The Indian Picturesque, at DAG, explores the evolving meaning of the “picturesque” within the context of Indian art and colonial history. The exhibition traces how this aesthetic idea, originally shaped in 18th century Europe, was interpreted and adapted by artists engaging with the Indian landscape. Focusing on early 19th century artistic practices, the show brings together […]

Grams Per Square Matter, at Pulp Society, brings together artists from the Common Ground Collective to explore paper as both medium and material. Drawing from the concept of GSM, a unit that measures the weight and density of paper, the exhibition reflects on how surface, structure and process shape artistic expression. Through experimental and intentional […]

The Imagined Pantheon brings together a contemporary exploration of myth, memory and symbolic imagination through painting. Presented across Apparao Galleries and Artworld Sarala’s Art Centre, the exhibition reflects how artists reinterpret cultural narratives and archetypes within a modern visual language. Through diverse styles and painterly approaches, the works engage with mythology, identity and personal mythology, creating layered compositions that […]

The Quiet Fluid, at Kalakriti Art Gallery, presents a focused watercolour showcase that explores fluidity as both medium and metaphor. The exhibition brings together works that engage with movement, transparency and the subtle transitions of form, where colour and water interact to create layered, evolving compositions. Through delicate washes and controlled spontaneity, the works reflect on […]