Roots- Art from the tribal heartland of India

Artists from four central Indian tribes will be featured: the Baiga, the Mandavi, the Pardhan Gond, and the Rajwar

Mobile Museum – Amrita among us

Amrita (1913 - 1941) was an eminent Indian painter born to a Punjabi Sikh father and a Hungarian Jewish mother. She has been called one of the greatest avant garde artists of the twentieth century whose depiction of the plight of women had made her art a beacon for women in India and abroad

Nomad: Textile Exhibition

The showcase boasts an array of over 50 to 60 pieces, all hailing from the 19th or early 20th century

Upamana: An immersive experience

Using concepts derived from the above, the immersive shows use installations, visual art, sound and lighting to explore multiple comparisons and analogies that people face throughout life

Modern Tribal-Connecting Traditions: An art exhibition

The exhibition, scheduled to run from January 29 to February 5, 2024, focuses particularly on the intricate artistry of Gond and Bhil paintings

Bharatmuni Rang Utsav: A festival of solo and two-act play

Each day will feature four solo or group acts and the festival will be inaugurated by Saurabh Bhardwaj, Minister of Art, Culture, and Language, Delhi Government

Fashion for a Cause 2024: Leading designers on board

Started and founded by Anand in 2012, 'Fashion for a Cause' brings various prominent designers, celebrities, and other individuals from diverse fields under one roof, to raise funds for the education of less-privileged children

Indian Ceramics Triennale

On display will be 34 projects created by more than 60 artists from India and abroad, hailing from 12 countries, including the United States and Australia