An exhibition titled Soul Solace: A Collective Celebration of Art & Expression, curated by Lekha Sabharwal, will open at the Open Palm Court, India Habitat Centre (IHC), New Delhi, on April 17 and continue till April 21.
Centred on the idea of art as a medium of healing and connection, the exhibition brings together a diverse group of artists, each presenting a distinct visual language and creative sensibility. Through a wide range of styles and mediums, the show seeks to create a shared space of reflection, expression and emotional resonance.
The curatorial vision emphasises harmony in diversity, allowing varied artistic practices to coexist and संवाद with one another. The exhibition aims to offer viewers an immersive experience where differing perspectives and techniques come together in a cohesive yet dynamic narrative.
Set within the tranquil surroundings of the Open Palm Court at IHC, the exhibition invites art lovers to engage with works that explore personal journeys, cultural nuances and contemporary themes, while fostering a sense of collective artistic spirit.
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Participating artists include Anita Goyal, Anjali Gupta, Anjali Agarwal, Anjali Mittal, Chitra Singh, Divyanjali Singh, Girija Raghavan, Kitty Dhupar, Lekha Sabharwal, Mena Goel, Moniika Singgh, Ratna Prasad, Riena A Jain, Sana Sikander, Sarojini Datta, Satish Chauhan, Swagatika Mohanty, Shalini Sharma, Shashi Lata, Sarika Sharma, Rima Navla, Vandana Singh, Rohit Chaturvedi and Shabnam Mehra. Guest artists Roop Chand, Hena Chakraborty and Vijay Pal will also be part of the exhibition.
When: April 17–21
Where: Open Palm Court, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
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