SING. NO CRYTill Oct. 15 | Thapar Contemporary, DelhiTaking inspiration from the unruly spirit of David Lynch’s Wild at Heart, the exhibition, curated by Jasone Miranda-Bilbao and Vaibhav Raj Shah, considers what it means to make art without being confined by convention. Amikam Toren, Asha Vaidyanath, Basist Kumar, Holly Hendry, Katie Pratt, Rahul Papaniya, Shivangi Ladha, Vanita Gupta and Willa Hilditch pursue distinct approaches to image, material and experience.A MOMENT IN THE MONUMENTALSept. 26- Oct. 6 | Bikaner House,Delhi; Oct. 15-Nov. 15 | Art Alive Gallery, Delhi Celebrating 25 years of Art Alive Gallery, A Moment in the Monumental brings together seminal works by 30 artists, curated by Kishore Singh. Spanning generations and approaches, the exhibition features modernists, including S.H. Raza, Krishen Khanna and Satish Gujral, alongside artists such as Anjolie Ela Menon, Jogen Chowdhury, Manu Parekh, Laxma Goud, Paresh Maity and Shibu Natesan. The show considers Indian art as an evolving continuum, where individual artistic voices both inherit and reshape history.LIFE IS IN MANY DAYSTill Oct. 25 | Museo Camera, Gurugram Spanning more than three decades, the exhibition by acclaimed Irish photographer Seamus Murphy, curated by Zelda Cheatle, brings together four bodies of work from Afghanistan, Ireland, India, Russia and the US.HARVESTING LIGHTTill Oct. 10 | Chemould Prescott Road, Mumbai Curated by collector Anurag Khanna, the show presents more than three decades of Sheetal Gattani’s abstract paintings, which invite viewers to slow down and experience the works without the pressure of immediate interpretation.SIGNIFICANT FORMSept. 17-Dec. 11 | Art Intelligence Global, Hong Kong The exhibition presents 11 artists, including Nasreen Mohamedi, Zarina, Anwar Jalal Shemza, Balraj Khanna, Mithu Sen, Jitish Kallat, spanning the post-Independence period to the present. Co-curated by Adeline Ooi and presented in collaboration with Chemould Prescott Road, Jhaveri Contemporary and TARQ, it examines how South Asian artists have negotiated histories of migration, Partition, modernism, identity, spirituality and material inheritance.- EndsPublished By: Shyam BalasubramanianPublished On: Sep 18, 2026 19:37 IST
