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About VAG
Visual Arts Gallery of the India Habitat Centre has come a long way since its inception in the July 2000. The India Habitat Centre has established itself as a locus, a platform for cultural activity, where there is an opportunity to display creative talent or witness excellence on display. The Visual Arts Gallery has been a hub of uninterrupted art activity spanning different genres, and crossing many a boundaries. From the visual art to seminars, and now traversing the path of the digital world, the Visual Arts Gallery has a finger on the pulse of contemporary art trends leading to a sharing and union of energies and ideas. The Gallery works in a multi-dimensional manner. From showcasing two-dimensional works to three-dimensional works, we are trying to bring the best of art traditions both nationally and internationally. There is also an interface between what is termed 'high art' to popular art traditions, very much in keeping with the philosophy and vision of the India Habitat Centre.In the last fourteen years, as perhaps the largest non-profit centre in the country, we have been supporting art, crafts, material culture, emerging talent, and also the medium of photography. The immediacy of the medium of photography forms an inherent trajectory of the visual arts. Photography is now a serious art practice and we have hosted works by some of the well-known photographers of the country, namely Amit Pasricha, Amit Mehra, Prabir Purkayastha, among others. Their photo exhibits indeed herald the coming age of photography, and speak of the new levels to which photography is being taken.
Exhibition Calendar for this Month!
VISUAL ARTS GALLERY
02nd Nov - 07th Nov, 2024“X” - A solo painting exhibition by Rajesh Baderia. 09th Nov - 12th Nov, 2024Gandhi - Through the Eyes of the Artists - OPC Art Gallery presents a group painting exhibition of Contemporary Art by Yusuf, Sam, Shyam Sharma, Manish Pushkale, Dipto Narayan Chatterjee, Birendra Pani, Dharmendra Rathore, Rajesh Srivastava, Siraj Saxena, Gurmeet Marwah, Rajendra Kapse, Atul Sinha, Krishna Duriseti, Pratul Kumar Das, Anant Mishra, Prashant Kalita, Deepak Tandon, Aruna Tiwari. 13th Nov - 17th Nov, 2024Transcendent Continuum - A group painting exhibition by artists Kunal Batra, Shabir Hussain, Santosh, Sudhir Bhagat, Suresh Kumar Achari, Trilochan Anand, Vandana Bist. 20th Nov - 26th Nov, 2024Buoyant Iconic Depth - A solo painting and sculpture exhibition by Sanjeev Sinha. 28th Nov - 30th Nov, 2024Earth Song - A solo painting exhibition by Sujata Dere.
OPEN PALM COURT GALLERY
02nd Nov - 05th Nov, 2024Faces in my window - A solo painting exhibition by Nelofar Currimbhoy. 10th Nov - 13th Nov, 2024Unfolding Dialogue - A group painting and sculpture exhibition by Ajoy Bhowmick, Rajat Nandi, Probir Bepari, Dibyendu Bhadra, Sujit Das, Sajal Kumar Mitra, Indira Halder, Sanjib Das. 15th Nov - 19th Nov, 2024Enchanted Forests - A solo painting exhibition by Kavita Chopra Dikshit. 21st Nov - 25th Nov, 2024Abhivyakti - A group painting exhibition by artists Dhiraj B. Patil, Pradeep T. Ghadge and Aashima Mehrotra. 29th Nov - 01st Dec, 2024Wave of Palette Knife - A solo painting exhibition by Vikram Mukherjee.
ATRIUM
01st Nov - 25th Nov, 2024Due to unavoidable circumstances, this exhibition stands cancelled. We regret any inconvenience caused.
ATR Through The Lens - A solo Wildlife photography exhibition by Aarzoo Khurana. 25th Nov - 26th Nov, 2024Sustaining Power - Contemporary Challenges of Women’s Groups in South Asia. This photography exhibition highlights the challenges and the strategies adopted by women’s groups in retaining power and sustaining their gains, in South Asia by Institute of Social Studies Trust.
ATR Through The Lens - A solo Wildlife photography exhibition by Aarzoo Khurana. 25th Nov - 26th Nov, 2024Sustaining Power - Contemporary Challenges of Women’s Groups in South Asia. This photography exhibition highlights the challenges and the strategies adopted by women’s groups in retaining power and sustaining their gains, in South Asia by Institute of Social Studies Trust.
