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Through Symphony of Nature, Yellow Canvas invites audiences to experience nature as a powerful language of colour, emotion and imagination.
“I would like to thank Mr. Rajendra Patil sir who is Founder of India Art Festival for this platform” – said sohan

India Art Festival 2026 | 9–11 October | Nehru Centre, Worli | Booth 45

Her achievements include the Emerging Artist Award – Art Chitrakala, the Diamond Achievers Award for International Women Artist Achievers (2021) and the Kala Award – Power of Women by Manikarnika (2025).
Through her evolving body of work, Nanda Pathak continues to celebrate the grace, resilience and simplicity of Indian life, preserving cultural memories through colour, texture and emotional storytelling.

From: 28th September to 4th October 2026
“ATHANG”
An Artistic Journey from waves to ghats
Solo Show of Paintings
By
Well-known artist Vinod Kore

Through his practice of decades, Yusuf has mastered the subtle art of abstraction using his quintessential style of linear drawing, coupled with forms and colors of depth. While the visual quality of his work has remained recognizable, it has steadily shown an evolution of his mind and internal state of being.

There is a moment in Anil Rawat’s work when the line ceases to describe and begins to think.

Dr. Annapurna Shukla hails from Rajasthan. She has so far showcased her creative works in a realistic style using Acrylic colours on canvas in several solo and group art shows of State, National and International reputations all over the globe.

From 10th September to 30th September 2026
“A SILENT DIALOGUE”
An Art Exhibition by
Three Eminent Artists – Neena Singh, Pandurang Tathe and Balasaheb Abhang
A Silent Dialogue
Preview: Art Night Thursday, 10th September 2026, 5 pm onwards Show runs through 1st October

The Urban Traditional, an exhibition presented by Ochre Art and curated by Georgina Maddox, brings together ten contemporary artists who explore this question through practices rooted in, and informed by, India’s diverse visual and cultural traditions. Rather than treating tradition as a fixed inheritance, the exhibition considers it as something fluid—capable of shifting, adapting and acquiring new meanings as it encounters urbanisation, global circulation and contemporary ways of living.

“Every book tells a story. Every reader carries another. And somewhere between the two are countless stories that may never be spoken—the Untold Stories.”

Art lovers, collectors, book lovers and the general public are warmly invited to experience the exhibition.

UNTOLD STORIES

Solo Exhibition by Rajesh Kedare

7th–13th September 2026

Jehangir Art Gallery, Kala Ghoda, Fort, Mumbai

“Sarbabharatiya’s Art Fare – 2026” marks another significant milestone in the Parishad’s journey to promote artists, encourage public engagement with art and strengthen the ecosystem of art and culture.