An exclusive show featuring rare and original works by eleven eminent Indian modern and contemporary artists, including F.N. Souza, Jogen Chowdhury, and Lalu Prasad Shaw, amongst others.

A curated group show of Contemporary Indian Art, featuring affordable, outstanding art from 9 talented artists. From conceptual to political, abstract to figurative, the artworks are diverse across subject and medium.

Acclaimed photographer Rohit Chawla recreates iconic paintings by Raja Ravi Varma, Frida Kahlo and Gustav Klimt as photographs, featuring famous contemporary personalities from different walks of life as models.

A solo exhibition of paintings, prints and sculptures by celebrated contemporary artist Seema Kohli, who takes inspiration from spirituality and mythology to create vibrant art, that celebrates life and the feminine form.

A celebration of creativity, passion and imagination, the exhibition showcases works from 14 female artists, both established and emerging, paying homage to the boldness, free spirit and strength of womanhood.

A solo exhibition of paintings by eminent and internationally renowned artist, Bratin Khan. Inspired by Indian mythology, religion and folk lore, Khan paints beautiful and calming canvases that exude a light from within.

Presenting the 13th Annual Show of the prestigious Galerie Sara Arakkal, featuring artworks by a range of established and emerging artists including Yusuf Arakkal, C.F. John, Sara Hussain, Gurudas Shenoy and more.

In its second edition, Art 35 brings together a diverse selection of affordable artworks by emerging artists. All under Rs. 50,000, the collection comprises paintings, sketches and photography.

Acclaimed London based photographer Karan Kapoor takes us back in time with his evocative B&W photographs from the 1980-90's, capturing the end of an era within the Anglo-Indian Community and the last of 'Portugal' Goa.

The exhibition consists of evocative black and white photographs taken by renowned photographer Serena Chopra, celebrating the landscape, culture, religion and people of the landlocked country, Bhutan.

Shot by acclaimed photographer Mahesh Shantaram, The African Portraits is a collection of intimate, emotionally resonant photographs, documenting the lives of African people living in India, and the racism faced by them.

Showcasing works of 9 artists from India and Bangladesh who spent a week creating art in Paro, Bhutan, taking inspiration from the vibrant culture and natural beauty of the beautiful and unique country.

Presenting works by 5 emerging artist of Bengal who offer a kaleidoscope of perspectives on life in India. The artists are inspired by Bengal’s immense folk heritage, traditions, history, people and culture.

Offering a rare glimpse into the lives of India's distinguished female royalty, this photography exhibition celebrates the resplendent beauties of princely India, and how they reinvented the traditional and embraced the modern.