Gallery Dotwalk inaugurates its new space in Defence Colony, New Delhi with Drifting Through Quiet Veins , an immersive exhibition that reimagines the gallery as a sensorial environment where sound, material, and image converge. The exhibition brings together eight contemporary artists whose practices move beyond conventional studio formats into experiential encounters shaped by memory, labour, landscape, and embodied presence. The exhibition features Abdulla PA, Amjum Rizve,

Method presents RITES , a solo exhibition by Berlin– and New York–based artist and technologist Alida Sun , on view from 31 January to 15 March 2026 in New Delhi. The exhibition examines technology through an alternative lens, placing code in conversation with ritual, embroidery, mirrorwork, and collective labour. At the centre of RITES is Sun’s long-term daily coding practice. For more than 2,300 consecutive days, she has written a new generative artwork every day, treatin

Threshold Art Gallery presents Intimate Terrains , a two-person exhibition featuring works by Shanti Swaroopini (India) and Michal Glikson (Australia), on view from 18 January to 28 February 2026. The exhibition traces a resonant relationship between two artists whose practices diverge in form yet converge in ethos. Both share formative training at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Maharaja Sayajirao University, Vadodara—an environment that shaped their commitment to material expe

Method Delhi presents Signs of Life , a new solo exhibition by multidisciplinary artist Kunel Gaur, bringing together four bodies of work that explore how emotion, identity, and structure coexist in the designed world. Instead of treating each series as an isolated study, the exhibition ties them together as points along a continuum — one where human nuance intersects with engineered precision. Across the gallery, colour, pattern, and industrial logic operate in measured tens

At Method Kala Ghoda, Aditiya Singh’s new exhibition, Where is Jennifer? , unfolds less like a thematic show and more like a stream of thought made visible. The question in the title isn’t a mystery to solve; it’s the starting point for a body of work that moves between humour, fixation, instinct, and the quiet chaos that fuels an artist who paints because he has to. The works drift between acrylic, ink, and watercolour, but what stands out is the way figures seem to appear a

Black Cube Gallery, led by Sanya Malik, opens December with Modern Freskos , the first solo exhibition in India by Berlin-based contemporary artist Paul Kuntze . Born in 1995, Kuntze brings a visual language shaped by history but not defined by it, looking closely at Baroque fresco traditions and translating them into a style that sits firmly in the present. Kuntze’s work begins with a deep interest in the ceiling paintings of old churches and palaces — those large, theatrica

At Method Delhi this month, a new exhibition titled Formation & Fracture explores a compelling duality: the quiet tension between...

Two solo exhibitions open side by side this month at Method Kala Ghoda, and while they seem stylistically worlds apart, together they...

In the heart of New Delhi’s vibrant Hauz Khas village, Black Cube Gallery presents Kindred Dichotomies —a powerful exhibition that brings...