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South Asian Art Spreads Across London Galleries’ Summer Shows
John Elliott | The Wire 2 July 2026 Titled A singular Modernist , Vadehra is showing large paintings, drawings and sculptures by A. Ramachandran, a prolific artist who... Read more -
Furies Unbound: Nalini Malani’s “Of Woman Born” in Venice
Shreya Ajmani | Art Asia Pacific 26 June 2026 Shadows swallow sight, but my ears find their way to a hall taken over by Nalini Malani. Her voice reverberates... Read more -
A Ramachandran’s Indian summer at Frieze London
Uma Nair | Times of India 24 June 2026 Roshini Vadehra , of Vadehra Art Gallery brings to London an Indian summer with a small suite of works by... Read more -
Despair, then hope: Making sense of A Ramachandran’s sumptuous art
by Noor Anand Chawla | Hindustan Times 12 June 2026 A Ramachandran, who passed away in 2024 at age 89, passionately encouraged artists to “develop a visual language and grammar... Read more
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London’s Gallery Weekend gets an Indian accent
Akanksha Kamath | The Hindu 6 June 2026 I have been living in London for three years now, and ever since I landed here it has felt like... Read more -
Faiza Butt on Representing Pakistan at the 61st Venice Biennale
ArtReview 5 June 2026 ArtReview Tell ArtReview what you plan to exhibit in Venice. What has influenced or inspired you? Faiza Butt I have... Read more -
Why South Asian Art Is Booming In London
Debika Ray | Ocula 5 June 2026 This weekend, as London Gallery Weekend prompts a flurry of openings, events, talks and walk-throughs, No 9 Cork Street in... Read more -
Sculpting Truth with Shilpa Gupta: The artist's ambitious show in Berlin is a cross-generational dialogue
Shaikh Ayaz | Open Magazine 30 May 2026 On a drizzly Tuesday afternoon recently, I found myself in Berlin—at the historic entrance of Hamburger Bahnhof: Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart.... Read more
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Lead the field
Pankil Jhajhria | The New Indian Express 9 March 2026 Paramjit Singh is 91 years old now, and his love for the fields and forests of his childhood, and the... Read more -
Why Paramjit Singh Abandoned the Brush for a Palette Knife in His New Landscapes
by Vandana Kalra | The Indian Express 8 March 2026 At 91, artist Paramjit Singh continues to paint with the same dedication that has informed his practice for over seven... Read more -
The painter as a gatecrasher
Samiya Chopra | The New Indian Express 1 March 2026 Growing up in Mumbai, artist Atul Dodiya was fascinated by cinema posters, calendar art, and the lively street visuals around... Read more -
‘Life is never singular,’ says artist Gulammohammed Sheikh
by Krishna PS | The New Indian Express 3 February 2026 Inside the Durbar Hall Art Gallery in Kochi, one can become a rare witness to a phenomenon where art traverses... Read more
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The 10 Exhibitions to See in February 2026
Yuwen Jiang | ArtReview 2 February 2026 Delhi, India Atul Dodiya: The Gatecrasher Sometimes it’s just about being there. Staying present. Living in the moment. Mumbai born-and-based... Read more -
Revisiting Manjit Bawa through ‘The Storyteller’
Anusree KC | The Indian Express 2 February 2026 Vadehra Art Gallery’s Defence Colony space will be home to a solo exhibition of paintings and drawings by the late... Read more -
Faiza Butt to Represent Pakistan at 61st Venice Biennale
Aisha Tarub Chan | Art Asia Pacific 29 January 2026 Pakistan’s Ministry of National Heritage and Culture has announced that Faiza Butt will represent the country at the 61st Venice... Read more -
What remains after a colonial border in India disappears
Ela Das | Condé Nast Traveller 26 January 2026 If you were to visit Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum in Mumbai this month, you’d notice a long, textile hedge... Read more
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I want to arouse in people hope for a better future: Gulammohammed Sheikh
by Chintan Girish Modi | Business Standard 5 January 2026 A solo exhibition, featuring six decades of Gulammohammed Sheikh’s life in art, was inaugurated at the Durbar Hall in Ernakulam... Read more -
Shailesh B.R.’s ongoing exhibition in Delhi showcases kinetic machines exploring the mysteries of art and tech
by Subhadrika Sen | Indian Express - Indulge 25 November 2025 Are machines and installations purely technological and kinetic or they have creative instincts in them? Shailesh B.R.’s ongoing solo exhibition... Read more -
Paris Photo 2025 Welcomes Strong Sales
Arts & Collections 18 November 2025 The 28th edition of Paris Photo held at the Grand Palais from 13th to 16th November welcomed 75,000 visitors and... Read more -
The 10 Best Booths at Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2025
by Arun Kakar and Josie Thaddeus-Johns 16 October 2025 Queues are an established British tradition, but the line to enter Frieze London's VIP day on Thursday, October 15th, may... Read more
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Anju Dodiya and Anne Rothenstein on Japanese Prints
Frieze 6 October 2025 Anju Dodiya: My first encounter with Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints was at art school, but it wasn’t an inspiring experience... Read more -
The Sudhir Patwardhan retrospective on at Kochi offers an insight into the artist’s oeuvre
by Shilpa Nair Anand | The Hindu 20 September 2025 The retrospective of the 50 years of artist Sudhir Patwardhan’s works, Cities: Built, Broken - 50 Years of Picturing Life... Read more -
Faiza Butt announced as the next artist for DRAW!
Bradford 2025 5 September 2025 British-Pakistani artist Faiza Butt has been announced as the September featured artist for DRAW!, a nation-wide drawing project presented by Bradford 2025... Read more -
Review of Gulammohammed Sheikh at Kiran Nadar Museum of Art
by Meera Menezes | Artforum 1 September 2025 “Living in India means living simultaneously in several cultures and times,” opined painter, poet, and pedagogue Gulammohammed Sheikh several decades... Read more
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ARPITA SINGH’S DEVI PISTOL WALI, 1990
by Meara Sharma | Artforum 31 July 2025 In the.middle of the painting is a woman in a white sari. Her face is serene. She stands with both... Read more -
Three Indian galleries expand their presence in London with a unique showcase
by Anindo Sen | Mint Lounge 16 July 2025 In a significant showcase last month, three major Indian art galleries-Jhaveri Contemporary, Vadehra Art Gallery and Chemould Prescott Road-came together... Read more -
Witness to a Changing City: Sudhir Patwardhan’s 'Cities: Built, Broken'
by Nikhil Sardana | Serenade Magazine 1 June 2025 At once painter and chronicler, Sudhir Patwardhan has, for over four decades, documented the rise and rupture of Mumbai’s ever-expanding... Read more -
Shilpa Gupta - Bikaner House
by Meera Menezes | Artforum 12 May 2025 It took a while for my eyes to adjust to the gloom surrounding Shilpa Gupta’s sound installation Listening Air ,... Read more
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London: Arpita Singh: Remembering
by Rhea Mathur | Asia Art Pacific 30 April 2025 “Amnesia lies at the core of the digital age. We have an overflow of information but not necessarily more memory,”... Read more -
The everyday goddess: Arpita Singh brings her vision of India to life with deities, dreamscapes and densely packed drama
by Skye Arundhati Thomas | The World of Interiors 11 April 2025 Arpita Singh paints in oil, but her work does not always strike the eye as traditional for the medium. She... Read more -
Arpita Singh Finds Beauty Amidst Carnage
by Vaishna Surjid | Frieze 7 April 2025 A cluster of small, lemon-yellow islands – each shaped exactly like Cuba – hovers in a milky body of water.... Read more -
Building worlds: Arpita Singh’s artistic mapping of memory and history
by Deeksha Nath | Stir World 2 April 2025 The exhibition Remembering at the Serpentine Gallery presents a deeply immersive exploration of New Delhi -based painter Arpita Singh’s six-decade-long... Read more
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Arpita Singh’s Visionary Paintings Are Finally Gaining International Recognition
by Maanav Jalan | Artsy 27 March 2025 Several women appear in Arpita Singh ’s 1989 painting Munna apa’s garden. One, middle-aged, waters her flowers, while another on... Read more -
Arpita Singh: Remembering review – beautiful chaos reigns in India’s tumultuous past
by Eddy Frankel | The Guardian 19 March 2025 E very painting in Arpita Singh’s debut UK exhibition feels like a desperate attempt to make sense of a tumultuous... Read more -
In a new exhibition, photographer Gauri Gill brings the highway into the gallery
by Somak Ghoshal | Mint Lounge 2 March 2025 In 2020, the Union government introduced three farm laws which were perceived by millions of farmers around the country as... Read more -
The farmers who turned protest into home
by Madhulika Liddle | Frontline - The Hindu 23 February 2025 What does a farmer look like? Turbaned, dhoti-clad, muddy-legged, and sweaty-browed? Driving a tractor or, an old-fashioned stereotype, ploughing a... Read more
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A rising Bangladeshi star crafts empowering narratives for ethnic minorities
by Lena van tijen | Art Basel 19 February 2025 When Ashfika Rahman was a child in Bangladesh, her mother worked as an activist and social worker in a border... Read more -
Uncovering the Drivers Behind the Indian Art Market's Growth With Roshini Vadehra
by Henri robert | Happening 5 February 2025 HR: Beyond economic growth – and the rise of millionaires and billionaires – how can the significant growth of the... Read more -
“I Have Been Moved to Find Beauty in Places of Deep Precarity”: In Conversation with Gauri Gill
by Keshav Anand | Something Curated 4 February 2025 One of India’s most important contemporary photographers, Gauri Gill is renowned for her deeply immersive and collaborative approach to image-making.... Read more -
The 10 Exhibitions to See in February 2025
by Yuwen Jiang | ArtReview 3 February 2025 Shilpa Gupta | Bikaner House, Centre for Contemporary Arts, New Delhi, through 14 February The works of Mumbai-based artist Shilpa... Read more
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Gauri Gill’s photographs of the Indian farmers’ protests
by Snigdha Poonam | FT Magazine 1 February 2025 Cauliflower plants stand in orderly rows across a patch of freshly tilled soil. Not yet in bloom, the garden is... Read more -
I try to keep my focus on people steady: Sudhir Patwardhan
by Soumitra Das | Frontline - The Hindu 5 January 2025 Sudhir Patwardhan’s grim and portentous paintings represent (as opposed to document) an ever-expanding Mumbai/Bombay that swallows up open spaces, nature,... Read more -
Gieve Patel and the art of friendship
by Paramita Ghosh | The New Indian Express 28 November 2024 The end of The Iliad is marked by two funerals and a rage. In the 23rd book of the epic... Read more -
Muscle - Novella
by Daniyal Mueenuddin | The New Yorker 7 November 2024 Zaam Arif's illustration is featured as the cover image by The New Yorker for a novella authored by Daniyal Mueenuddin. Read more
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Saris, stories, memories — an Indian-American’s gaze at Ambala over five generations in art
by Malhar Mishra | The Print 7 November 2024 Raised in the United States with yearly visits to her ancestral home in Ambala, artist Joya Mukherjee Logue’s exhibition named... Read more -
Ashfika Rahman wins Future Generation Art Prize 2024
ArtReview 31 October 2024 The PinchukArtCentre in Kyiv, Ukraine has announced Ashfika Rahman as the winner of the Future Generation Art Prize 2024. Rahman,... Read more -
Ashfika Rahman wins Future Generation Art Prize 2024
e-flux Announcements | PinchukArtCentre 31 October 2024 Ashfika Rahman (35, Bangladesh) is the winner of the Future Generation Art Prize 2024, the seventh edition of the global... Read more -
Inside IIM Bangalore, where BV Doshi's architecture is at one with nature
by Bijoy Ramachandran | Architectural Digest 31 October 2024 “There are various ways you can greet a person: you may shake hands, you may say namaskar, or you may... Read more
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25 drawings of BV Doshi—a lifelong keeper of sketchbooks—show at Vadehra Art Gallery
by Somak Ghoshal | Architectural Digest 16 October 2024 While conferring the prestigious Pritzker Prize to BV Doshi (1927-2023) in 2018, a 10-member jury lauded him for practising “the... Read more -
6 Standout London Gallery Shows to See During Frieze Week
by Margaret Carrigan & Jo Lawson-Tancred & Vivienne Chow & Annie Armstrong | Artnet 8 October 2024 “Cities: Built, Broken” is Indian artist Sudhir Patwardhan’s London solo debut, presented by the New Delhi-based Vadehra Art Gallery at... Read more -
Three iconic female Indian artists, born pre-independence, tell us how they broke into a male-dominated art landscape
by Gautami Reddy | Vogue India 27 September 2024 It has taken a fair bit of coordinating, coaxing and rescheduling, but Nalini Malani, Nilima Sheikh and Madhvi Parekh finally... Read more -
Art by Joya Mukerjee Logue | Paint in memory
by Arshia | India Today 16 September 2024 Indian-American artist Joya Mukerjee Logue’s paintings are as much about community, as they are about the memory of women nurturing... Read more
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A permanent presence of the past
by Medha Dutta Yadav | The New Indian Express 15 September 2024 The American Midwest and a sleepy city in Haryana, artist Joya Mukerjee Logue straddles two different worlds. Born in Ohio... Read more -
Returning to Ambala Cantt | Joya Mukerjee Logue’s ‘Those Who Walk Before Me’ at Vadehra Art Gallery
by Georgina Maddox | The Hindu 12 September 2024 On a Tuesday afternoon, we settle down for lunch with artist Joya Mukerjee Logue, after a guided tour of her... Read more -
Brushstrokes of heritage and memory in Indian-American artist Joya Mukerjee Logue’s work
by Shireen Quadri | The Tribune 8 September 2024 A haveli can be a continuum of heritage, a receptacle of experiences, memories and stories passed down generations. In Indian-American... Read more -
Joya Mukerjee Logue harnesses identity and belonging at Vadehra Art Gallery
by Ranjana Dave | Stir World 3 September 2024 Artist Joya Mukerjee Logue grew up in the American midwest, though her life in Ohio was punctuated by occasional visits... Read more
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Joya Mukerjee Logue's first solo show in India is a tribute to her family and home
Architectural Digest | by Shaikh Ayaz 30 August 2024 Joya Mukerjee Logue's enigmatic art has always engaged with such complex themes as memory, family, nostalgia, identity, a sense of... Read more -
Nalini Malani: Postmodern Cassandra
by Thomas McEvilley | The Brooklyn Rail 27 August 2024 Having met the Indian artist Nalini Malani in 1985, I have been following her work for nearly 25 years with... Read more -
Artist Joya Mukherjee Logue hosts a solo art exhibition in New Delhi
by Subhadrika Sen | Indian Express - Indulge 27 August 2024 Indian-American artist Joya Mukherjee Logue hosts her very first and solo art exhibition in India at the Vadehra Art Gallery,... Read more -
Shilpa Gupta: I did not tell you what I saw, but only what I dreamt
by Priya Gandhi | The Brooklyn Rail 26 August 2024 A bodiless voice emanates from a microphone in a room lit by a single lightbulb. The voice states the names... Read more
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He orchestrates his work like a filmmaker: Artist Sudhir Patwardhan on Gulammohammed Sheikh
by Sudhir Patwardhan | Hindustan Times 9 August 2024 I first met Gulammohammed Sheikh about 45 years ago, in Baroda, when Vivan Sundaram, Nalini Malani and I were planning... Read more -
CERN and Pro Helvetia announce the artists selected for the Connect India residency
CERN | Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia 18 July 2024 Connect is an art residency programme launched by Arts at CERN and Pro Helvetia in 2021, which serves as a... Read more -
Leela Mukherjee Proved That 'Gharana' Art Can Be Just as Inventive
by Nilima Sheikh | The Wire 9 June 2024 It was while she was in Delhi in the eighties and nineties that I got to know the range of... Read more -
What ‘South Asia’ signifies today
TAKE on art | by Inakshi Sobti 4 May 2024 It is tempting to fall into the trap of making sweeping statements when it comes to South Asia. The appropriation... Read more
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Gulammohammed Sheikh | The time traveller
India Today | by Priya Pathiyan 29 April 2024 'Painting isn’t only about beauty. It’s also about pain,” says the eminent artist Gulammohammed Sheikh, nodding emphatically. The 87-year-old painter... Read more -
A life less ordinary
by Medha Dutta Yadav | Indian Express - Indulge 28 April 2024 There are times when the pages of history are turned again and gems that have been hiding in plain sight... Read more -
Looking for Ourselves: Gauri Gill’s The Americans, 2000-2007
India Currents | by Roma Patel 3 April 2024 Immigrants are one of the many groups at the margins of society that Prix Pictet-winning Indian photographer Gauri Gill has... Read more -
Seven contemporary South Asian artists to look out for in 2024
by Teesta Bhandare | Harper's Bazaar 2 April 2024 Zaam’s large-scale works are an idyllic representation of the cross-over between western influences and his South Asian roots. In 2021,... Read more
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Kaarawaan and Other Works: Gulammohammed Sheikh
Platform Mag 2 April 2024 Gulammohammed Sheikh’s oeuvre grows from a deep immersion into cultural narratives with his mastery of painterly and sculptural forms. His... Read more -
Ishara show by Gauri Gill explores ties between City, Nature, and the Sacred
by N.P. Krishna Kumar | Al Arabiya News 26 March 2024 Guided by a research-led approach, Ishara Art Foundation in Dubai, has completed five years, dedicated to presenting contemporary art of... Read more -
Gulammohammed Sheikh ‘Kaarawaan and Other Works’: Maps for a lost nation
The Tribune | by Malvika Kaul 10 March 2024 At his new exhibition (‘Kaarawaan and Other Works’), organised by Vadehra Art Gallery in New Delhi, Gulammohammed presents an exhaustive... Read more -
New Delhi: Atul Bhalla
Art Asia Pacific | by Meera Menezes 1 March 2024 During a tea break in Ranjeetpura, a village in Rajasthan’s Bikaner district, the multidisciplinary artist Atul Bhalla noticed marbled sandstone... Read more
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Meet Asia's female video art pioneers
Art Basel | By Adeline Chia 1 March 2024 Other than being a time-based medium that allows for metaphysical enquiry, video has also been harnessed to make complex, multimedia... Read more -
SPOTLIGHT: ZAAM ARIF
by Martin Lerma | Platform Art 28 February 2024 For Zaam Arif, it's all connected. Movies, philosophy and physics are just three of his touchstones–and he's even pursued more... Read more -
A. Ramachandran (1935-2024): The artist who broke free of limitations
by Avantika Bhuyan | Mint Lounge 18 February 2024 'I do not adhere to limitations, which is why I consider myself a ‘bohurupi’ in Indian art,” artist A. Ramachandran... Read more -
Painting the Self
Open Magazine | by Somak Ghoshal 16 February 2024 In 2021, Zaam Arif, a Pakistani American artist based in Houston, Texas, got a call from The New Yorker .... Read more
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He wore his craft with grace and humility
The Hindu | By Uma Nair 11 February 2024 Known for translating the poetics of nature into a distinct language of realism rooted in Indian ethos, Achuthan Ramachandran Nair,... Read more -
Contemporary Indian artist Shilpa Gupta’s works are an ultimate source of inspiration
by Rakesh Kumar | Gulf News 2 February 2024 “I am intrigued by how we look, register, remember and what we see—in the gaps and fractures between the image,... Read more -
Shows to See in New Delhi, February 2024
Art Asia Pacific 29 January 2024 Celebrating its 15th anniversary, the India Art Fair (IAF) will take place from February 1 to 4 at the NSIC... Read more -
Mother-daughter artist duo Anju and Biraaj Dodiya open up about their distinct journeys with art and each other
Vogue India | by Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar 12 January 2024 As someone who emerged as an éminence grise in India’s contemporary art scene during the 1990s, Anju Dodiya’s geniality takes... Read more
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