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When India Became Home Solo Exhibition by Russian Artist Julia Usmanova

Russian artist Julia Usmanova’s solo exhibition When India Became Home explores memory, identity, and belonging through evocative figurative paintings inspired by her life in India. Presented at the Main Gallery, Bikaner House, the exhibition reflects the artist’s emotional and cultural engagement with Delhi and Kolkata, weaving together feminine forms, landscapes, and lived experiences. On view …

Hymakar Valluri’s ‘Nature’s Legacy’ Wildlife & Nature Photography Exhibition Inaugurated at State Art Gallery, Hyderabad

Hyderabad: Nature's Legacy, a landmark wildlife and nature photography exhibition curated by acclaimed wildlife photographer Hymakar Valluri, was inaugurated today at the State Art Gallery, Madhapur, Hyderabad, by Mr. Jayesh Ranjan, IAS, Special Chief Secretary, Municipal Administration & Urban Development (MA&UD) and Special Officer, HMDA Limits, Government of Telangana. The inaugural ceremony was attended by …

Idoru Hosts Pride Prose & Poetry: An Evening of Stories, Self-Discovery, and Celebration

Mumbai, June 2026 – This Pride Month, Idoru, Bandra’s experience-first cocktail bar, brings together an evening where stories take centre stage with Pride Prose & Poetry on Friday, 12 June 2026. Through open-mic readings of poetry and prose, the gathering explores concepts like - identity, love, longing, belonging, self-discovery, and the many journeys of becoming. …

NCPA Presents a Unique Dance Residency and Performance Series Curated by Aditi Mangaldas

Acclaimed Kathak dancer and choreographer Aditi Mangaldas brings a series of distinctive dance experiences to the National Centre for Performing Arts (NCPA) this June. The programme includes An Experience with DRISHTIKON, a three-day immersive dance residency, and Zeroing IN – Viewing Performances, Up Close and Intimate, presented under the NCPA Umang banner. Together, these initiatives …

Frida of Bengal or a New Artistic pour out? Soumita Saha’s Self-Portraits Spark Conversation at Birla Academy

The tradition of self-portraiture remains relatively uncommon in Eastern India. Even rarer are artists who employ the self-portrait not merely as a representation of physical likeness, but as a profound visual language through which personal reflections, lived experiences, struggles, and journeys of self-discovery are articulated. In the history of world art, one of the most …