From art fairs to exhibitions and festivals, our Events section covers the must-see happenings in the art world. Get the latest information on where to be, what to see, and what to expect from the most exciting events on the art calendar.
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Bratin Khan and Anupama Alias Anil explore the inner landscapes of memory, myth, and womanhood in 'Mirror of Vision' and 'A Room for Refuge', on view at Kalakriti Art Gallery, Hyderabad, until November 5, 2025.
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In 'Shrines', Abul Hisham reinvents his practice with spectral sanctuaries built from absence and memory. Blending Indian classical traditions with European influences, his fragmented figures and architectures transform ruins into spaces of fragile devotion and resonance.
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Drawing on Sri Lankan Tamil heritage, Lojithan Ram’s debut exhibition weaves memory, ritual, and resilience into cyanotypes and sculptures—offering a poetic meditation on loss, cultural continuity, and the quiet endurance of belonging.
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Sudhir Patwardhan’s 'Cities: Built, Broken' confronts the fractures of urban life in Mumbai and beyond — a poignant visual reckoning with loss, memory, and the human cost of unchecked urban transformation.
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Martand Khosla’s debut exhibition in Mumbai transforms everyday objects into powerful meditations on urban life, exploring systems, materiality, and motion through sculptural forms that invite viewers to reconsider the dynamics of city living.
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Dia Art Foundation’s 'Light into Space' at NMACC presents groundbreaking works from the 1960s and 1970s, redefining light and space as artistic mediums. Curated by Jessica Morgan and Min Sun Jeon, the exhibition invites immersive engagement and fresh interpretations.
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Nature Morte presents 'The Dichotomous Salon', a compelling new exhibition by Nidhi Agarwal. Featuring large-scale collage drawings, the show investigates human identity and social dichotomies through layered portraits and found materials. On view until 22 March 2025.
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Ishara Art Foundation presents 'Lines of Flight', Shilpa Gupta’s first solo exhibition in West Asia, exploring borders, suppression, and resilience. Featuring installations, drawings, and a new sound piece, the show challenges authority and celebrates artistic defiance.
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Shikh Sabbir Alam’s 'বনমানুষ / Bon-Manush' at Experimenter delves into humanity’s primal connection with nature, exploring the dualities of beauty and terror, permanence and impermanence, through richly textured paintings inspired by Bangla philosophy and sensory experiences.
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Discover the revival of 19th-century mica paintings at MAP, a forgotten Indian art form blending translucence and tradition. Explore how these delicate souvenirs are being preserved and celebrated, bridging history and contemporary appreciation.
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'A Show of Hands,' curated by Ranjit Hoskote, honours the multifaceted legacy of Gieve Patel through 73 works by 13 artists, celebrating themes of vulnerability, interconnectedness, and artistic camaraderie in a richly textured tribute.
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Chay Reds, Ferrous Black unveils the vibrant textile trade between India and Sri Lanka, exploring shared colours, motifs, and narratives. This MAP exhibition celebrates a rich cultural kinship, shedding light on untold South Asian stories.