Booth# B4
We are excited to return to the India Art Fair in New Delhi from 28 April to 1 May at the NSIC Exhibition Ground, Okhla Phase III, with a striking curation titled Time Is the Longest Distance Between Places at Booth# B4.
In this curation, we explore temporality in art not only as a duration of process or movement but as a formulaic material of construction and aesthetics – considering the contemplative outcome of our experiences of living in a post-pandemic world. We will present exciting and important works by artists across three generations from our main gallery program, who experiment and explore concepts of being and time as precepts of cultural thought, capturing the art historical as well as the contemporary pulse. This atmospheric and technique-focused curation marks a cultural catharsis, a hopeful exchange of whispers on time's relativity, its instincts for self-preservation even when it appears all is lost.
On Tuesday, 26 April, the Defence Colony galleries will be hosting an art night from 6–9 p.m. and we invite you to visit both our spaces as part of the festivities. At our contemporary gallery, N.S. Harsha's ongoing solo show titled Stomach Studio is on view till 2 May. At our modern gallery, we'll be open an exhibition of drawings by Manjit Bawa titled Kala Bagh that same evening.
For more information on our artists, gallery programme and publications, please write to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. An e-catalogue of our presentation for India Art Fair is available on request. Please stay tuned to our social media for various announcements regarding exhibition programming like walkthroughs and interactive sessions at our gallery spaces as well as our booth at India Art Fair.

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