Nero Art Hub is set to present Awakening the Inner Light, a group exhibition that brings together a compelling collection of paintings and photographs by a diverse range of visual artists. Curated by renowned art connoisseur Ranbir Rathi, the exhibition opens to the public from July 18 to 21 at Bikaner House, one of the capital’s most iconic cultural venues.
The show delves into the theme of inner illumination, inviting viewers to reflect on personal transformation and spiritual awakening through art. Featuring works that seamlessly blend modern techniques with intimate narratives, the exhibition offers a profound visual and emotional experience.
An exclusive preview of the exhibition will be held on Thursday, July 17 at 6 PM, accessible by invitation only.
“The exhibition is intended as a space for contemplation,” said curator Ranbir Rathi. “Each work is a window into the artist’s inner world, prompting viewers to examine their own sense of self.”
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Open to the public over the weekend, from Friday to Monday (July 18–21), the exhibition aims to engage both seasoned art lovers and casual visitors in a journey of discovery through visual storytelling.
Awakening the Inner Light is expected to draw attention for its thematic depth and the diversity of talent on display, reaffirming Bikaner House’s status as a premier destination for contemporary art in the city.
When: July 17-21
Where: Bikaner House, Pandara Road, India Gate, New Delhi
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