The India Art Fair 2025 has opened in New Delhi, bringing together leading artists, galleries, and collectors from India, South Asia, and around the world. Held at the NSIC Exhibition Grounds in Okhla, the event runs from February 6 to 9 and features 118 exhibitors, including 78 galleries and major art institutions.
This year’s fair, organised in partnership with BMW India, is the biggest edition yet. It includes 24 new exhibitors and an expanded Design section, featuring 11 top design studios. In addition to gallery showcases, visitors can experience talks, workshops, live performances, and large outdoor art installations.
Jaya Asokan, Fair Director of India Art Fair, said, “We’re delighted to announce such a strong programme for our upcoming 16th edition of India Art Fair, which is set to be our biggest yet and a great celebration of the creative pulse of South Asia.”
She said that the programme of commissions will bring the city to life with curated projects that highlight both local and international artists, showcasing the fair’s global reach.
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“The quality of the work on view at the fair and across the city is a testament to our long-standing commitment to shine a light on Delhi as a global arts hub, which is only possible thanks to the support of our artists, exhibitors, and partners,” she added.
“Asian art is truly having a moment, and we’re incredibly proud to be playing our part in sharing it with the world,” Jaya Asokan said.
The fair extends beyond the exhibition grounds, with a Parallel Programme of exhibitions and events taking place across the city. New Delhi’s rich cultural scene will be on display through art shows, curated installations, and collaborations with top art organisations.
When: February 6 to 9
Where: NSIC Exhibition Grounds, Okhla, Delhi
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