Emancipation of art

Conceptualized by Kathak maestro, Padmashri recipient Guru Shovana Narayan, the 20th edition of the LalitArpan Festival is a feast of performances that celebrates 75 years of India’s independence from colonial rule

Synthesis of Difference

Curated by Ajay Sharma and Jeong Heon Ki, the exhibition reflects on the synthesis of artistic expressions of what we deem in plain sight as two different echoes of cultural image making and ideation

The best of masterpieces

For an artist, the canvas is a mouthpiece. The artist speaks with vibrant colours, bold strokes and fine lines. In this era of duplicity, everything is fake. Only art is real. And to provide this real experience, the art exhibition —‘Master Strokes’— is all set to give all art lovers a new experience

 Leisure at the atelier

A weekly workshop at Kiran Nadar Museum of Arts will allow families to spend time together and build a stronger bond through art

Across borders, with love

Asghar Wajahat’s play, 'Jis Lahore Nai Dekhya Woh Jamyai Nai’, poignantly weaves the stories and traumatic experiences of two families affected by the Partition

Beyond reality

World Within-World Without, a group show by Art Incept, responds to the idea of syncing home and the world, and the ultimate reality of the universe, which is ever-expanding and is still being discovered through its material and formal existence

Exhibition: India’s sculpting richness 

Sculpt Carve Chisel presents an exhibition capturing the essence of the country’s abundance. India has a rich history of sculptural art from iconic cave sculptures to magnificent statues in temples and other historic monuments

Celebrating penmanship

Akshar Mahotsava, an event organised by the Calligraphy Foundation's Awareness Project, aims to celebrate various scripts to keep them alive.