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RECENT EXHIBITIONS
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Smitha M Babu: A Choreography in Deep Green
D53 Defence Colony, New Delhi 23 April - 15 May 2026Amid arboreal thickets of moss and pistachio green, pale skies swirl. The clouds, part amoeboid, part spectral, flatten into shapes resembling water bodies as much as sky. Woven into the... -
Ranbir Kaleka: Circle of Stories
D53 Defence Colony, Delhi 17 March - 18 April 2026For Patiala-born, Delhi-based artist Ranbir Kaleka, the temporal nature of our experiences structures our existence in the world. Kaleka’s practice surveys and interprets time in varied textures, including the fragility... -
Paramjit Singh: Liminal Geographies
D40 Defence Colony, New Delhi 6 March - 2 April 2026There is a haunting quality in Paramjit Singh’s paintings, an intangible sense of the unknown that is so persuasive, it allows the artist to take the viewer on a journey... -
Hylozoic/Desires (Himali Singh Soin & David Soin Tappeser): Soap of the Sages, Sun of the Sea
Frieze No. 9 Cork Street, London 5 - 28 March 2026Soap of the Sages, Sun of the Sea is how Pythagoras referred to salt. This show brings together three works across different media, revealing the disappearance of water bodies and...
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Shilpa Gupta - Bikaner House
by Meera Menezes | Artforum 12 May 2025It took a while for my eyes to adjust to the gloom surrounding Shilpa Gupta’s sound installation Listening Air , 2019–22, which was presented by Vadehra Art Gallery at the... -
A rising Bangladeshi star crafts empowering narratives for ethnic minorities
by Lena van tijen | Art Basel 19 February 2025When Ashfika Rahman was a child in Bangladesh, her mother worked as an activist and social worker in a border region strictly controlled by state security forces, providing legal support... -
Uncovering the Drivers Behind the Indian Art Market's Growth With Roshini Vadehra
by Henri robert | Happening 5 February 2025HR: Beyond economic growth – and the rise of millionaires and billionaires – how can the significant growth of the Indian art market between 2004 and 2008, and again post-COVID,... -
Gauri Gill’s photographs of the Indian farmers’ protests
by Snigdha Poonam | FT Magazine 1 February 2025Cauliflower plants stand in orderly rows across a patch of freshly tilled soil. Not yet in bloom, the garden is bordered by colourful tarpaulins, as if to shield the buds... -
6 Standout London Gallery Shows to See During Frieze Week
by Margaret Carrigan & Jo Lawson-Tancred & Vivienne Chow & Annie Armstrong | Artnet 8 October 2024“Cities: Built, Broken” is Indian artist Sudhir Patwardhan’s London solo debut, presented by the New Delhi-based Vadehra Art Gallery at the Frieze-backed project space No. 9 Cork Street through October...
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