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While Mumbai is rich in legacy institutions, its contemporary art scene is thriving thanks to a new wave of independent galleries. Spaces like TARQ, Chemould Prescott Road, and Gallery Maskara are spotlighting experimental art that breaks conventional boundaries. TARQ, for instance, supports...
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Nestled in Alwarpet, Focus Art Gallery was established in 2012 with a vision to bridge the gap between traditional Indian art and contemporary practices. The gallery provides a curated platform for showcasing diverse forms of artistic expression—from timeless Tanjore paintings to modern...
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Often known only for its size and economic resilience, Dharavi, one of Asia’s largest informal settlements, is also a hub of creativity. Through projects like Dharavi Art Room and Colorbox, the community has been using art to challenge stereotypes and empower its youth. The Dharavi Art Room,...
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Tucked in the historic Fort area, Jehangir Art Gallery has been a cornerstone of Mumbai’s art world since 1952. Founded by Sir Cowasji Jehangir, it has nurtured generations of Indian artists and continues to be a space for emerging and established talent. With its minimalist white-walled...
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Among Chennai’s new wave of street artists, A-Kill stands out as a pioneer of graffiti art. Known for his bold strokes and vivid characters, A-Kill (Arvind Krishnan) has been instrumental in introducing hip-hop-style graffiti to Chennai’s urban canvas. Starting out as a self-taught artist,...
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Just a short drive down the East Coast Road lies DakshinaChitra, a cultural living museum that showcases the architecture, arts, and crafts of South India. Since its inception in 1996, it has been a vibrant space preserving and promoting the traditional lifestyles of Tamil Nadu, Kerala,...
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Once known as a resettlement colony, Kannagi Nagar has undergone an extraordinary transformation into Chennai’s largest public art district. With support from the St+art India Foundation, over 50 large-scale murals now grace its walls, turning this once-overlooked neighborhood into a vibrant...
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Wood and stone carving in Uzbekistan are more than decorative crafts—they are expressions of spiritual and cultural depth passed down through centuries. Seen most prominently in architectural elements such as mosque doors, madrasah columns, and palace gates, the art of carving has left an...
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Mumbai’s contemporary art scene is a reflection of the city itself—vibrant, diverse, and ever-evolving. Over the past two decades, the city has positioned itself as a major hub for modern and contemporary art in South Asia. A walk through the art districts of Colaba and Fort introduces one to a...
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Jamshedpur is witnessing a cultural awakening as emerging art galleries and exhibitions create new opportunities for artists and art lovers alike. Once primarily known for its industrial prowess, the city is now fostering a thriving visual arts scene, driven by a mix of tradition and modern...
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