Vandana Kalra

In its ninth edition, Experimenter gallery in Kolkata hosts the annual Curators’ Hub to promote critical discourse.

Artist Olivia Fraser’s meditative works borrow from Indian iconographies and traditions.

The India Art Festival brings together works of the masters and up-and-coming artists

His ongoing exhibition presented by Saffronart in Delhi comprises his recent works, where the modernist borrows from western masters.

‘All along, my main subjects have been the people’

Roy’s references are traditional and familiar toy figurines from across the world. If as an American Munny Doll, Gandhi holds his trademark stick, in Super Gandhi he wears the colours and cape of the Mattel superhero, ready to fight the world.

Veteran artist Sakti Burman, currently showing 60 years of his watercolours at an exhibition in Delhi, on his varied influences and painting fantasies

Artist duo Jiten Thukral and Sumir Tagra probe the agrarian crisis in India in their latest exhibition.

That theatre legend Ebrahim Alkazi was also an artist is a forgotten truth that finally comes to light in an exhibition in the Capital.

“Unfortunately, in India today, we don’t think enough about Gandhi. We should think of Gandhi every day because he had so much to say about quotidian life,” says Nalini Malani. The artist has turned to Gandhi on numerous occasions.

For those in the Capital who attended his 2014 exhibition “every broken moment, piece by piece” with the same gallery, the showcase, in more ways than one, takes forward the thought he presented back then — that history is not static.

Kiran Nadar, 68, on her art collection, 10 years of KNMA, and representing India at the Venice Biennale

‘While talking about the body, identity and history are important’

The exhibition at Art Heritage Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam, Delhi, is on till September 18

Kurt Behrendt, a curator at The Met in New York, on a year-long show featuring 17th-19th century Pahari paintings that narrate episodes from the Ramayana.

Gond artist Japani Shyam on her solo show in Delhi, and why she paints in black and white.

The exhibition at Ojas Art, Mehrauli, is till September 1.

He talks on documenting Indian folk culture, his pioneering work in photography and printmaking, and art education today.

Ten years since inception, Experimenter has emerged as one of India’s leading contemporary art galleries that has questioned existing curatorial practices.