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New Delhi, December 9, 2019: Iss ghat antar baag bagiche is an homage to Haku Shah (1934 – 2019), the reticent artist who grew up in an environment inspired by Gandhian thoughts and philosophy. We remember him as a painter, photographer, crafts archivist, an empath with a...
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Kiran Nadar Museum of Art is pleased to announce a special exhibition detailing seven architectural projects, raised by the structural engineering genius of Mahendra Raj out of his two hundred fifty projects. The collaborative alliance between the architect and the structural engineer (and...
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Amitava Das | Arunkumar HG| Ashim Purkayastha | Bharti Kher |C. Douglas | Debanjan Roy | GR Iranna| Gigi Scaria | Gogi Saroj Pal | Himmat Shah | Jagannath Panda | Jamini Roy | Jayashree Chakravarty | Jitish Kallat | Jyoti Bhatt | Kalighat Paintings | KG Subramanyan |KM Madhusudhanan| Karen...
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Kiran Nadar Museum of Art is pleased to present its first series of small exhibitions ‘Young Artists of Our Times’ curated by Akansha Rastogi, Senior Curator, Exhibitions and Programs. The series of exhibitions will unfold from September 2019 to March 2020, exploring different artistries,...
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Poetic, satirical and political commentaries of
Gaganendranath Tagore, Chittoprasad, KG Subramanyan and RK Laxman
‘Common Course’ is a zestful and humorous ride through caricatures, satirical, poetic and political commentaries of four artists of...
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The exhibition over the edge, crossing the line: five artists from Bengal continues its showcasing at Saket, after opening early January at the Noida branch of the museum.
Continuing the extensive explorations of different art movements, regions and artistic...
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The India Pavilion presentation Our Time for a Future Caring at the 58th International Art Exhibition – La biennale di Venezia is organized by the...
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This exhibition is a celebration of Himmat Shah’s solitary pursuit and inspiring nomadic life lived under an open sky that transformed into a recurrent poetic metaphor of the vastness and infinity of space in his work. It celebrates his prolific and rich oeuvre which will be presented in the...
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Amar Kanwar’s latest film, which premiered in documenta 14 in Athens and Kassel in 2017, narrates a modern fictional parable about two people’s quiet engagement with truth. In the feature length film a renowned mathematics professor retires, cutting his career short unexpectedly, and retreats...
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Arpita Singh (b. 1937, Kolkata) is one of the most significant women artists in India. This retrospective exhibition at KNMA gives an extraordinary opportunity to view six decades of her art practice. Engaging with her complex view of the world through her seminal paintings, drawings,...
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