NEO, URBAN, AVATAR: A Mythopoesis of the Contemporary Times
Art works by Birendra Pani

The exhibition presents a body of drawing-based paintings that explore the fragmented realities of contemporary urban existence. Rooted in Indian aesthetic traditions yet shaped by a globalized and technologized visual culture, the works weave together mythology, memory, satire, consumerism and environmental traces into an evolving contemporary mythscape.

Birendra Pani, contemporary artist whose practice is shaped by his movement across geographies and cultural landscapes. Drawing from Indian visual traditions, folk and performative forms, and contemporary urban imagery, his works construct layered visual narratives that reflect on identity and the changing human condition.

The exhibition will be inaugurated on Tuesday, 30 June’26 at 17:30 hrs

Exhibition walkthroughs daily by the artist at 17:30 hrs
 

The exhibition will remain open daily from 1st July to 14th July from 11:00 to 19:00 hrs

(Collaboration: Purushottam Public Trust)

Gond Pradhans of Patangarh: A Dynamic New Art Taking Roots

This exhibition explores the vibrant artistic practices of the Gond Pradhans of Patangarh, whose visual language emerged through the transformation of oral traditions, songs, myths and musical memories into imagery. Initiated by the pioneering artist Jangarh Singh Shyam, the movement dissolves boundaries between imagination and reality, nature and myth, creating a fluid and deeply rooted contemporary tribal visual tradition.
Featuring work by 21 Patangarh-based Gond Pradhan artists whose practices continue and expand the artistic legacy initiated by Jangarh Singh Shyam.

The exhibition will be inaugurated on Friday, 12 June 2026 by Shri Shyam Saran, President, IIC at 18:30 hrs 

The exhibition will remain open daily from  11:00 to 19:00 hrs 

(Collaboration: Raza Foundation)

Rooted Together: An Exploration of Life and Form
Solo Exhibition by Anamika
The exhibition traces Anamika’s shift from delicate watercolours to expansive acrylic canvases, drawing from her journey between Muzaffarpur’s quiet ponds and urban Delhi. Using fish as metaphors for human consciousness and survival, her works reflect emotional fragility, social currents, and the enduring need for connection. Root and branch motifs further evoke the grounding force of culture and relationships, inviting viewers to reflect on identity, belonging, and the deeper ties that sustain us.
The exhibition will be inaugurated on Tuesday, 5 May’26 at 17:30 hrs by Chief Guest Uma Jain (Founder, Dhoomimal Art Gallery) with Special Guests: Ravindra Tripathy (Art Critic & Writer); Harshvardhan Sharma (Consultant, Art & Culture, NDMC); Robinson (Poet, Art Critic & Curator); Suresh Kumar (Senior Artist)
The exhibition will remain open daily from 11:00 to 19:00 hrs

Echoes of the Earth: A Woodcut Diary, exhibition of woodcut prints by Raja Boro
Curated by Shruti Lakhanpal Tandon

The exhibition reflects a practice rooted in memory, material, and nature. Raised in rural Assam, his surroundings continue to shape his visual language. Trained in printmaking at Santiniketan and MSU Baroda, his woodcuts translate the rhythms and textures of the natural world into a meditative and tactile artistic expression.

The exhibition will be inaugurated on Thursday, 16 April 2026 at 17:30 hrs by Amal Allana ; with poetry readings by Gagan Gill

The artist will be giving a curatorial walkthrough and demonstration of the woodcut printing technique on Saturday, 18 April at 12:00 for the students from Oxford Cambridge Society of India – OCSI. There will be a workshop on Woodcut Printmaking & Curatorial Walkthrough with Sign Language Interpreters for Hearing Impaired IIC members and the students of Noida Deaf Society on Tuesday, 21 April at 11:30

On 23 April at Thursday, 16:30, The Varshita Young Artist Award Ceremony by Chief Guest, Ashok Vajpeyi, will be followed by a panel discussion on ‘Printmaking in the Artworld Today. Poet and Essayist Prayag Shukla will be giving a curatorial walkthrough on Monday, 27 April. A film screening titled ‘The way I see-Yusuf’ is scheduled for Wednesday, 29 April at 16:30 followed by a panel discussion on printmaking.

The exhibition will remain on view daily from 11:00 to 19:00 hrs

(Collaboration: Ushaarth Art Foundation and Dhoomimal Gallery)
 

Threaded Heritage: Symbolism, Ritual and Memory in North East Textiles
Curated by Sentila T. Yanger
The exhibition explores how textiles function as a visual language expressing cultural iconography, identity, and belonging. Patterns, motifs, and colours convey narratives of cosmology, kinship, and land. Through ceremonial and sacred cloths, textiles also mark life’s transitions, becoming living archives of memory and cultural continuity.

The exhibition will be accompanied by live-demonstrations by weavers from the Northeast at the gallery.

The exhibition will be inaugurated on Tuesday, 2 April 2026 at 18:00 hrs

The exhibition will remain on view daily from 11:00 to 19:00 hrs

(Collaboration: Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) 
 

Samanvaya: Line · Colour · Form – Dialogues in Contemporary Indian Art
Curated by Jyoti A. Kathpalia.

Samanvaya, a Sanskrit term meaning harmony, synthesis, reflects the coming together of diverse artistic expressions into a cohesive whole. Samanvaya: Line · Colour · Form brings together eminent contemporary artists working across painting, printmaking, and sculpture. The exhibition is presented by Delhi Art Society. Delhi Art Society (DAS) was founded with the vision of creating a meaningful dialogue between art and the public sphere, with a strong emphasis on public art.

The exhibition will be inaugurated on the 20th March at 18:00 hrs and will remain open daily from 11:00 to 19:00 hrs from 21st March t0 30th March, 2026

Exhibition Catalogue release by Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Hon'ble Minister of Culture and Tourism, Govt. of India and Shri Rameshwar Broota, renowned artist on 23 March at 6 pm

(Collaboration: The Delhi Art Society (DAS)
 

Frames of Eternity
The Monochrome Chronicles of Roshan Lal Chopra: A Retrospective Photo Exhibition
Curated by Ravi Chopra and Dr. Shobhana Radhakrishna
This exhibition showcases the rare black-and-white photographs of Roshan Lal Chopra. Spanning Delhi’s evolving landscape, everyday life, political upheavals, and prominent leaders, the works reflect his distinguished career in photojournalism. The exhibition forms an evocative visual archive of immense social and historical significance.
The exhibition will be inaugurated on Saturday, 7th March 2026 at 17:30 hrs by A. Surya Prakash, Member, PM Museum & Library Society and Former Chairman, Prasar Bharati, as Chief Guest and Guest of Honours: Pushpa Girimaji, Consumer Rights & Safety Columnist and Activist, and Coomi Kapoor, Journalist, Columnist, and Contributing Editor, The Indian Express.
The exhibition will remain open daily from 11:00 to 19:00 hrs
 

THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH: The Golden Age of Hollywood 
Curated by Neville Tuli (Founder, Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (T.R.I.S.)

The exhibition will reveal the influential roots of World Cinema with a focus on the cinema of Mack Sennett, Maurice Tourneur, Charlie Chaplin, Fritz Lang, F.W. Murnau, Buster Keaton, Lon Chaney, Tod Browning, Randolph Valentino, Erich von Stronheim, Josef Sternberg and others.

The exhibition will remain open daily from 11:00 to 19:00 hrs

(Collaboration: Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (T.R.I.S.)

Echoes of the Mandala

The exhibition unveils the reflections of Nepali artists, channelling their imagination through ingenious impressions in paintings that connects the ancient civilization of Nepal & India. These artworks masterfully capture the coexistence of the sacred and profane, inviting viewers to ponder the eternal fusion of tradition and modernity in a shared cultural tapestry.

A curatorial walkthrough of the art exhibition ‘Echoes of the Mandala’ led by curator Swosti R. Kayastha providing insights into the artworks, themes, and curation choices. An engaging event for attendees to gain deeper context beyond a self-guided visit.
 

The exhibition will remain open daily from 11:00 to 19:00 hrs

(Collaboration: Nepal Embassy, BPKF, India, Everest Chamber of Commerce and Industry)

THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH: The Golden Age of Hollywood

Curated by: Neville Tuli (Founder, Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (T.R.I.S.)

The exhibition will reveal the influential roots of World Cinema with a focus on the cinema of Mack Sennett, Maurice Tourneur, Charlie Chaplin, Fritz Lang, F.W. Murnau, Buster Keaton, Lon Chaney, Tod Browning, Randolph Valentino, Erich von Stronheim, Josef Sternberg and others.

The exhibition will be inaugurated on 25 February at 18:00 hrs

The exhibition will remain open daily from 11:00 to 19:00 hrs

(Collaboration: Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (T.R.I.S.)