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Where Silence Becomes FormStep into a world where landscapes transform into memories, and silence takes shape through co...
09/06/2026

Where Silence Becomes Form

Step into a world where landscapes transform into memories, and silence takes shape through colour, texture, and light.

Contemporary artist Nidhi Sharma presents a contemplative new body of work inspired by the Himalayas—exploring stillness, transformation, and the unseen connections between the outer world and our inner landscapes.

📍 Jehangir Art Gallery, Hall 1, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai
📅 9–15 June 2026
🕚 11 AM – 7 PM

The exhibition will be inaugurated on 9 June at 5:30 PM by noted art critic and curator Uma Nair, with Rajendra Patil, President of the Bombay Art Society and Founder of India Art Festival, as Guest of Honour.

An immersive journey into presence, perception, and the poetry of silence.

PIGMENTS & PARADOXWhere tradition meets experimentation, structure meets emotion, and form meets imagination.Join us for...
09/06/2026

PIGMENTS & PARADOX

Where tradition meets experimentation, structure meets emotion, and form meets imagination.

Join us for *Pigments & Paradox*, a compelling group exhibition bringing together six contemporary artists whose diverse visual languages create a rich dialogue between heritage and modernity. Through geometry, abstraction, symbolism, and expressive narratives, the exhibition celebrates the many dimensions of contemporary Indian art.

Featuring:
**Bharati Arya | K.K. Sharma | Neelu Kanwaria | Piyali Sarkar | Sanjay Soni | Tanishka Khandelwal**

📍 Jehangir Art Gallery, Gallery 2, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai
📅 9 – 15 June 2026
🕚 11 AM – 7 PM

The exhibition will be inaugurated in the esteemed presence of **Ms. Nidhi Choudhari (IAS), Director, NGMA Mumbai**, along with distinguished Guests of Honour **Rajendra Patil**, **Prakash Bal Joshi**, and **Jainkamal Sir**.

An inspiring week of artistic exploration, dialogue, and discovery awaits.

FLORALS & FORMSA celebration of nature, beauty, tradition, and human emotions through the creative vision of four remark...
08/06/2026

FLORALS & FORMS

A celebration of nature, beauty, tradition, and human emotions through the creative vision of four remarkable women artists.

Florals & Forms brings together a diverse collection of paintings that explore the poetry of flowers, the serenity of nature, the richness of folk traditions, and the many layers of human experience. From delicate floral narratives and spiritual reflections to textured abstractions and vibrant folk-inspired storytelling, the exhibition offers a captivating visual journey.

Featuring:
Sudha Barshikar | Nanda Phatak | Sohnal V. Saxena | Janhavi Bhide

Curated by Anjali Kaur Arora

📍 Jehangir Art Gallery, Gallery No. 3, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai
📅 9 – 15 June 2026
🕚 11 AM – 7 PM

Experience a harmonious blend of colours, textures, traditions, and contemporary expressions that celebrate the enduring connection between art and nature.

Presenting the 4th Solo Exhibition by contemporary artist Jiban Krishna Thakur at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.Read f...
25/05/2026

Presenting the 4th Solo Exhibition by contemporary artist Jiban Krishna Thakur at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.

Read full article here: https://colourcanvasmedia.com/jiban-krishna-thakur/

Through abstract forms, flowing lines, and symbolic imagery, the artist explores the emotional connection between humans, nature, dreams, and freedom. His works in acrylic, ink, and mixed media reflect a meditative visual language inspired by birds, trees, and inner consciousness.

📍 Convention Foyer, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi
📅 25 May – 29 May 2026
⏰ 10 AM – 8 PM

Everyone is cordially invited to experience this artistic journey.

Celebration of Life” Solo Show of Paintings by eminent artist Sadhna Sangar at Jehangir Art GalleryFrom: 19th to 25th Ma...
19/05/2026

Celebration of Life” Solo Show of Paintings by eminent artist Sadhna Sangar at Jehangir Art Gallery

From: 19th to 25th May 2026
Sadhna Sangar’s solo exhibition, ‘Celebration of Life,’ emerges from a deeply sustained relationship with nature, inner reflection, and emotional resilience. At a time when contemporary life is increasingly fractured by speed, anxiety, and visual excess, Sangar’s paintings offer something quietly radical: spaces of stillness, luminosity, and renewal. Her works do not attempt to dominate the viewer through drama; instead, they unfold gradually, like a remembered melody or the slow arrival of dawn after a long night.

Working through layered surfaces of colour, fluid gestures, and atmospheric abstraction, Sangar transforms natural forms into states of feeling. Mountains dissolve into light, rivers appear to breathe, trees become silent witnesses, and skies open into meditative expanses. Her canvases are not descriptions of physical landscapes alone; they are emotional terrains shaped by memory, devotion, solitude, and wonder. The recurring presence of flowing blues, radiant whites, burning oranges, and pulsating pinks creates a visual language that oscillates between serenity and intensity.

There is a spiritual undercurrent within Sangar’s practice, but it is never rigid or illustrative. Instead, spirituality appears here as sensitivity, a way of listening to the world rather than controlling it. Her paintings seem to emerge from moments of contemplation where nature is experienced not as backdrop, but as a living and conscious presence. Water becomes movement and cleansing; light becomes awakening; colour becomes vibration.

Group Art Exhibition of Paintings & SculpturesBy Contemporary renowned artistsRam Partap Verma, Debabrata De, Dr. Pancha...
19/05/2026

Group Art Exhibition of Paintings & Sculptures
By Contemporary renowned artists
Ram Partap Verma, Debabrata De, Dr. Panchanan Samal, Nilkanth Mondal, Debashis Maity, Chandan Samal, Narottam Das, Sonu Gupta, Purneema Dixit, Itee Jain, Sofaiya Yasmeen, Narendra Kumawat, Himanshu Mohanta, Vishwa Sahni.

VENUE:
Nehru Centre Art Gallery
AC Gallery
Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli, Mumbai 400018
Timing: 11am to 7pm

Ethereal Visions” ultimately stands as a profound celebration of the boundless spirit of creativity—an artistic confluence where imagination transcends limitation and expression finds its purest form. Within this space, every artist offers not just their work, but a fragment of their inner world, their emotions, their journeys, and their silent contemplations. Each creation becomes a visual language, speaking beyond words, inviting interpretation, and evoking a deeply personal response.

The exhibition unfolds as a dialogue between the visible and the intangible—where colors, textures, and forms merge to create experiences that are both intimate and universal. It is a realm where the ordinary gently dissolves, making way for the extraordinary to emerge in quiet, unexpected ways. Every artwork becomes a mirror, reflecting not only the artist’s vision but also the viewer’s own thoughts, memories, and emotions.

More than just an exhibition, Ethereal Visions is an immersive experience—an invitation to pause, to observe, and to feel. It encourages a moment of stillness in the midst of life’s constant motion, allowing one to reconnect with the subtle depths of perception and imagination. Here, art is not merely seen; it is encountered, absorbed, and lived.

‘HABITAT – Echoes of Land and Life’: A Convergent Exploration of Nature and HumanityFrom 26 May to 01 June 2026, the his...
19/05/2026

‘HABITAT – Echoes of Land and Life’: A Convergent Exploration of Nature and Humanity

From 26 May to 01 June 2026, the historic Jehangir Art Gallery will host “HABITAT – Echoes of Land and Life,” a significant group exhibition featuring four acclaimed artists: N. S. Manohar, S Jayaraj, Maruthi Paila, and R Dhiyaneshwaran.



The exhibition serves as a profound visual dialogue between the elemental forces of earth and sea and the human lives shaped within their embrace. Through a diverse body of work, the artists navigate the terrains of landscape, memory, and abstraction, reflecting on the lived experiences of rural and coastal communities.

In this collection, the land and sea is portrayed as a rhythmic, transformative presence, while the land serves as a repository for stories of tradition and labour. The artists employ colour as a primary emotional language – moving between quiet, contemplative palettes and vibrant, immersive hues – to capture the “echoes” of places remembered and lives witnessed.

Neena Bidikar’s solo exhibition, ‘A Floral Reverie,’ unfolds as an intimate encounter with the emotional and sensory lif...
18/05/2026

Neena Bidikar’s solo exhibition, ‘A Floral Reverie,’ unfolds as an intimate encounter with the emotional and sensory life of flowers.

Moving beyond the conventions of decorative floral painting, Neena transforms petals, folds, textures, and colour into immersive fields of feeling, where softness and intensity coexist in delicate balance. Her large-scale canvases magnify fleeting botanical events into spaces of contemplation, drawing viewers into a world where nature appears both fragile and powerfully alive.

Working in a contemporary realist idiom, Neena approaches the flower not as a static object of beauty, but as a living form in transition - blooming, unfurling, fading, and renewing itself in cycles that quietly mirror human emotion. Rich blues, luminous whites, velvety rouges, and layered violets move across the canvas with an almost tactile presence. Light slips across petals like memory itself, revealing subtle tensions between stillness and movement, intimacy and grandeur.

Her long engagement with textile design and visual aesthetics is evident in the fluid orchestration of colour, rhythm, and surface. Yet the works resist excess. Instead, they cultivate attentiveness. Each painting invites the viewer to slow down and inhabit a moment that contemporary life often rushes past, the silent unfolding of beauty in its most transient state.

There is a meditative quality to Neena’s practice. The flowers seem less arranged than encountered, as though emerging from a deeply personal dialogue with nature, time, and perception. Through these works, the artist creates not simply images of blooms, but emotional environments where quiet observation becomes transformative.

‘A Floral Reverie’ offers a rare visual pause, a space where colour breathes, form softens, and the ephemeral presence of nature is allowed to linger just a little longer.

From: 25th to 31st May 2026
Jehangir Art Gallery
Hirji Gallery
M.G. Road, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001

This show is curated by Anjali Kaur Arora(Art Promoter)

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