Visions Unveiled - Liminal Spaces A group painting exhibition by artists Deesha Grover, Apoorva, Bhawna Mittal, Manish Mehra, Priyanka Mehta, Kusumanjali Mishra, Neerja Anand, Anuja Khanna, Rohit Sharma, Millin Sangha Gujral, and Sangeeta Sharma.
Aābhās A painting exhibition by Sunil Dutt Mamgain.
Mishran A solo painting and sculpture exhibition by Prenita Dutt.
Nature Speaks An exhibition of paintings by Renu Umrao.
Jaya Ganguly: A Retrospective 1985-2025 Art Magnum presents a solo painting exhibition by Jaya Ganguly.
Jaya Ganguly: A Retrospective 1985-2025 Art Magnum presents a solo painting exhibition by Jaya Ganguly.
Mythos, Celebrating mythical tropes. An exhibition of paintings by Ambrish Mishra and Nalini Misra Tyabji.
4th Edition of Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre An art exhibition that explores the enduring relationships between tribal communities and other forest dwellers, and nature and its various elements. This art exhibition brings to life the symbiotic relationship these forest dwellers have forged with forests and wildlife over generations, offering a rare glimpse into the cycles of life that thrive in harmony with nature. In its fourth edition, the art exhibition will take you across India’s most treasured landscapes – national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, tiger reserves, and community reserves. These art forms have been brought to you with painstaking efforts to reach out to tribal artisans living in these areas and capture the essence of their natural world.
Rajasthan: Rangon Ki Mehfil A celebration of colour, culture, and the desert’s poetic soul. A Solo show by Surjit Akre.
Portugal & India: Iconic Architecture and Cities India and Portugal’s relations in architecture date back to the XVI century. Historically, Portugal and India have been allies and have solid traditions of cultural and artistic exchanges valuable legacy for contemporary architecture and to be transmitted to future generations. Much of the early Portuguese architecture in India is manifested in churches, cathedrals and schools. Western India, especially Goa, Daman and Diu, have seen the great influence of some of the Portuguese architecture today and have emerged with iconic architecture of the region. The exhibition being curated by Architect, Rajendra Kumar in association with Embassy of Portugal, New Delhi is part of celebration about ‘50th Year of Diplomatic Years of India-Portugal’ explores the context of architectural marvels in Portugal and India, tracing the visionary efforts of architects like Alvaro Siza, Eduardo Souto De Moura, Fernando Tavora, Camilo Rebello, Manuel Aires Mateus, Nuno Valentim, Charles Correa, Raj Rewal, Bimal Patel (HCP), Hafeez Contractor and other prominent architects, designers of India and Portugal. It highlights the parallels between these two great nation’s celebrated achievements, their adaptation to evolving needs, and their iconic status as beacons of modernist innovation.
NATH - Experience the Enthralling Fusion of History and Innovation in Stone A solo painting exhibition by Sandeep Gomay. The inspiration behind this exhibition lies in the graceful Leelas of Lord Srinathji, where the artist seeks to capture the beauty and divine playfulness of Lord Krishna. The works draw from the timeless narratives of his life, reflecting his attributes and roles that embody Bhakti (Devotion), surrender, and unconditional love. Through these expressions, I aspire to evoke the spirit of Srinathji’s magnificence and the profound essence of his eternal presence.
Symbiosis between Nature and Humans An exhibition of drawing by Dinesh Kumar.
Our World through Four Eyes: Distortions, Reflections, Shadows, Textures A duo photography exhibition by Sanjay Bhattacharya and Sanya Ahuja.
Indigenous Gong Visions Indian Arts Corner presents a solo painting exhibition by Kaushal Prasad Teekam.
Whispers of the Wild A solo exhibition of paintings by Saarthak Sharma.
Mishran A solo painting and sculpture exhibition by Prenita Dutt.
Jaya Ganguly: A Retrospective 1985-2025 Art Magnum presents a solo painting exhibition by Jaya Ganguly.
Our World through Four Eyes: Distortions, Reflections, Shadows, Textures A duo photography exhibition by Sanjay Bhattacharya and Sanya Ahuja.
Visions Unveiled - Liminal Spaces A group painting exhibition by artists Deesha Grover, Apoorva, Bhawna Mittal, Manish Mehra, Priyanka Mehta, Kusumanjali Mishra, Neerja Anand, Anuja Khanna, Rohit Sharma, Millin Sangha Gujral, and Sangeeta Sharma.
Jaya Ganguly: A Retrospective 1985-2025 Art Magnum presents a solo painting exhibition by Jaya Ganguly.
NATH - Experience the Enthralling Fusion of History and Innovation in Stone A solo painting exhibition by Sandeep Gomay. The inspiration behind this exhibition lies in the graceful Leelas of Lord Srinathji, where the artist seeks to capture the beauty and divine playfulness of Lord Krishna. The works draw from the timeless narratives of his life, reflecting his attributes and roles that embody Bhakti (Devotion), surrender, and unconditional love. Through these expressions, I aspire to evoke the spirit of Srinathji’s magnificence and the profound essence of his eternal presence.
Indigenous Gong Visions Indian Arts Corner presents a solo painting exhibition by Kaushal Prasad Teekam.
Aābhās A painting exhibition by Sunil Dutt Mamgain.
Nature Speaks An exhibition of paintings by Renu Umrao.
Mythos, Celebrating mythical tropes. An exhibition of paintings by Ambrish Mishra and Nalini Misra Tyabji.
Rajasthan: Rangon Ki Mehfil A celebration of colour, culture, and the desert’s poetic soul. A Solo show by Surjit Akre.
Symbiosis between Nature and Humans An exhibition of drawing by Dinesh Kumar.
Whispers of the Wild A solo exhibition of paintings by Saarthak Sharma.
4th Edition of Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre An art exhibition that explores the enduring relationships between tribal communities and other forest dwellers, and nature and its various elements. This art exhibition brings to life the symbiotic relationship these forest dwellers have forged with forests and wildlife over generations, offering a rare glimpse into the cycles of life that thrive in harmony with nature. In its fourth edition, the art exhibition will take you across India’s most treasured landscapes – national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, tiger reserves, and community reserves. These art forms have been brought to you with painstaking efforts to reach out to tribal artisans living in these areas and capture the essence of their natural world.
Portugal & India: Iconic Architecture and Cities India and Portugal’s relations in architecture date back to the XVI century. Historically, Portugal and India have been allies and have solid traditions of cultural and artistic exchanges valuable legacy for contemporary architecture and to be transmitted to future generations. Much of the early Portuguese architecture in India is manifested in churches, cathedrals and schools. Western India, especially Goa, Daman and Diu, have seen the great influence of some of the Portuguese architecture today and have emerged with iconic architecture of the region. The exhibition being curated by Architect, Rajendra Kumar in association with Embassy of Portugal, New Delhi is part of celebration about ‘50th Year of Diplomatic Years of India-Portugal’ explores the context of architectural marvels in Portugal and India, tracing the visionary efforts of architects like Alvaro Siza, Eduardo Souto De Moura, Fernando Tavora, Camilo Rebello, Manuel Aires Mateus, Nuno Valentim, Charles Correa, Raj Rewal, Bimal Patel (HCP), Hafeez Contractor and other prominent architects, designers of India and Portugal. It highlights the parallels between these two great nation’s celebrated achievements, their adaptation to evolving needs, and their iconic status as beacons of modernist innovation.
Exclusive Painting and Sketching weekend Art Class by Jasmine Kaur.
Exclusively for the Members of India Habitat Centre and their dependants. The classes will be held from July till September 2023. Please note that dependents aged less than 10 years need to be accompanied by the concerned member.
Timings: from 3.00 pm to 5.30 pm
Days: Saturdays and Sundays
For Registration:
Contact No: 01143662024 / 2025
Email Id: visualartsgalleryevents@gmail.com