“Echoes Of Silence”Art Exhibition By Renowned Artists – Vikas Malhara, Hemant Dhane In Jehangir Art Gallery
From: 17th to 23rd February 2026 “Echoes of Silence” The Dual Art Exhibition by Contemporary Renowned Artists – Vikas Malhara, Hemant Dhane VENUE: Jehangir Art Gallery 161-B, M.G. Road Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001 Timing: 11am to 7pm Contact: +91 8329932837, +91 9422775921 A Group Exhibition of Paintings by two contemporary renowned artists – Vikas Malhara, Hemant Dhane are showing their recent works in Jehangir Art Gallery, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai from 17th to 23rd February 2026 Between 11am to 7pm. Vikas Malhara Vikas Malhara operates within a restrained, inward abstraction where form appears only as a trace and colour functions as a carrier of time. The paintings unfold slowly, built from translucent layers of greys, blues, blacks, and earthen whites, creating surfaces that feel weathered rather than composed. Nothing is declared outright; instead, structures emerge hesitantly, as if remembered rather than invented. Horizontal bands, softened blocks, and...
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“Divine Texture Of Culture” An Exhibition Of Sculptures By Kiran Shigvan, Karuna Shigvan At Nehru Centre Art Gallery
From: 10th to 16th February 2026 “Divine Texture of Culture” An Exhibition of Sculptures by Kiran Shigvan, Karuna Shigvan VENUE: Nehru Center Art Gallery, AC Gallery, Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli, Mumbai 400018 Timing: 11am to 7pm Contact: +91 77108 68631 / +91 77759 87011 Kiran Shigvan: Kiran Shigvan’s sculptures operate at the intersection of anatomical precision, restraint, and a sensitivity to material behaviour. Working primarily in fibreglass and bronze, he demonstrates a disciplined command over form, allowing the human figure to emerge not as show but as a site of quiet psychological intensity. His sculptures often appear paused mid-thought or mid-breath, suggesting an inward turn rather than an outward performance. There is no excess here, gesture is economised, surfaces are controlled, and the body is treated as a vessel of lived experience rather than an object of idealisation....
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ARTIVAL FOUNDATION Presents ART CONTINUUM 2026 An Art Exhibition By 30 Contemporary Renowned Artists From Across India At Carpe Diem Art Gallery, Goa
January 28 to February 8, 2026 ARTIVAL FOUNDATION Presents “ART CONTINUUM 2026” An Art Exhibition by 30 contemporary renowned artists from India VENUE Carpe Diem Art Gallery, 81/2, Godinho (Jaques Godinho) House, Gomes Waddo, Costa Vaddo Road, Majorda, Goa 403713 Timing: 11am to 7pm. For More Details CALL / WHATSAPP + 91 9920804573 + 91 9833949788 Art Continuum: A Journey Through Artistic Expression This Grand exhibition is a harmonious convergence of 30 revered contemporary artists, hailing from the present art world. The talented and renowned artists participating in this exhibition include Art Continuum is a landmark exhibition bringing together 30 respected contemporary artists from across India, reflecting the breadth and vitality of the present art landscape. The participating artists include Bhiva Punekar, Chandrakant Tajbije, Damodar Madgaonkar, Deepak Garud, Dhammapal Kirdak,Gautam Mukherjee, Gopal Pardeshi, Jaydeb Dolui, Jayshree Savani, Kappari Kishan,...
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“RELATIONS” An Exhibition Of Paintings & Drawings By Renowned Artist Sajal Kanti Mitra At Jehangir Art Gallery
From: 13th to 19th January 2026 “RELATIONS” An Exhibition of Paintings & Drawings By Renowned artist Sajal Kanti Mitra VENUE: Jehangir Art Gallery 161-B, M.G. Road Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001 Timing:11am to 7pm Contact: +91 9831429243 In the works of Sajal Kanti Mitra, figuration and abstraction exist in a continuous, deliberate dialogue. His paintings unfold within a threshold space where faces, bodies, and gestures momentarily emerge from layered fields of colour, only to recede again into atmosphere and rhythm. Rather than offering linear narratives, the works propose states of becoming, images held in suspension, as if caught between thought and emotion. Mitra’s visual language is rooted in an urban consciousness, yet it is tempered by an inward, almost musical lyricism. The recurring female forms across his canvases function less as portraits and more as presences, self-contained, introspective, and quietly resonant. Their elongated...
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“Sacred India” 17th Solo Show Of Paintings By Renowned Artist Paramesh Paul At Nehru Centre Art Gallery
January 13 to 19, 2026 “Sacred India” 17th Solo Show of Paintings By Renowned artist Paramesh Paul VENUE: Nehru Centre Art Gallery AC Gallery, Discovery of India Building Dr. Annie Besant Road Worli, Mumbai – 400018 Timing: 11am to 7pm Contact: +91 9833748993 Renowned artist Parameh Paul is showing his recent work “Sacred India” 17th Solo Show of Paintings at Nehru Centre Art Gallery, AC Gallery, Worli, Mumbai from 13th to 19th January 2026 between 11am to 7pm. A Luminous Journey through Sacred Sites Paramesh Paul pays an earnest and deeply emotive tribute to the scenic and sacred beauty of places like Varanasi and Pandharpur. In glowing, warm colours — amber, gold, and vermilion — these works are created with utmost care and devotion. A sense of awe is evoked through the dense compositions, while a serene, sublime calm...
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“Between Form And Silence” Recent Works By Artist Asha Shetty In Jehangir Art Gallery
From: 29th December 2025 to 4th January 2026 “Between Form and Silence” Where the unseen begins to speak Recent works By Contemporary artist Asha Shetty VENUE: Jehangir Art Gallery 161-B, M.G. Road Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001 Timing: 11am to 7pm Contact: +91 9326475228 Between Form and Silence – Solo Exhibition by Asha Shetty Between Form and Silence is a solo exhibition by Mumbai-based contemporary artist Asha Shetty, presented at Jehangir Art Gallery, Kala Ghoda. The exhibition brings together recent works in acrylic and ink on canvas that move between abstraction and figuration, exploring states of balance, transition, and inward contemplation. Shetty’s practice is grounded in rigorous training in drawing and painting, supported by formal study of Indian aesthetics. Her works do not follow narrative structures; instead, they invite slow looking and quiet engagement. Figures appear as inward-facing presences rather than portraits, existing...
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