the relationship between fashion\, aspiration\, visibility\, and media. \nThis exhibition functions as a visual and conceptual journal of the artist’s journey emerging from the fear of forgetting but anchored in the joy of remembering. It reflects on his years in Delhi\, the weight of its history\, its contradictions\, and the many people who offered support\, inspiration\, and resilience along the way. Ultimately\, it is about memory in all its fragility and endurance\, about what it means to hold on\, to let go\, and to belong. \nTitle: Abr Kyā Chīz Hai? / What Really is a Cloud?\nArtist: Debasish Mukherjee\nExhibition Dates: 4th February – 6th March 2026\nVenue: Akar Prakar\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/abr-kya-chiz-hai-what-really-is-a-cloud-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Akar Prakar
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260213T210000
DTSTAMP:20260121T072401Z
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SUMMARY:Aranyani Pavilion 2026
DESCRIPTION:Aranyani Pavilion 2026 is a landmark ecological art and architectural project opening at Sunder Nursery\, New Delhi\, in February 2026. Presented by Aranyani\, a conservation and creative arts initiative founded by conservation scientist and creative director Tara Lal\, the pavilion invites the public to reconnect with nature through art\, architecture\, and ecology. \nTitled Sacred Nature\, the pavilion is conceptualised by Tara Lal and designed in collaboration with T_M.Space\, led by architects Tanil Raif and Mario Serrano Puche. The structure is imagined as a spiral walk-through installation\, inspired by India’s sacred groves and Vedic ecological principles. Visitors move through a continuous journey of light\, shadow\, sound\, and texture\, culminating in a central shrine anchored by a stone monolith. \nThe pavilion is constructed using upcycled Lantana camara wood\, an invasive species\, and supports a living canopy of more than 40 native plant species. By integrating sustainable materials and living elements\, the project places ecological restoration at the core of its design and purpose. \nAlongside the architectural installation\, the Aranyani Pavilion features a public programme of talks\, performances\, and guided tours\, encouraging dialogue on environmental awareness\, cultural traditions\, and sustainable futures. Sound design for the pavilion is created by Gaurav Raina and Komorebi\, enhancing the immersive experience. \nAfter its presentation at Sunder Nursery\, the pavilion will continue its life as a permanent installation at the Rajkumari Ratnavati Girls’ School\, where it will function as a learning space for students and researchers. The pavilion’s plant canopy will be relocated to urban gardening initiatives in New Delhi\, extending its ecological impact beyond the exhibition period. \nEvent Details:Opening Dates: Wednesday\, 4 February – Friday\, 13 February 2026Time: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PMVenue: Sunder Nursery\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/aranyani-pavilion-2026/
LOCATION:Sunder Nursery\, Opposite Humayun Tomb Park\, Nizamuddin\, National Zoological Park\, Sundar Nagar\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260203T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260215T190000
DTSTAMP:20260130T103552Z
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SUMMARY:Evolution / Involution: A Contemporary Abstraction Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Evolution / Involution is a group exhibition presented by Bhavna Kakar and curated by Khushboo Jain\, opening at LATITUDE 28\, New Delhi. Bringing together a distinguished roster of modern masters and contemporary international artists\, the exhibition explores abstraction as a philosophical and experiential practice rooted in both ancient symbolism and contemporary thought. \nThe exhibition is conceptually anchored in the Bindu—a primordial point that serves as a generative source and organising principle. Revisiting a significant post-1960s artistic movement\, the participating artists reinterpret ancient symbolic forms through modernist abstraction\, employing geometric vocabularies such as circles\, triangles\, grids\, and meditative colour fields. These visual structures function as pathways toward inwardness\, energy\, and consciousness\, dissolving binaries between the spiritual and the material. \nEvolution / Involution seeks to decolonise readings of South Asian visual traditions\, moving beyond ritualistic or orientalist frameworks to reclaim them as living\, intuitive\, and contemporary epistemologies. While deeply informed by South Asian visual heritage\, the exhibition foregrounds transnational dialogues\, bringing together artists who engage with esoteric forms\, energetic mappings\, and metaphysical inquiry through distinctly contemporary practices. \nAnchored by historical figures such as Sohan Qadri and Prabhakar Barwe\, and extended through present-day global voices including Alexander Gorlizki\, Claudia Wieser\, Olivia Fraser\, Shobha Broota\, and others\, the exhibition traces how a single point of origin—the Bindu—can unfold into expansive ways of seeing\, thinking\, and being. Abstraction here emerges not only as a visual language but as an embodied and philosophical inquiry. \nParticipating Artists\nSohan Qadri\, Prabhakar Barwe\, Alexander Gorlizki\, Ayushi Patni\, Balan Nambiar\, Claudia Wieser\, Desmond Lazaro\, Elisabeth Deane\, Genevieve Chua\, Jethro Buck\, Karen Köhler\, Mahirwan Mamtani\, Nicole Frobush\, Olivia Fraser\, Shane Drinkwater\, Shobha Broota\, Tanya Johnson \nExhibition Details\nPresented by: Bhavna KakarCurated by: Khushboo Jain \nVenue: LATITUDE 28\, B-74\, Ground Floor\, Block B\, Defence Colony\, New Delhi – 110024Exhibition On View: 3 February – 15 March 2026Gallery Timings: Monday to Sunday\, 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/evolution-involution-a-contemporary-abstraction-exhibition/
LOCATION:LATITUDE 28\, F-208\, First Floor\, Lado Sarai\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110030
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260203T103000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260215T183000
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SUMMARY:Yakishime: Earth Metamorphosis-Japanese Ceramics
DESCRIPTION:🌍 Earth\, fire\, and transformation come together at Yakishime: Earth Metamorphosis. 🌍 Clay\, fire\, and time in quiet conversation. A beautiful reminder of how material carries memory and transformation. \n🔥 Explore the raw beauty of Japanese ceramics\, where clay meets flame and time leaves its mark. 🔥 \n🏛️ Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts\, New Delhi 🏛️ \n📅 3–15 February 2026 📅 \n⏰ 10:30 AM – 6:30 PM ⏰ \n🎟️ Entry free & open to all 🎟️ \n#Yakishime #EarthMetamorphosis #JapaneseCeramics #IGNCA #JapanFoundation #ArtExhibition #CeramicsArt
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/yakishime-earth-metamorphosis-japanese-ceramics/
LOCATION:IGNCA\, IGNCA\, JANPATH BUILDING\, JANPATH\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260201T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260228T180000
DTSTAMP:20260107T092411Z
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SUMMARY:No One Can Silence Me - A Solo Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:No One Can Silence Me is a powerful solo exhibition by renowned Belgian artist Saskia Pintelon\, featuring 27 compelling portrait paintings that explore the language of human expression\, ageing\, and emotional presence. The Sri Lankan‑based artist presents faces that are direct\, honest\, and unfiltered—showing vulnerability\, humour\, and quiet strength through subtle gestures like a raised eyebrow\, a knowing gaze\, or a closed mouth. \nHandwritten words appear as annotations on the portraits\, interrupting thoughts and revealing unspoken inner states. These works are not about perfect likenesses but about the face as testimony—a resilient record of identity and emotion that refuses to be muted or erased. \nEvent details:\nDate: Sunday\, 1 February – Saturday\, 28 February 2026\nTime: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Monday to Saturday)\nVenue: Gallery Pristine Contemporary\, A‑178\, C3 Ground Floor\, Saini Bhavan\, Kotla Mubarakpur\, Bhishma Pitamah Marg\, New Delhi – 110003
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/no-one-can-silence-me-a-solo-exhibition/
LOCATION:Gallery Pristine Contemporary\, A‑178\, C3 Ground Floor\, Saini Bhavan\, Kotla Mubarakpur\, Bhishma Pitamah Marg\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260212T180000
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SUMMARY:Gujral Within 2026: Satish Gujral Centenary Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Gujral Within: An Introspection is a special centenary exhibition honouring the life and artistic legacy of modern Indian master Satish Gujral (1925–2025). Presented by RGAL | Raseel Gujral Art Legacy in collaboration with Dhoomimal Art Centre\, the exhibition will be held at Bikaner House\, New Delhi. \nConceived not as a conventional retrospective\, Gujral Within offers an inward and reflective journey into the artist’s practice. The exhibition brings together a carefully curated selection of paintings\, drawings\, and sculptures drawn entirely from the private collection of Raseel Gujral\, many of which are being displayed publicly for the first time. \nThe exhibition focuses largely on the final decade of Satish Gujral’s artistic practice\, a period marked by restraint\, clarity\, and distilled form. Rather than scale or spectacle\, the presentation emphasises intimacy and proximity\, allowing viewers to engage deeply with Gujral’s visual language and philosophical approach. \nA key highlight of the exhibition is the first acquisition-led presentation under RGAL\, inviting collectors\, art patrons\, and design enthusiasts to connect personally with Gujral’s work. The exhibition also marks the release of a centenary limited-edition print series\, featuring five previously uneditioned works from the private collection. Each print is individually numbered\, authenticated\, and produced on museum-grade archival paper using archival pigment processes. \nGujral Within stands as a quiet yet powerful tribute to one of India’s most influential modern artists\, offering a rare and contemplative experience of his enduring legacy. \nEvent Details:Exhibition Dates: 1 February – 12 February 2026Time: 10:00 am – 6:00 pmVenue: Bikaner House\, New DelhiPresented By: RGAL | Raseel Gujral Art LegacyIn Collaboration With: Dhoomimal Art Centre
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/gujral-within-2026-satish-gujral-centenary-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:20260131T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260201T220000
DTSTAMP:20260120T045333Z
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SUMMARY:Anant Samagam 2026
DESCRIPTION:Aalekh Foundation presents Anant Samagam – Edition 2\, a three-day cultural festival celebrating India’s rich artistic traditions. After the success of its first edition\, the festival returns in January 2026 at Travancore Palace\, New Delhi. \nAnant Samagam 2026 brings together the cultural heritage of Rajasthan\, West Bengal\, and Assam\, highlighting the deep connections between these regions through art\, textiles\, music\, food\, and ideas. The festival focuses on how traditional practices continue to evolve in contemporary times. \nVisitors can experience a wide range of cultural forms\, including handloom and craft showcases featuring Bandhani\, Jamdani\, and Muga silk. The festival also presents curated fashion showcases by well-known designers\, regional food experiences\, and evening music performances by artists from different parts of India. \nA special visual art exhibition\, curated in collaboration with Sameksha Art Gallery\, will feature contemporary artists exploring themes of memory\, material culture\, and regional identity. In addition\, panel discussions and cultural conversations will provide space for meaningful dialogue on heritage\, creativity\, and modern interpretations of culture. \nAnant Samagam aims to support emerging artists and create a platform where tradition and contemporary expression come together. It is designed as an inclusive cultural experience for artists\, institutions\, and the public. \nEvent Details:Dates: 31 January & 1 February 2026Time: 11:00 am to 10:00 pmVenue: Travancore Palace\, Shrimant Madhav Rao Scindia Marg\, Copernicus Marg\, New Delhi – 110001
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/anant-samagam-2026/
LOCATION:Travancore Palace\, 10A\, KG Marg\, Mandi House\, New Delhi - 110001\, Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
CATEGORIES:Dance,Exhibition,Fairs,Music
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260131T180000
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SUMMARY:Sculpting Space: An Art Furniture Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Sculpting Space\, an exclusive art furniture exhibition by The Lookbook Co.\, will be unveiled in New Delhi this January\, presenting a refined dialogue between sculptural art and functional design. Hosted in the creative enclave of Village Ghitorni\, the exhibition introduces a luxury furniture collection conceived as autonomous art objects rather than conventional interior pieces. \nCurated as an intimate showcase\, the exhibition explores furniture as sculptural composition\, where form\, proportion\, and material presence take precedence over ornamentation. Drawing inspiration from art\, architecture\, and material experimentation\, The Lookbook Co. redefines contemporary luxury through restraint\, permanence\, and conceptual clarity. \nEach piece in the collection is meticulously handcrafted using natural materials and artisanal techniques\, with creation timelines spanning over a month—or more—for individual works. These pieces are not designed merely to occupy space but to command it\, inviting contemplation\, emotional engagement\, and interaction. \nSpeaking ahead of the exhibition\, Aparna Patodia\, Founder of The Lookbook Co.\, emphasised that the collection began not with furniture\, but with form\, emotion\, and material truth—positioning authorship and intent as the new markers of luxury. \nConceived specifically for architects and interior designers\, the exhibition addresses spaces as cultural and emotional experiences. Presented in collaboration with Ochre Art\, Nehaa Wadhwaa\, and Samridhi Agarwal\, the showcase reflects an international Art Nouveau influence\, where contemporary art and sculptural furniture exist in thoughtful conversation. \nEvent Details\nDate: 31 January 2026Time: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PMVenue: Silver Oak Road No. 3\, Plot No. B\, Ground Floor\, Kh No. 236\, Village Ghitorni\, New DelhiCity: New DelhiAudience: Architects\, interior designers\, collectors\, and design enthusiastsPresented by: The Lookbook Co.Collaborators: Ochre Art\, Nehaa Wadhwaa\, Samridhi Agarwal
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/sculpting-space-an-art-furniture-exhibition/
LOCATION:Silver Oak\, Road No. 3\, Plot No. B\, Ground Floor\, Kh No. 236\, Village Ghitorni\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260228T210000
DTSTAMP:20260127T051031Z
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SUMMARY:Party Is Elsewhere - Group Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Key Highlights \n\nGroup exhibition featuring leading South Asian and international artists\nIncludes works from renowned private collections\, including the Devi Art Foundation\nHosted in The Radial\, a reimagined abandoned nightclub turned experimental art space\nExhibition moves beyond the traditional “white cube\,” encouraging immersive and fluid viewing\nExplores themes of temporality\, memory\, transformation\, and afterlife of spaces\nArtists span multiple generations\, geographies\, and material practices\nWorks oscillate between abstraction and figuration\, creating a layered\, contemplative experience\n\nEvent Details \n\nCurated by: Reha Sodhi & Amit Kumar Jain\nDates: 31 January – 28 February 2026\nPreview: 31 January 2026 | 4:00 – 9:00 pm\nVenue: The Radial\, F Block Inner Circle\, Connaught Place\, New Delhi
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/party-is-elsewhere-group-exhibition/
LOCATION:The Radial\, F Block Inner Circle\, Connaught Place\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260301
DTSTAMP:20260123T090434Z
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SUMMARY:Are You Human? – Bodies\, Machines & Publics
DESCRIPTION:Organiser: Khoj International Artists’ Association\nEvent Type: International contemporary art exhibition + symposium\nTheme: How technology\, AI\, and digital systems are reshaping human bodies\, identity\, intimacy\, and public space \nExhibition: Are You Human?\n\nFormat: Two-site international exhibition\nArtists: Indian and international artists\nFocus Areas:\n\nArtificial intelligence and immersive technologies\nSurveillance systems and digital interfaces\nHuman–machine relationships\nTechnology’s impact on everyday life and public spaces\n\n\n\nLocations & Dates: \n\nKhoj Studios\, New Delhi:\n\n31 January – 28 February 2026\nTime: 10:30 am – 6:30 pm\n\n\nDLF Avenue Mall\, Saket:\n\n31 January – 10 February 2026\nTime: 11:00 am – 12:30 am\n\n\n\nSymposium: Notes from the Digital Underground\n\nDates: 31 January – 1 February 2026\nVenue: Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan\, New Delhi\nConceptualised With: Mila T. Samdub\n\nKey Discussion Themes: \n\nDigital infrastructures and public life\nGig work and its emotional and political realities\nAlgorithmic bias and surveillance\nFutures in a technology-driven society\n\nWhy It Matters:\n\nBuilds on over a decade of Khoj’s work on art\, technology\, and embodied experience\nBrings together artists\, technologists\, activists\, and researchers\nOffers both public-facing exhibitions and in-depth critical conversations
URL:https://delhi-fun-dos.com/events/are-you-human-bodies-machines-publics/
LOCATION:DLF Avenue Mall\, saket\, New Delhi\, Delhi
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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