Category: Delhi Art Gallery
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A Choreography in Deep Green: Smitha M. Babu
Smitha M. Babu with Gulam Mohammad Shekh. Smitha M. Babu’s solo exhibition A Choreography in Deep Green was held at Vadehra Art Gallery from April 23 to May 15, 2026. Two aspects are especially significant in Smitha Babu’s art: her…
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Fragments, Disorder, and Consciousness: The Art of Sangam Peshawaria
“Art does not perform miracles; rather, it awakens consciousness. Whatever an artist creates is a reimagination and reconstruction of lived visual and conceptual experiences. In Sangam Peshawaria’s works, fragmented human forms, scattered domestic objects, and the subtle tonalities of graphite…
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Ragini Sinha: Flight of Life
Art, though born from personal expression, is deeply shaped by social experience. The works reflect this dynamic relationship between individual imagination and collective reality in Ragini Sinha’s work. From her early paintings of mushrooms symbolising family and social structures to…
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The Studio is an Artist’s Place of Tapasya
Members of the Quartz Collective Group Visit Ragini Sinha’s Studio Gitanjali Kashyap, Shikha Gupta, Nitasha Jaini, Neelam Gaur, Ragini Sinha, Ritu Aggarwal, Ritu Singh Panday, Saswati Chaudhuri, Dr Ved Prakash Bhardwaj and Sakshi Bajaj. On the afternoon of May 15,…
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Satish Sharma: The Aesthetics of Materiality and Contemplative Seeing : Ved Prakash Bhardwaj
Satish Sharma’s art is rooted in abstraction, materiality, and sensory experience rather than narrative or representation. His paintings and sculptures avoid direct imagery and instead invite viewers into a contemplative engagement with texture, surface, memory, and perception. Using materials such…
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The Universe Contained in a dot: Rashid Ahmad’s “Bindu: Dots Series”
Rashid Ahamad with guests. Everything is contained within a single dot—this is where creation begins and ultimately dissolves back into it. From the microscopic precision of scientific analysis to the vast observation of the cosmos, both the subtlety and the…
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Liminal Geographies: The Landscapes of Paramjit Singh
The landscapes of Paramjit Singh invite viewers into a world where nature is not merely seen, but deeply felt. His works transcend literal representation, revealing the inner beauty of the natural environment through a sensitive interplay of light and colour.…
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What makes Picasso relevant today?
By Ved Prakash Bhardwaj The twentieth century witnessed the emergence of numerous remarkable artists who expanded the boundaries of art in unprecedented ways. Among the many contemporaries and successors of Pablo Picasso whom we continue to remember today, Picasso still…

