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21/03/2026

Experience the vibrant spirit of art and culture at the Lalit Kala Mela 2026

Happening from 17th to 21st March 2026 at Shilpgram, Jawahar Kala Kendra, this Art & Craft Fair brings together talented artists from across the country under one creative roof.

From captivating paintings to intricate handicrafts, and a beautiful blend of tribal and contemporary art, every corner tells a unique story. Engage in live interactions with artists, explore diverse artistic expressions, and soak in the inspiring vibe shared by art lovers and collectors alike.

A perfect place to witness creativity, culture, and connections.

26/02/2026

DIVERSE VISIONS | ARTBYRS GROUP EXHIBITION

From 25 February to 2 March 2026, ARTBYRS unveils Diverse Visions at Nehru Centre, Worli, Mumbai — an evocative group exhibition curated by Rekha Shivdasani that celebrates the strength of artistic sisterhood and shared expression.

Established in 2011, ARTBYRS has evolved into a dynamic collective of women artists committed to mentorship, creative exchange, and meaningful dialogue through art. Diverse Visions presents a rich tapestry of styles, mediums, and personal narratives. While each artist brings a distinctive visual language shaped by her individual journey, together they form a cohesive and resonant collective voice.

The exhibition features works by Rekha Shivdasani, Alka Saigal, Amita Parekh, Arti Agarwal, Bela Dalal, Bijal Tejura, Binita Choksi, Harsha Vora, Heena Barman, Jalpa Ramani, Jignasa Sheth, Kavita Jain Garg, Manisha Samat, Minnaz Khera, Neena Shah, Nilofar Sait, Nutan Punatar, Pooja Bhansali, Rekha Shah, Rumeli Chakravarty, Seema Pawar, Sejal Mehta, Shilpa Saraf, Shilpa Singhal, Sonam Gupta, Vandana Gupta, Vibha Kanwar, along with Guest Contributor Kishore Shivdasani.

Diverse Visions is a reflection of many perspectives — distinct yet interconnected — engaging in a vibrant artistic conversation.

Tags: [Diverse Visions, ARTBYRS, Women Artists Collective, Group Show, Mumbai Art Scene, Nehru Centre Exhibition, Contemporary Indian Art, Creative Dialogue]

25/02/2026

The 134th All India Annual Art Exhibition of The Bombay Art Society was grandly inaugurated at Jehangir Art Gallery, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai, continuing a remarkable 138-year legacy of artistic excellence.

The evening was graced by Padma Shri Anuradha Paudwal as Chief Guest, Prof. Kishor Ingale, Director of the Directorate of Art, as Guest of Honour, and Hon. Ashish Shelar, Minister for Cultural Affairs & Information Technology, Government of Maharashtra. Their presence reflected the strong cultural vision and institutional support for the arts in Maharashtra.

Established in 1888, The Bombay Art Society remains one of India’s oldest and most respected art institutions. This year, 275 artworks were selected from over 2,500 entries received nationwide. A total of 46 awards and 3 scholarships were presented across painting, sculpture, graphics and photography.

The Roopdhar Lifetime Samman was conferred upon Late Sculptor Chandrajit Yadav. Scholarship awardees included Prasad Mestri (Bendre-Husain Scholarship), Sonal Salekar (Sandhya Misra Scholarship), and Krishnapada Maity (Ravi & Smita Paranjape Chitradiksha Scholarship).

With a legacy that has inspired legends like Amrita Sher-Gil, S. H. Raza and N. S. Bendre, the 134th edition once again strengthened Mumbai’s cultural calendar, celebrating artistic brilliance from across India.

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24/02/2026

DIVERSE VISIONS | ARTBYRS GROUP SHOW

From 25 February to 2 March 2026, ARTBYRS presents Diverse Visions at Nehru Centre, Worli, Mumbai — a compelling celebration of collective creativity curated by Rekha Shivdasani.

Founded in 2011, ARTBYRS is a vibrant collective of women artists rooted in mentorship, collaboration, and meaningful artistic dialogue. This exhibition brings together diverse styles, mediums, and narratives — united by authenticity and shared purpose. Each work reflects individual journeys while contributing to a powerful collective voice.

Featuring artists Rekha Shivdasani, Alka Saigal, Amita Parekh, Arti Agarwal, Bela Dalal, Bijal Tejura, Binita Choksi, Harsha Vora, Heena Barman, Jalpa Ramani, Jignasa Sheth, Kavita Jain Garg, Manisha Samat, Minnaz Khera, Neena Shah, Nilofar Sait, Nutan Punatar, Pooja Bhansali, Rekha Shah, Rumeli Chakravarty, Seema Pawar, Sejal Mehta, Shilpa Saraf, Shilpa Singhal, Sonam Gupta, Vandana Gupta, Vibha Kanwar, and Guest Contributor Kishore Shivdasani.

“Diverse Visions brings together many ways of seeing — distinct, individual, and held in dialogue.”

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[Diverse Visions, ARTBYRS, Group Exhibition, Women Artists, Mumbai Art, Nehru Centre, Art Exhibition, Collective Creativity]

23/02/2026

ART EXHIBITION – THREADS OF FREEDOM
A Journey from Soil to Soul

Step into a powerful artistic celebration where stories of identity, heritage, and liberation unfold through creative expression.

📅 24th February to 1st March 2026
⏰ Gallery Timings: 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM
📍 Gandhi Darshan Art Gallery
Gandhi Darshan, Gandhi Smriti, Raj Ghat,
New Delhi – 110002

Join us for an inspiring showcase that weaves together art, culture, and the spirit of freedom.

23/02/2026

AKATVA Arts Foundation presents
THREADS OF FREEDOM
A Journey from Soil to Soul

Celebration of all forms of art – Modern, Contemporary, Folk & Traditional Art, Sculpture, Ceramics, and Print Work.

🗓 24th February to 1st March 2026
📍 Venue: Gandhi Darshan Art Gallery,
Gandhi Darshan, Raj Ghat, New Delhi – 110002

“Echoes of Silence” – A Dual Exhibition at Jehangir Art Gallery17th – 23rd February 2026 | 11 AM – 7 PM📍 161-B, M.G. Roa...
13/02/2026

“Echoes of Silence” – A Dual Exhibition at Jehangir Art Gallery

17th – 23rd February 2026 | 11 AM – 7 PM
📍 161-B, M.G. Road, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001

Step into a realm where abstraction breathes and silence speaks.
“Echoes of Silence” brings together two powerful contemporary voices — Hemant Dhane & Vikas Malhara — in a compelling dual exhibition of paintings.

Hemant Dhane – The Thinking Hand
A fearless abstractionist who believes “There is destruction in every construction.” His layered textures and meditative silences unfold like peeling back the mind itself. A risk-taker who refuses repetition, feeding each canvas its own hunger.

Vikas Malhara – Immersion of the Formless
Subtle. Restrained. Profound. His works whisper rather than declare — where greys, blues, and muted earth tones dissolve into infinite space. Paintings that are not just seen, but experienced. Not statements, but states of consciousness.

“Divine Texture of Culture”An evocative sculptural dialogue by Kiran Shigvan & Karuna Shigvan at Nehru Center Art Galler...
12/02/2026

“Divine Texture of Culture”
An evocative sculptural dialogue by Kiran Shigvan & Karuna Shigvan at Nehru Center Art Gallery, Mumbai.

Where anatomical precision meets devotional lyricism.
Where bronze and fibreglass hold silence, memory, and inner stillness.

📍 Nehru Center Art Gallery, Worli
📅 10th – 16th February 2026
🕚 11 AM – 7 PM

A week of quiet intensity, cultural texture, and sculptural grace.

[Mumbai Art Indian Sculpture Art Mumbai]

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