The 9th Sahayog Contemporary Art Exhibition features a wide range of artistic forms and mediums. Photography is being introduced for the first time, alongside sculptures, and paintings in watercolour, oil, mixed media and abstract styles, including realistic and figurative portraits.

In Chromatic Resonance, Ranjit Sarkar presents a compelling body of work that transforms memory into a dynamic visual language. Drawing from faces, events, fleeting incidents, and charged social moments, Sarkar’s paintings do not merely recall the past—they activate it.

“Chittadarshani” An Art Exhibition by Dhiraj Hadole, Pravin Waghmare, Swapnil Sangole at Jehangir Art Gallery

In what is being hailed as a landmark moment in cultural diplomacy, People’s Artist of Russia Nikas Safronov is set to host his first exhibitions in India this December. The first exhibition will take place
at the Lalit Kala Akademi in New Delhi from December 7 to 21, 2025, followed by a second
showcase in Mumbai from December 25, 2025, to January 15, 2026. Organized with the support of Rosneft, Russia’s leading oil company, these exhibitions are expected to attract art enthusiasts, cultural connoisseurs, and curious visitors alike.

This year, The Haat of Art proudly presents its 12th Edition in Bengaluru, scheduled from 5th to 7th December 2025 at the iconic Jayamahal Palace.

Akshaya Kalayatra–2: Poorab
November 25–29, 2025 | Don Bosco Institute of Management, Guwahati
Curated by Hina Bhatt | Co-ordinated by Kaushlesh Kumar

nisha Sanghani’s latest show, “Manthan”, is a conscience-soaked gasp of beauty where oceanic wonders and ancient mythological moorings collide with crushing assaults of consumerism, evoking haunting moments of recognition and reckoning.

UTKARSA marks a sincere tribute to the life and creative legacy of J. M. S. Mani (1948–2021), one of Karnataka’s most revered modern artists and a transformative educator. Curated by Darshan Kumar YU, Curator(Muesmuseologist), artist & Thinker and presented by JMS Mani’s family, this posthumous exhibition draws together key works spanning his iconic Badami series, expressive landscapes, and sensitive charcoal and mixed-media drawings and sketches, offering Mumbai audiences an intimate encounter with an artist who shaped both canvas and community.
His first solo show happened in Jehangir Art Gallery in 70’s.

Bespoke Art Gallery: Based in Ahmedabad, Bespoke Art Gallery is a distinguished contemporary art space representing a curated selection of international artists. Known for its discerning eye and commitment to quality over quantity, the gallery represents fewer geographies but with deeper engagement and storytelling. It was founded by Mr. Devin Gawarvala, one of India’s Under 30 art collectors, whose passion for art and cultural dialogue has positioned Bespoke as one of the most forward-thinking galleries in the country.

Swati Goel is an abstract artist whose practice centers around abstraction, color, emotion, home, family, hope, light, and a sense of relatability.