Anant Art is delighted to announce our presentation, Interrogating Inherited Legacy, at Art Dubai 2025. This showcase features six artists from South Asia and beyond—Puja Mondal, Dhara Mehrotra, Muhammad Zeeshan, Ghulam Mohammad, Arslan Farooqi, and Alexander Gorlizki—who challenge traditional notions of heritage, exploring the evolution of cultural narratives in contemporary art. If you're in Dubai, or travelling for the fair, we'd love to see you at our booth!

Puja Mondal, Dhara Mehrotra, Muhammad Zeeshan, Ghulam Mohammad, Arslan Farooqi, and Alexander Gorlizki

Venue: Booth A11, Contemporary Section, Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai

Dates: April 18 - April 20, 2025

Opening hours: April 18 - 19: 2 PM – 9 PM; April 20: VIP Hours: 10 AM – 12 PM, Public Hours: 12 PM – 6 PM

Sakshi is pleased to present Sujith SN’s second solo at Sakshi Gallery titled The Hour of Becoming.
Sujith’s body of work presents landscapes that are untethered to specific geographical locales. Much like a flâneur, the artist keenly observes the shifting contours of cities from the lush landscapes of Kerala, to metropolises like Hyderabad and Mumbai. Traces of these memories filter onto the artist’s works: dense foliage, backwaters, or the rendering of architecture.
In Sujith’s works, time does not flow linearly but occupies a space of transience—a philosophical space where the potential for change meets the subjective mourning of time’s passage. His recent explorations find anchor in liminality—the state of being on a threshold, suspended between one defined situation and another.

Sujith SN

Venue: Third Pasta Lane, Colaba, Mumbai - 400005

Dates: April 10 - May 3, 2025

Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 11 am - 6 pm

Art Alive Gallery is delighted to bring to you Subliminal, a solo show of recent works by S HarshaVardhana.
The exhibition chronicles S HarshaVardhana’s journey as he explores ideas around the art of quietude that invites the viewer to a completely experiential and subjective space where cultural resonance appears in the form of his lines, strokes and ideation. His works reflect nuanced expressions of color and form, emerging from an instinctive and spontaneous impulse to render the world within. The compositions explore the relationships between colors and their emotive, psychological impacts, often framed within the stable structure of triangular forms that serve as leitmotifs throughout his work. The abstraction in HarshaVardhana's canvases is reflective of an introspective inner space where the artist depicts a world that transcends constraints - it could be a musical melody, a mathematical riddle or the exploration of the earth, sky and everything beyond.

S HarshaVardhana

Venue: S-221, Panchsheel Park, New Delhi

Dates: April 7 - May 20, 2025

Opening hours: Monday - Saturday, 11 am - 7 pm

Experimenter presents 'Artists for Artists,' four solo projects across both gallery spaces in Kolkata:
At Experimenter – Ballygunge Place: Ten sounds I cannot hear by Aishwarya Arumbakkam selected by Sohrab Hura Sunlight by Sathish Kumar selected by Sohrab Hura If we opened people up, we’d find landscapes by Rupali Patil selected by Rathin Barman
At Experimenter – Hindustan Road: Fever by Rai selected by Bhasha Chakrabarti
Each practitioner has been selected by an artist from the gallery’s program. The exhibition attempts to establish how artists, whether through long-form conversations in each other’s studios or outside of the confines of their workplaces, can yield generous and productive ground for experimentation and sustained dialogue.

Aishwarya Arumbakkam, Sathish Kumar, Rupali Patil, Rai, Sohrab Hura, Rathin Barman, Bhasha Chakrabarti

Venue: Experimenter - Ballygunge Place; Experimenter - Hindustan Road, Kolkata

Dates: April 5 - June 14, 2025

Opening hours: Tuesdays to Saturdays, 10:30 am - 6:30pm

Threshold is delighted to invite you to ‘Silent Roosters, Sleeping Tigers’, Jagadeesh Tammineni’s solo exhibition of woodcuts, block prints and drawings.
Visakhapatnam-based printmaker Jagadeesh Tammineni grew up in a small agricultural village in Andhra Pradesh, and he channels these formative influences into finely crafted images that serve as metaphors for unequal power structures in an economically disparate world. His art speaks to social dysfunction through the evocative imagery of trees and animals - banyan trees, slumbering tigers and agitated roosters reflect the layered complexities of human relationships and social imbalances.

Jagadeesh Tammineni

Venue: C-221 Sarvodaya Enclave, New Delhi

Dates: April 4 - April 26, 2025

Opening hours: Monday - Saturday, 11 AM - 7 PM

Ahalya Rajendran was a part of Chemould CoLab's 2024 Summer Residency, which inspired her to create many works that are part of her ongoing solo exhibition. In “The Spaces Between”, she invites us to pause in the midst of chaos, to look at the unnoticed details of our own lives, and to step into her world, one where she is both the observer and the subject, weaving herself into the narratives she creates.

Ahalya Rajendran

Venue: Chemould CoLab, 2nd floor, Sugra Manzil, BEST Marg, Colaba, Bombay 400001

Dates: March 13 - April 26, 2025

Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 12 PM - 6 PM

Project 88 is pleased to present Pallavi Paul’s fourth solo exhibition 'How Love Moves' at our gallery space. This is a show about love – a love that isn't only limited to the human but also journeys through the ecological, microbial, political, planetary, and the cinematic. The exhibition presents a weave of materials and gestures that acknowledge the transformative power of love. Emerging from the artist's ongoing research on grief, contagion, virality, and breath since 2020, the exhibition takes its name from Paul’s newest film, 'How Love Moves', alongside a new body of fabric collages, sandpaper prints, text installations, and paintings.

Pallavi Paul

Venue: Ground Floor, BMP Building, NA Sawant Road, Colaba, Mumbai - 400005

Dates: March 13 - April 26, 2025

Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 11 am - 7 pm