Prismatic Narratives - A solo painting exhibition by Ranjit Sarkar.

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

01st April - 05th April, 2025

Reverberation - A group exhibition of painting, Ceramics and sculptures by Anisha Shakdher, Annie Mathews, Asha Nair, Dilraj Kaur, Khushboo Sharma, Kirti Tandon, Komonica Madaan, Meenakshi Pahwa, Rajib Deyashi, Ramesh Jhawar, Ramkrishna Paul, Sudha Pillai, Sumita Kathuria, Sunita Mendiratta, Suraj Gorai.

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

01st April - 05th April, 2025 

सार-असार - An exhibition of paintings by Pooja Mudgal.

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

30th March - 03rd April, 2025

The Indian Saint Project - The Indian Saint Project pays tribute to the lives of India’s most revered teachers—avatars, gurus, and social reformers of the 19th and 20th centuries. Using digital painting and ceramic relief inspired by Indian bazaar art, it creates a visual vocabulary of the saints’ philosophies and legacy. Rather than aiming for “authentic” portrayals, the project reflects the transformative journey of its creators while walking in the footsteps of the saints and reinterpreting their relevance for modern audiences.

Venue : Vag Pathways

16th March - 15th April, 2025

Stepping Back Into A Stepwell - A solo Photography exhibition by the American photographer, Claudio Cambon visual artist. The exhibition is a parallel event to the Harvard University conference on climate change driven rising temperatures and the challenges it will pose for the vision of Viksit Bharat. The conference will be hosted at the India Habitat Centre and is being co-organised by the National Foundation for India. The exhibition will focus on Claudio’s photographs of stepwells in India. He has travelled extensively and documented stepwells in Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Delhi and other states.

Venue : Centre Atrium

18th March - 02nd April, 2025

DANCE - Adi Anantam - Expressions of Spirituality in Classical Styles. Odissi by Shalakha Rai & Namrata Mehta; Kathak by Mukesh Gangani; Bharatanatyam by Mithun Shyam & Keerthana Ravi.

Venue : Stein Auditorium

07:00 pm

MUSIC - Hindustani Classical Vocal recital by Shiv Prasad Rao, disciple of Pt. Vikas Kashalkar. Accompanied by Kaustuv Swain on Tabla and Lalit Sisodiya on Harmonium.

Venue : The Theatre

07:00 pm

Prismatic Narratives - A solo painting exhibition by Ranjit Sarkar.

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

01st April - 05th April, 2025

Reverberation - A group exhibition of painting, Ceramics and sculptures by Anisha Shakdher, Annie Mathews, Asha Nair, Dilraj Kaur, Khushboo Sharma, Kirti Tandon, Komonica Madaan, Meenakshi Pahwa, Rajib Deyashi, Ramesh Jhawar, Ramkrishna Paul, Sudha Pillai, Sumita Kathuria, Sunita Mendiratta, Suraj Gorai.

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

01st April - 05th April, 2025 

सार-असार - An exhibition of paintings by Pooja Mudgal.

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

30th March - 03rd April, 2025

The Indian Saint Project - The Indian Saint Project pays tribute to the lives of India’s most revered teachers—avatars, gurus, and social reformers of the 19th and 20th centuries. Using digital painting and ceramic relief inspired by Indian bazaar art, it creates a visual vocabulary of the saints’ philosophies and legacy. Rather than aiming for “authentic” portrayals, the project reflects the transformative journey of its creators while walking in the footsteps of the saints and reinterpreting their relevance for modern audiences.

Venue : Vag Pathways

16th March - 15th April, 2025

Stepping Back Into A Stepwell - A solo Photography exhibition by the American photographer, Claudio Cambon visual artist. The exhibition is a parallel event to the Harvard University conference on climate change driven rising temperatures and the challenges it will pose for the vision of Viksit Bharat. The conference will be hosted at the India Habitat Centre and is being co-organised by the National Foundation for India. The exhibition will focus on Claudio’s photographs of stepwells in India. He has travelled extensively and documented stepwells in Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Delhi and other states.

Venue : Centre Atrium

18th March - 02nd April, 2025

DANCE - Rasa Nayika explores the eight moods of a woman in love, woven into stories from ancient mythology featuring Indian Classical and Contemporary dance. Conceived by Nitisha Nanda, disciple of Guru Sharon Lowen. Collab.: Amaiza & Tapaswini Nav Sadhna.

Venue : Stein Auditorium

07:00 pm

MUSIC - Sarod recital by Pt. Prabhat Kumar of the Senia Maihar Gharana, accompanied on Tabla by Ustad Akhtar Hassan.

Venue : The Theatre

07:00 pm

TALK - Architecture Matters Series. Check the website for details. Collab.: The Raza Foundation.

Venue : Gulmohar Hall

07:00 pm

Prismatic Narratives - A solo painting exhibition by Ranjit Sarkar.

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

01st April - 05th April, 2025

Reverberation - A group exhibition of painting, Ceramics and sculptures by Anisha Shakdher, Annie Mathews, Asha Nair, Dilraj Kaur, Khushboo Sharma, Kirti Tandon, Komonica Madaan, Meenakshi Pahwa, Rajib Deyashi, Ramesh Jhawar, Ramkrishna Paul, Sudha Pillai, Sumita Kathuria, Sunita Mendiratta, Suraj Gorai.

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

01st April - 05th April, 2025 

सार-असार - An exhibition of paintings by Pooja Mudgal.

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

30th March - 03rd April, 2025

The Indian Saint Project - The Indian Saint Project pays tribute to the lives of India’s most revered teachers—avatars, gurus, and social reformers of the 19th and 20th centuries. Using digital painting and ceramic relief inspired by Indian bazaar art, it creates a visual vocabulary of the saints’ philosophies and legacy. Rather than aiming for “authentic” portrayals, the project reflects the transformative journey of its creators while walking in the footsteps of the saints and reinterpreting their relevance for modern audiences.

Venue : Vag Pathways

16th March - 15th April, 2025

MUSIC & DANCE - SWARAYOGINEE: Swaraanjali. An evening of dance and music based on the compositions of Dr. Prabha Atre. Hindustani Classical Vocal recital by Pt. Harish Tiwari. Accompanied by Vinod Lele (Tabla) and Vinay Mishra (Harmonium). Kathak by Shovana Narayan & troupe. Collab.: Swaramayee.

Venue : Stein Auditorium

07:00 pm

TALK - Latest Legal Reforms, Particularly at the District Judiciary Level: Justice dispensation system, legal aid, functioning of legal services authorities, and recent changes in case filing.
Speakers: Civil Judges Vivek Kumar Agarwal and Abhinav Singh, Advocate Parvathi Menon.
Chair: Dr. G. V. Rao, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court. Collab.: Institute for Improved India.

Venue : Gulmohar Hall

07:00 pm

WORKSHOP - The Transformational Power of Self-Awareness: A 3-Part Workshop Series by Shaira Chaudhry & Arshiya Sonik. A workshop series designed to take participants on a journey of self-discovery and deep inner work, providing a roadmap for creating a transformational shift in their lives.
Session 1: Identifying Our Wounded Parts to Become Self-Aware This session will lay the foundation for delving deep into our psyche by exploring our wounds, helping us better understand our behavioral patterns and emotional responses. Check the website for registration.

Venue : Casuarina

07:00 pm

Prismatic Narratives - A solo painting exhibition by Ranjit Sarkar.

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

01st April - 05th April, 2025

Reverberation - A group exhibition of painting, Ceramics and sculptures by Anisha Shakdher, Annie Mathews, Asha Nair, Dilraj Kaur, Khushboo Sharma, Kirti Tandon, Komonica Madaan, Meenakshi Pahwa, Rajib Deyashi, Ramesh Jhawar, Ramkrishna Paul, Sudha Pillai, Sumita Kathuria, Sunita Mendiratta, Suraj Gorai.

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

01st April - 05th April, 2025 

Scumbling - Scape An exhibition of paintings by Monika Singh.

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

04th April - 08th April, 2025

The Indian Saint Project - The Indian Saint Project pays tribute to the lives of India’s most revered teachers—avatars, gurus, and social reformers of the 19th and 20th centuries. Using digital painting and ceramic relief inspired by Indian bazaar art, it creates a visual vocabulary of the saints’ philosophies and legacy. Rather than aiming for “authentic” portrayals, the project reflects the transformative journey of its creators while walking in the footsteps of the saints and reinterpreting their relevance for modern audiences.

Venue : Vag Pathways

16th March - 15th April, 2025

10th Winner Announcement - Oxford Bookstore- Book Cover Prize and 3rd Longlist Announcement

Venue : Margosa Lawn

06:30 pm 

THEATRE & MUSIC - A Golden String: William Blake in Songs and Words. (English/ 90 mins)
Performed by Susheela Raman (Voice), Sam Mills (Guitar), Jeet Thayil (Poet), and William Dalrymple (Author).
An evening celebrating radical mystic poet and visual artist William Blake (1757-1827).
Tickets at Rs. 500, Rs. 350, and Rs. 200 available online at bookmyshow.com and at the Programmes Desk, IHC.

Venue : Stein Auditorium

07:30 pm

Exclusive Painting and Sketching weekend Art Class by Jasmine Kaur - Weekends exclusively for the Members of India Habitat Centre and their dependents. The classes will be held from April to June 2025.
Please note that dependents aged less than 10 years need to be accompanied by the concerned member.
The timings from 3.00 pm to 5.30 pm | Saturday and Sunday only
For registration | Contact No: 01143662024 / 2025 | Email id: visualartsgalleryevents@gmail.com

01st April - 30th June, 2025

INDIAN ART - History and Appreciation Course by Benoy K. Behl – Art Historian, Photographer, and Filmmaker. A journey through Indian art across ancient and medieval times, profusely illustrated with Behl's renowned photographs and films on Indian art. For registrations and details, write to priyanka@indiahabitat.org with a brief resume.
Timings: 12 noon - 6:00pm

Venue : Casuarina

12:00 pm

Prismatic Narratives - A solo painting exhibition by Ranjit Sarkar.

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

01st April - 05th April, 2025

Reverberation - A group exhibition of painting, Ceramics and sculptures by Anisha Shakdher, Annie Mathews, Asha Nair, Dilraj Kaur, Khushboo Sharma, Kirti Tandon, Komonica Madaan, Meenakshi Pahwa, Rajib Deyashi, Ramesh Jhawar, Ramkrishna Paul, Sudha Pillai, Sumita Kathuria, Sunita Mendiratta, Suraj Gorai.

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

01st April - 05th April, 2025 

Scumbling - Scape An exhibition of paintings by Monika Singh.

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

04th April - 08th April, 2025

The Indian Saint Project - The Indian Saint Project pays tribute to the lives of India’s most revered teachers—avatars, gurus, and social reformers of the 19th and 20th centuries. Using digital painting and ceramic relief inspired by Indian bazaar art, it creates a visual vocabulary of the saints’ philosophies and legacy. Rather than aiming for “authentic” portrayals, the project reflects the transformative journey of its creators while walking in the footsteps of the saints and reinterpreting their relevance for modern audiences.

Venue : Vag Pathways

16th March - 15th April, 2025

The IHC Free Book X'Change - A ‘book flea market’ where the books are free. A book lovers’ 'adda'. Meet fellow bookworms and exchange books and recommendations. Browse and pick up a read of your choice, or drop off books that you may no longer have space for and let others enjoy them.
Timings: 11:00am - 4:00pm

Venue : Near The IHC Information Centre

11:00 am

MUSIC - Sarod recital by Debasmita Bhattacharya. Accompanied on Tabla by Pt. Ramkumar Mishra. Collab. Legends Of India.

Venue : The Theatre

07:00 pm

THEATRE & MUSIC - A Golden String: William Blake in Songs and Words. (English/ 90 mins) Performed by Susheela Raman (Voice), Sam Mills (Guitar), Jeet Thayil (Poet) and William Darlymple (Author). An evening celebrating radical mystic poet and visual artist William Blake 1757- 1827. Tickets at Rs.500, Rs.350 and Rs.200 available online on bookmyshow.com and at the Programmes desk, IHC.

Venue : Stein Auditorium

07:30 pm

Exclusive Painting and Sketching weekend Art Class by Jasmine Kaur - Weekends exclusively for the Members of India Habitat Centre and their dependents. The classes will be held from April to June 2025.
Please note that dependents aged less than 10 years need to be accompanied by the concerned member.
The timings from 3.00 pm to 5.30 pm | Saturday and Sunday only
For registration | Contact No: 01143662024 / 2025 | Email id: visualartsgalleryevents@gmail.com

01st April - 30th June, 2025

Indian Art: History and Appreciation Course - by Art Historian, Photographer and Filmmaker Benoy K Behl. A journey through Indian art, across ancient and medieval times, profusely illustrated by Behl's well-known photographs and films on Indian art. For registrations and details, write to priyanka@indiahabitat.org with a brief resume.
Timings: 12 noon - 6:00pm

Venue : Casuarina

12:00 pm

Mohini - The Desire - A solo painting exhibition by Priyanka Sharma.

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

06th April - 12th April, 2025

Scumbling - Scape An exhibition of paintings by Monika Singh.

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

04th April - 08th April, 2025

The Indian Saint Project - The Indian Saint Project pays tribute to the lives of India’s most revered teachers—avatars, gurus, and social reformers of the 19th and 20th centuries. Using digital painting and ceramic relief inspired by Indian bazaar art, it creates a visual vocabulary of the saints’ philosophies and legacy. Rather than aiming for “authentic” portrayals, the project reflects the transformative journey of its creators while walking in the footsteps of the saints and reinterpreting their relevance for modern audiences.

Venue : Vag Pathways

16th March - 15th April, 2025

TALK - Book Discussion on Hedgewar: A Definitive Biography by Sachin Nandha. Collab. India Foundation.

Venue : Gulmohar

06:00 pm

Mohini - The Desire - A solo painting exhibition by Priyanka Sharma.

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

06th April - 12th April, 2025

Scumbling - Scape An exhibition of paintings by Monika Singh.

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

04th April - 08th April, 2025

The Indian Saint Project - The Indian Saint Project pays tribute to the lives of India’s most revered teachers—avatars, gurus, and social reformers of the 19th and 20th centuries. Using digital painting and ceramic relief inspired by Indian bazaar art, it creates a visual vocabulary of the saints’ philosophies and legacy. Rather than aiming for “authentic” portrayals, the project reflects the transformative journey of its creators while walking in the footsteps of the saints and reinterpreting their relevance for modern audiences.

Venue : Vag Pathways

16th March - 15th April, 2025