Monthly Exhibition Calendar

29th Aug - 2nd Sep | Convention Centre Foyer

Spandan A Solo art exhibition of watercolours and oil paintings by Achintya Hazra.

1st Sep - 6th Sep | Visual Arts Gallery

Positive Perspective A group painting and sculpture exhibition by Sajal Kumar Mitra, Mukta Gupta, Bhupinder Dhutti, Manish Rao, Dalip Chandolia, Shalender Singh, Dr. Amrit Kapoor, Jagdeep Singh, Ravi Prakash, Raj Kumar Ghosh, Bhawana Choudhary Chandra, Shuvendu Sarkar, Anshuman Soni, Sumitra Sarkar, Dr. Vikram Kumar, Veena Karki, Hitendra Singh Bhati, Rakhi Unmani Singh, Ritu Kwatra, Radhey Shyam, Kavita Rajput,  Alka Pandey, Kamini Bahgel, Pooja Mudgal, Shilpi Singh Patel, Ram Onkar, Dr. Sanjay Dhawale, Kuldeep Kumar, and Prashant Rao.


 

1st Sep - 4th Sep | Open Palm Court Gallery

Within & Beyond A group exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Preeti Duttagupta, Anukta Mukherjee Ghosh, Abhinav Duttagupta, Subrata Malakar, Proteeti Ghosh, Amiyo Paul, and Avigyan Roy.

3rd Sep - 7th Sep | Convention Centre Foyer

Maverick An exhibition of paintings by Arya Praharaj.


 

5th Sep - 9th Sep | Open Palm Court Gallery

Faith & Fantasy A contemporary art exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Arup Chatterjee, Bablu Paul, Kajal Kumar Roy, Haraprasad Chatterjee, Hiranmoy Pattanayak, Kishor Kumar Sharma, Rasik Bihari Awadhiya, Sankar Sarkar, Aniruddha Dutta, Pradip Duary, and Dilip Kumar Mandal.


 

8th Sep - 11th Sep | Visual Arts Gallery

आवेग / Aaveg A solo painting exhibition by Vasant Dora.


 

10th Sep - 14th Sep | Open Palm Court Gallery

Resonance Rangeele’26 presents a group painting exhibition by Garima Rawal, Damodar, Meetika Batra, Melvin Rajan, and Yashika Khattar.


 

11th Sep - 15th Sep | Convention Centre Foyer

Indigenous Expressions: Living Art Traditions of India. A painting exhibition curated by Jas Karan Gupta.


 

12th Sep - 16th Sep | Visual Arts Gallery

A Voyage within & Beyond

A solo textile art exhibition by Garima Goel

16th Sep - 20th Sep | Convention Centre Foyer

Lines of Dream 2.0 / सपनों की रेखाएं Every line carries a dream. Every dream paints a story. A Solo show by Shambhu Nath Goswami.


 

22nd Sep - 26th Sep | Convention Centre Foyer

People of Art: A Portrait Study of the Art World A painting exhibition by Ambalika Chitkara. Curated by Gargi Seth.


 

23rd Sep - 30th Sep | Visual Arts Gallery

Raj Se Swaraj Tak From Colonial Rule to Freedom- Through the Eyes of Shekhawati

To mark India’s 80th year of Independence, MOHAR (Museum of Heritage and Art at Ramgarh) presents “Raj Se Swaraj Tak”, an immerse eight-day journey of pre-independence and Post independence India in the 1800s and 1900s, through the discoveries in the Havelies of the Shekhawati Seths, who created the magical frescoed region of Shekhawati, called the “Open-air Art gallery of Rajasthan”.

The exhibition and other events will showcase cultural narratives and lifestyles through the wall frescoes of Shekhawati, the art and design influences, belief systems, religious and folk stories, the British influence, political art, lifestyle secrets, architecture, attire, objects created or acquired by the Shekhawati Seths - Art, Media, Manuscripts, Telegrams, Newspapers, Letters, Maps, spectacular oleographs,

25th Sep - 27th Sep | Open Palm Court Gallery

An Origami Odyssey A solo origami exhibition by Ishaan Gupta.


 

27th Sep - 30th Sep | Convention Centre Foyer

The Emerging Perspectives A group exhibition by Sakib Khan, Mohd. Danish, and Nazneen Praveen.


 

1st Sep - 6th Sep

Positive Perspective A group painting and sculpture exhibition by Sajal Kumar Mitra, Mukta Gupta, Bhupinder Dhutti, Manish Rao, Dalip Chandolia, Shalender Singh, Dr. Amrit Kapoor, Jagdeep Singh, Ravi Prakash, Raj Kumar Ghosh, Bhawana Choudhary Chandra, Shuvendu Sarkar, Anshuman Soni, Sumitra Sarkar, Dr. Vikram Kumar, Veena Karki, Hitendra Singh Bhati, Rakhi Unmani Singh, Ritu Kwatra, Radhey Shyam, Kavita Rajput,  Alka Pandey, Kamini Bahgel, Pooja Mudgal, Shilpi Singh Patel, Ram Onkar, Dr. Sanjay Dhawale, Kuldeep Kumar, and Prashant Rao.


 

8th Sep - 11th Sep

आवेग / Aaveg A solo painting exhibition by Vasant Dora.


 

12th Sep - 16th Sep

A Voyage within & Beyond

A solo textile art exhibition by Garima Goel

23rd Sep - 30th Sep

Raj Se Swaraj Tak From Colonial Rule to Freedom- Through the Eyes of Shekhawati

To mark India’s 80th year of Independence, MOHAR (Museum of Heritage and Art at Ramgarh) presents “Raj Se Swaraj Tak”, an immerse eight-day journey of pre-independence and Post independence India in the 1800s and 1900s, through the discoveries in the Havelies of the Shekhawati Seths, who created the magical frescoed region of Shekhawati, called the “Open-air Art gallery of Rajasthan”.

The exhibition and other events will showcase cultural narratives and lifestyles through the wall frescoes of Shekhawati, the art and design influences, belief systems, religious and folk stories, the British influence, political art, lifestyle secrets, architecture, attire, objects created or acquired by the Shekhawati Seths - Art, Media, Manuscripts, Telegrams, Newspapers, Letters, Maps, spectacular oleographs,

1st Sep - 4th Sep

Within & Beyond A group exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Preeti Duttagupta, Anukta Mukherjee Ghosh, Abhinav Duttagupta, Subrata Malakar, Proteeti Ghosh, Amiyo Paul, and Avigyan Roy.

5th Sep - 9th Sep

Faith & Fantasy A contemporary art exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Arup Chatterjee, Bablu Paul, Kajal Kumar Roy, Haraprasad Chatterjee, Hiranmoy Pattanayak, Kishor Kumar Sharma, Rasik Bihari Awadhiya, Sankar Sarkar, Aniruddha Dutta, Pradip Duary, and Dilip Kumar Mandal.


 

10th Sep - 14th Sep

Resonance Rangeele’26 presents a group painting exhibition by Garima Rawal, Damodar, Meetika Batra, Melvin Rajan, and Yashika Khattar.


 

25th Sep - 27th Sep

An Origami Odyssey A solo origami exhibition by Ishaan Gupta.


 

29th Aug - 2nd Sep

Spandan A Solo art exhibition of watercolours and oil paintings by Achintya Hazra.

3rd Sep - 7th Sep

Maverick An exhibition of paintings by Arya Praharaj.


 

11th Sep - 15th Sep

Indigenous Expressions: Living Art Traditions of India. A painting exhibition curated by Jas Karan Gupta.


 

16th Sep - 20th Sep

Lines of Dream 2.0 / सपनों की रेखाएं Every line carries a dream. Every dream paints a story. A Solo show by Shambhu Nath Goswami.


 

22nd Sep - 26th Sep

People of Art: A Portrait Study of the Art World A painting exhibition by Ambalika Chitkara. Curated by Gargi Seth.


 

27th Sep - 30th Sep

The Emerging Perspectives A group exhibition by Sakib Khan, Mohd. Danish, and Nazneen Praveen.


 

1st Sep - 6th Sep

Positive Perspective A group painting and sculpture exhibition by Sajal Kumar Mitra, Mukta Gupta, Bhupinder Dhutti, Manish Rao, Dalip Chandolia, Shalender Singh, Dr. Amrit Kapoor, Jagdeep Singh, Ravi Prakash, Raj Kumar Ghosh, Bhawana Choudhary Chandra, Shuvendu Sarkar, Anshuman Soni, Sumitra Sarkar, Dr. Vikram Kumar, Veena Karki, Hitendra Singh Bhati, Rakhi Unmani Singh, Ritu Kwatra, Radhey Shyam, Kavita Rajput,  Alka Pandey, Kamini Bahgel, Pooja Mudgal, Shilpi Singh Patel, Ram Onkar, Dr. Sanjay Dhawale, Kuldeep Kumar, and Prashant Rao.


 

8th Sep - 11th Sep

आवेग / Aaveg A solo painting exhibition by Vasant Dora.


 

12th Sep - 16th Sep

A Voyage within & Beyond

A solo textile art exhibition by Garima Goel

23rd Sep - 30th Sep

Raj Se Swaraj Tak From Colonial Rule to Freedom- Through the Eyes of Shekhawati

To mark India’s 80th year of Independence, MOHAR (Museum of Heritage and Art at Ramgarh) presents “Raj Se Swaraj Tak”, an immerse eight-day journey of pre-independence and Post independence India in the 1800s and 1900s, through the discoveries in the Havelies of the Shekhawati Seths, who created the magical frescoed region of Shekhawati, called the “Open-air Art gallery of Rajasthan”.

The exhibition and other events will showcase cultural narratives and lifestyles through the wall frescoes of Shekhawati, the art and design influences, belief systems, religious and folk stories, the British influence, political art, lifestyle secrets, architecture, attire, objects created or acquired by the Shekhawati Seths - Art, Media, Manuscripts, Telegrams, Newspapers, Letters, Maps, spectacular oleographs,