Thapar Gallery presents Memory | Remains , an exhibition bringing together works by Krishen Khanna and Prabhakar Kolte , on view until 28 February 2026. The exhibition approaches Indian modernism through two distinct artistic practices that continue to engage with memory, history, and everyday experience. Rather than positioning the artists as canonical figures, Memory | Remains treats modernism as an ongoing and evolving inquiry. Through Khanna’s figurative language and Ko

‘ Zaaviye’ , an Urdu word meaning angles or perspectives, brings together imagery and poetry in a rare and delicate embrace. What began as a dream now unfolds in an intimate exhibition and a finely crafted coffee table book.   The project features 32 evocative black-and-white photographs by Gaurav Bharadwaj, each accompanied by a verse graciously gifted by Gulzar Saab. Together, they form a meditative conversation between word and image — a dialogue between what is visible an

Time usually rushes past us in traffic, in deadlines, and in the noise of cities. But inside Vartaman , time stretches. You notice the...

A quarter century in the art world is not just a measure of years, but of the works seen, the conversations sparked, and the...