Reverie. Pause. Rupture, at Anant Art, brings together a group of leading contemporary artists to reflect on time as both continuous and disrupted. Curated by Gayatri Sinha, the exhibition explores moments of stillness, rupture and transition, where pauses become sites of transformation and new beginnings. Featuring artists such as Anju Dodiya, Gigi Scaria and Prajakta Potnis, the exhibition spans painting, […]

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 […]

Light and Legacy, held at Lalit Kala Akademi, explores the evolution of pre modern art and plein air painting in Madras. The exhibition brings together works that reflect the city’s artistic heritage, capturing its landscapes, culture and historical transitions through diverse visual approaches. Featuring renowned artists such as K. C. S. Paniker, D. P. Roy Chowdhury and Abanindranath Tagore, […]

The Body, As Is, at Ashvita’s, presents a focused exhibition of drawings by S. K. Rajavelu, exploring the human form through a distinctive linear language. Known for his precise and deliberate use of line, Rajavelu constructs figures that are minimal yet structurally complete, where contour replaces volume and balance emerges without reliance on depth or shading. […]

Triloka, at Srishti Art Gallery, marks the fifth edition of the gallery’s ongoing series, bringing together three contemporary artists who engage with material, memory and transformation. Drawing from the philosophical idea of “three worlds,” the exhibition reflects on how artistic practices emerge through layered processes shaped by tension, change and lived experience. Through the use of […]

Warrior Garments, at Museum of Art & Photography, presents an immersive textile based exhibition by Afra Eisma. Through sculptural garments made from silk, organza and layered materials, the exhibition transforms clothing into emotional vessels, where vulnerability, resistance and care coexist. Rooted in personal and political narratives, the works explore themes of anger, healing and resilience, often drawing […]

The Weight of Light, at Art Centrix Space, presents a solo exhibition by French artist Thomas Henriot, bringing together large scale drawings and sketches created through direct engagement with place. Executed in Chinese ink on Japanese paper, the works emerge from a single, continuous gesture, responding to architecture and landscape through proximity and movement. Developed […]

I Insist, You Reckon, at Latitude 28, brings together a group of contemporary artists engaging with systems of knowledge, perception and interpretation. The exhibition reflects on how meaning is constructed, negotiated and often contested through visual language, inviting viewers to question what is seen, understood and assumed. Through diverse practices spanning painting, installation and mixed […]

The Indian Artisan Bazaar, held at Ravindra Bhavan, brings together over 50 stalls featuring craftsmen from across India. Showcasing handloom sarees, jewellery, home décor and handcrafted objects, the exhibition highlights the diversity and richness of traditional artisanal practices. Blending craft with everyday design, the bazaar offers a wide selection of textiles, brass artefacts and lifestyle products, alongside […]

Mélange of Memories, at Artisera Gallery, brings together a curated selection of paintings that explore memory as a layered and evolving experience. Through diverse artistic styles and perspectives, the exhibition reflects how personal and collective histories shape visual narratives, offering moments that feel both intimate and universally resonant. Featuring works across varied themes and techniques, the […]

प्रक्रिया / Process, at Shrine Empire, brings together a diverse group of artists to reflect on process as both method and meaning within contemporary practice. Rooted in the South Asian context, the exhibition foregrounds research, material exploration and conceptual approaches, creating a dialogue between varied artistic languages. Moving beyond the conventional gallery format, the exhibition […]

Yeh Kab Ki Baat Hai?, at Pristine Gallery, brings together a series of paintings by Irum Rahat that explore memory as something fluid and continuously evolving. Through recurring interiors, figures and gestures, the works reflect how past and present coexist, shaping identity through both presence and absence. Drawing from cinematic framing and narrative fragmentation, the […]