Category: Triveni Kala Sangam
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Siddharth Patel: The Freedom to Imagine
Siddharth Patel’s solo exhibition “HurryUp, We Are Dreaming” opened on September 10, 2026, at Triveni Kala Sangam in New Delhi and runs until September 18. Curated by Anoop Kamath, the exhibition features Patel’s recent canvas and paper works. Known for…
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Shots in the Dark by Chandra Bhattacharjee
“Shots in the Dark” is a solo exhibition by Chandra Bhattacharjee, held at Shridharani Art Gallery in New Delhi from July 19 to 24, 2026. Featuring charcoal drawings, the exhibition explores the dignity of marginalized individuals—beggars, migrants, and the homeless—whose…
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Ritu Kamath: The Landscape of Inner Nature
Ritu Kamath’s solo exhibition “Entangled Ecologies” at Triveni Gallery invites viewers on an introspective journey through nature and its emotional resonance. Her paintings transform ordinary elements into profound expressions of life, encouraging a dialogue between the observer and artwork. The…
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Nitasha Jaini | Contemporary Indian Artist
Nitasha Jaini, an accomplished contemporary Indian artist born in Punjab in 1963, draws inspiration from her familial background and urban life, blending figurative and abstract forms in her art. With a Master’s in fine arts and numerous exhibitions to her…
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Mohan Samant: artistic traditions more important
After India’s independence, a new form of modern Indian art emerged in Mumbai in the form of the Progressive Artists’ Group. While most members of this group were influenced by the art world of Paris, Mohan Samant and M. F.…
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Ratan Parimoo: A Lifetime of Seeing, Thinking, and Creating
On the evening of June 12, 2026, a major retrospective exhibition of senior artist and art historian Ratan Parimoo opened at Bikaner House, one of New Delhi’s leading cultural venues. For Delhi’s art enthusiasts, the exhibition offers a rare opportunity…
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Lines of Thought, Lines of Being
Akar Prakar New Delhi Work by Suprio Karmakar A line is complete in itself, but when two lines come together in a relationship, they become an entire world. Together they create a form in which the visible and invisible presence…
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Parallels of Perception
These artists explore different aspects of contemporary human experience through introspective and transformative practices. Nitasha Jaini examines urban masculinity and modern relationships, while Gitanjali Kashyap seeks simplicity and deeper meaning through minimal, meditative drawings. Ritu Aggarwal uses geometric abstraction and…
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The Silent Echoes
Solo Show of Dr. Rakhi Kumar Dr Rakhi Kumar In contemporary Indian art, there are artists whose works transcend visual beauty to explore deeper dimensions of human experience and social reality. Dr. Rakhi Kumar belongs to this category. The works…
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Mature Expressions of Triveni’s Emerging Artists
Art by Kavita Gandhi Wig Rekha Jaggi, Nivedita Pande and Dr. Ved Prakash Bhardwaj. A group exhibition titled “Emerging Artists of Triveni Art Department” is being held from June 1 to June 7 at Shridharani and Triveni Galleries by the…