Echoes of Elegance, a group art exhibition showcasing the works of some of India’s leading contemporary artists, opened on January 1, at Shridharani Art Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam, Mandi House. Curated by Shekhar Jhamb, Director of Creativity Art Gallery, the exhibition brings together a diverse range of artistic expressions, celebrating the depth and vibrancy of Indian contemporary art.
The exhibition features works by renowned artists Akhil Mohan, Bose Krishnamachari, Dileep Sharma, Farhad Hussain, George Martin, Jyothiraj Moyampilly, Manu Manjesh Lal, Mukesh Sharma, Murali Cheeroth, S. Sudhayadas, and Tutu Pattnaik. Their contributions reflect a wide spectrum of styles, themes, and mediums, offering visitors a comprehensive look at the evolving landscape of Indian art.
A preview of the exhibition is scheduled for Saturday, January 4, starting at 4:30 PM, where art enthusiasts and collectors will have the opportunity to interact with the curator and participating artists.
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The exhibition will continue at Shridharani Art Gallery until January 11, before moving to Creativity Art Gallery, Hauz Khas Village, where it will be on display from January 13 to February 15.
According to curator Shekhar Jhamb, Echoes of Elegance aims to create a platform for dialogue between the artists and the audience while highlighting the richness of Indian contemporary art. “Art has the power to connect and inspire, and this exhibition is a testament to the creativity and vision of our artists,” Jhamb said.
When: January 1–11
Where: Shridharani Art Gallery, New Delhi
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