Litholekha

Litholekha LITHOLEKHA will look into the various aspects of Lithography printmaking process.

Furthermore we are dedicated to support research and curatorial activities in this direction.

In multi-layer lithography, each colour layer can be drawn on a separate stone or reworked on the same stone. Every laye...
04/02/2026

In multi-layer lithography, each colour layer can be drawn on a separate stone or reworked on the same stone. Every layer demands equal labour and precision.

The first layer is crucial—it sets the paper registration, and all subsequent layers depend on it.

Happy to share that presents Immiscible Impressions — a group exhibition dedicated to lithography .The show brings toge...
28/01/2026

Happy to share that presents Immiscible Impressions — a group exhibition dedicated to lithography .
The show brings together stone, plate, and photolithography, exploring different facets of the medium while questioning its place and relevance in the present moment.

We’re glad that a few works from Litholekha Studio’s collection are part of this thoughtful exhibition alongside some remarkable artists.

Opening: 31st January, 5 PM
On view until: 15th March
Delhi

If you’re in Delhi on the 31st, do drop by and spend some time with lithography and its many impressions.

“From the studio floor—multi-panel lithography work slowly taking shape.”By Subrat Behera
27/01/2026

“From the studio floor—multi-panel lithography work slowly taking shape.”
By Subrat Behera


A late post, but happy to share this experimental lithograph with hand colouring by Mahesh Baliga — a quiet and thoughtf...
07/04/2025

A late post, but happy to share this experimental lithograph with hand colouring by Mahesh Baliga — a quiet and thoughtful piece titled *Seed Collector*

Adding depth, experimenting with textures—watch this lithograph evolve! Second layer down, more to come. ...
21/03/2025

Adding depth, experimenting with textures—watch this lithograph evolve! Second layer down, more to come.

Welcoming Ragini Vyas to Litholekha (intern)As a 4th-year Painting student from Parul University, she brings her passion...
04/03/2025

Welcoming Ragini Vyas to Litholekha (intern)

As a 4th-year Painting student from Parul University, she brings her passion and curiosity to our studio. Here’s a glimpse of her hands-on experience with lithography!

(Revisiting these stunning works created at Litholekha Studio! A heartfelt thank you to for bringing such creativity an...
12/02/2025

(Revisiting these stunning works created at Litholekha Studio! A heartfelt thank you to for bringing such creativity and dedication to the process. Your prints continue to inspire!)

Reposted..
This is the first time I am presenting a series of lithographs. The source photographs, held personal significance, as these were photographed by my father dating back to the late 50’s or early 1960’s. Three of the five lithographs are a tribute to my mother, who was my father’s muse. Several of the prints incorporate subtle color tints, such as light blue and flesh tone.

The series was a labour of love, and cathartic to my memories as all the characters here have left their physical realm. The process of production was long drawn as , the litho studio’s location is in Baroda, and it Gujarat required extended periods of work and travel.
 
1. Yamuna with Uncle Daku
2. Just Friends
3. Ma
4. Taaza Khabar
5. When you became our mother

Khula Aasman, the main exhibition is on view till 18th February 2025 at Seema Kohli Studio, Okhla Phase 2.
Monday to Sunday, 11am to 6pm.

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“Tez Gogoi’s -Two Pillars” captures the delicate balance of decay and resilience through lithography. This artwork showc...
15/11/2024

“Tez Gogoi’s -Two Pillars” captures the delicate balance of decay and resilience through lithography. This artwork showcases an architectural scene, with worn, weathered pillars standing amidst crumbling walls and textured surfaces, portraying the passage of time and the structures’ silent endurance. The meticulous details highlight both fragility and strength, making it a powerful commentary on survival and the beauty in the broken. With this we came to an end of six works done during “𝙈𝙤𝙣𝙨𝙤𝙤𝙣 𝙇𝙞𝙩𝙝𝙤𝙜𝙧𝙖𝙥𝙝𝙮 𝙒𝙤𝙧𝙠𝙨𝙝𝙤𝙥 2024” Wishing everyone good luck for their artistic journey, growth and fulfilment.
A heartfelt thank you to the jury, participants, applicants, donors, and mentor for making the Monsoon Lithography Workshop a success. Your support, creativity, and guidance have been invaluable in nurturing the art of lithography. Together, we celebrate a shared passion for printmaking and look forward to future collaborations
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‘Untitled’ by “Rishin Zaman”, part of monsoon lithography workshop 2024- captures the essence of quiet strength. The wor...
13/11/2024

‘Untitled’ by “Rishin Zaman”, part of monsoon lithography workshop 2024- captures the essence of quiet strength. The work presents three women draped in traditional attire, each with a unique expression of curiosity, caution, set against a dark, contrasting background. The detailed patterns and soft, earthy colors evoke a sense of cultural heritage and shared experience, inviting viewers to contemplate the unspoken narratives within. His first lithography attempt went remarkably well, as he has strong foundation in woodcuts.The intricate patterns and earthy tones reflect the influence of Islamic ideology and cultural heritage, inviting viewers to ponder the unspoken narratives within.

“Naveen Tungana” recently participated in the 2024 Monsoon Lithography Workshop, where he produced an exceptional multi-...
11/11/2024

“Naveen Tungana” recently participated in the 2024 Monsoon Lithography Workshop, where he produced an exceptional multi-layer lithograph print. His work, rich with dynamic colors, breathes life into every print, showcasing three ladies standing at a door with eyes full of curiosity, illustrating his ability to convey depth and energy without words. His artwork captures the viewer’s attention, reflecting his skill, dedication, and the unique vibrancy he brings to his art. His prints serve as a powerful testament to his artistry and talent. We are truly grateful to and for their support.

This vibrant lithograph by “Pancham Gaur” titled “कीर्तिमुख” features a gradient from teal to orange, creating a lively ...
09/11/2024

This vibrant lithograph by “Pancham Gaur” titled “कीर्तिमुख” features a gradient from teal to orange, creating a lively backdrop for intricate, repeated face patterns in white lines. Two larger, expressive faces stand out, adding contrast and depth. The bright colors enhance the visual appeal, blending traditional motifs with a modern, surrealistic touch, inviting viewers into its captivating details and symbolism. We are truely grateful to and for their support. # lithography

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