Kalakriti Art Gallery is hosting ‘I Know What I Am Doing’, a group exhibition curated by PS Jalaja. Featuring contemporary South Indian artists, the show explores political consciousness, medium and conceptual clarity through themes including power, caste, gender, memory and migration.
Artist Dr Hothi Basavaraj’s solo exhibition at the State Gallery of Art showcases sculptures inspired by Basava’s cultural and agricultural significance. The exhibition features diverse artworks, including tribal art, innovative sculptures, and a book documenting his 25-year artistic journey.
Australian artist Elliot Bastianon and Punjabi master coppersmith Hari Krishan have collaborated for the 'Analogue and Alchemy' exhibition in New Delhi, blending contemporary sculpture with the 200-year-old, UNESCO-recognized Thathera metalworking craft to strengthen bilateral cultural ties
The D Sons Patola Art Exhibition at Banjara Hills showcases traditional textiles, including Patola art sarees, handloom products, and jewellery. Running until October 18, the exhibition supports weavers and promotes the handloom industry by offering a platform for artisans
The expo offers a range of varieties, including patan patola, Banarasi, zari kota, chanderi, Kashmiri, Maheshwari, Venkatagiri pattu, Kanchi pattu, Lucknowi saris, dress materials and more
The art exhibition at the Hyderabad Public School - Begumpet centenary summer camp was a display of skills the students learnt and mastered during the centenary summer camp
The 88th solo art exhibition - Epitome, hosted at the Marco polo Banquet of ITC Kakatiya is an endeavour of artist Hari Srinivas under his banner, Visual Art Gallery
