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SUMMARY:Slow Is The New Urgent
DESCRIPTION:Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) is thrilled to announce a transformative art installation housed in the KNMA Art Passage\, the skybridge connecting Nexus Select CITYWALK and DLF South Court Mall – ‘Slow Is The New Urgent’\, curated by Avik Debdas. The location of the exhibition adheres to KNMA’s mission of integrating meaningful artistic experiences into everyday public spaces.A colorful trail of turtles sets the pace\, inviting visitors through an immersive passage of artistic contemplation. \nFeaturing eleven contemporary artists—Anshu Jakhar\, C.K. Rajan\, Hifzul Kabeer\, K.M. Madhusudanan\, Manveer Singh\, Mohd. Intiyaz\, Pallavi Singh\, Schön Mendes\, Slipa Sheeja\, Sonam Chaturvedi\, and Tahsin Akhtar— an environment that gradually shifts from digital and commercial sensory stimulation quiet introspection\, encouraging slow looking. The visitor then crosses a sanctuary of muted birds\, televisions that blare a chorus of toxicity\, rivers dyed in synthetic excess\, and many other such markers of the rampant consumerism that litter the wider world. The ‘thinking passage’ also goes on to bring to the forefront the omnipresent digital surveillance that pervades \nmodern life. The works illuminate how our every choice\, pause\, and click is methodically recorded\, monetized\, and fed back into algorithms that curate our next impulse. The exhibition confronts visitors with the unsettling reality that our desires are increasingly engineered rather than authentic—optimized\, and resold to us through the manipulative language of urgency\, transforming even our attention itself into a marketable commodity. \nThis exhibition is an extension of KNMA’s ongoing commitment to democratizing art. By establishing this thoughtful corridor in one of Delhi’s busiest commercial centers\, the museum invites diverse audiences to experience how art can create moments of pause within our increasingly urgent world. Each segment of the passage encourages visitors to engage with what literary scholar Arden Reed describes as art that ” waits mutely—patiently—for us to animate them.
URL:https://artinfoindia.com/artevent/slow-is-the-new-urgent/
LOCATION:Kiran Nadar Museum of Art\, Saket\, 145\, DLF South Court Mall\, Saket\, South Delhi\, Delhi\, 110017\, India
CATEGORIES:Group Show
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SUMMARY:No Longer a Memory
DESCRIPTION:A solo exhibition by Cop Shiva\, curated by Joshua Muyiwa
URL:https://artinfoindia.com/artevent/no-longer-a-memory/
LOCATION:Gallery Sumukha\, 24/10\, BTS Depot Road\, Wilson Garden\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560027\, India
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20250604T110000
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SUMMARY:Unboxed-The Queer Art Exhibition
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URL:https://artinfoindia.com/artevent/unboxed-the-queer-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:The Lalit\, New Delhi\, Barakhamba Avenue\, Connaught Place\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
CATEGORIES:Group Show
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20250614T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20250712T180000
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SUMMARY:Divinely Feminine
DESCRIPTION:An Exhibition of Paintings by Kerala’s Master Artist\, Late C. N. Karunakaran. \nStep into the world of one of Kerala’s most iconic artists\, where myth\, reality\, and the essence of femininity converge\, creating a transcendent experience through colour and line.
URL:https://artinfoindia.com/artevent/divinely-feminine/
LOCATION:Gallery Ekami\, 1st Floor\, Mahathma Mandiram\, Kannur\, Kerala\, 670002\, India
CATEGORIES:Solo Show
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20250621T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20250731T180000
DTSTAMP:20250709T101928Z
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SUMMARY:Imprint
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URL:https://artinfoindia.com/artevent/imprint/
LOCATION:The Art Route Gallery\, 613/43 (Lower Ground)\, Sector-43\, Gurugram\, Haryana\, 122009\, India
CATEGORIES:Group Show
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20250627T110000
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SUMMARY:Ana’s Spring Forth
DESCRIPTION:‘Ana’s Spring Forth’ The Art Walk of Mahua Ray \nThis season\, the prestigious AFIACS Gallery will come alive with the evocative artistry of Mahua Ray\, as she presents her much-anticipated solo exhibition\, Ana’s Spring Forth. From the delicate whisper of a memory to the vibrant expression of emotion\, Mahua invites you on a soul-stirring journey through her mesmerizing paintings and sculptures. \nMahua’s artistic journey began under open skies\, where\, as a child\, she traced faces in clouds with her Maa\, her first muse. This innocent curiosity grew into a lifelong pursuit of beauty and truth\, nurtured by the guidance of legendary masters like Devi Prasad Roychowdhury. \nHer works speak with quiet intensity\, blending fluid strokes and rich textures with deep emotional insight. This latest series of oil paintings and bronze sculptures explores the ephemeral and eternal nature of human emotions. It is a poetic reflection on the fleeting moments that shape our inner worlds. \nAn award-winning artist with both national and international recognition\, Mahua’s creations have graced galleries across Mumbai\, Bangalore\, New York\, Paris\, London\, Dubai\, Goa\, Ahmedabad\, Canada\, and Delhi. Her art finds home with distinguished collectors in India and abroad\, cherished for its impressionist elegance and philosophical depth. \nIn Ana’s Spring Forth\, clouds become storytellers—soft forms transforming into visual poetry. With graceful curves and vibrant expressions\, Mahua captures the vitality of the feminine spirit and the universal language of emotion. Each piece is a window into her imaginative world\, where logic and lyricism walk hand in hand. \nThis exhibition is more than a display—it is an emotional experience\, a celebration of creativity\, and an invitation to reconnect with the beauty that surrounds us. Join us in the presence of Chief Guest Biman B Das to honour a body of work that inspires\, moves\, and uplifts.
URL:https://artinfoindia.com/artevent/anas-spring-forth/
LOCATION:AIFACS Gallery (All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society)\, Rafi Marg\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
CATEGORIES:Solo Show
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SUMMARY:Play-Forms : Recent Works by Partha Pratim Deb
DESCRIPTION:Emami Art presents Play-Forms\, a solo exhibition of Partha Pratim Deb’s vibrant paintings\, expressive drawings\, and whimsical paper mesh and fabric sculptures. With over six decades of artistic practice\, Deb’s works challenge conventional boundaries\, blending criticality and creativity through a playful\, experimental lens. This show highlights his late-style works\, including rarely exhibited fabric sculptures.
URL:https://artinfoindia.com/artevent/play-forms-recent-works-by-partha-pratim-deb/
LOCATION:Emami Art\, Kolkata Centre for Creativity 777\, Anandapur EM Bypass\, Kolkata\, West Bengal\, 700107
CATEGORIES:Solo Show
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SUMMARY:āranyaka
DESCRIPTION:Emami Art presents āranyaka\, a solo exhibition by Arunima Choudhury\, featuring her eco prints and recent works on paper and cloth. Choudhury crafts intimate natural worlds using colours derived from natural sources\, engaging with themes of survival\, destruction\, and the primal bond between humanity and nature. These works reflect her emotional\, ethical\, and political engagement with the natural world.
URL:https://artinfoindia.com/artevent/aranyaka/
LOCATION:Emami Art\, Kolkata Centre for Creativity 777\, Anandapur EM Bypass\, Kolkata\, West Bengal\, 700107
CATEGORIES:Solo Show
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