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This group exhibition by NewArtX curated by Manan Shah attempts to bring forward the diverse roster of artists who have not chosen digital media as their medium for exploration but at the same time have experimented with their practice and approach to further dissect their artistic enquiries via digital media thus, the exhibition aims to create a digital immersive experience unravelling into the new medium of visual art.

‘MOOL’ is a group exhibition of artistic practices that explore the key idea of tangible and intangible histories of belonging to South Asia through the lens of [female] artists from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Bangladesh. Artworks showcase materiality like colour pigments, charcoal and graphite, textile elements of embroidery on variations of muslin cloth, mixed media installations with sound, interactive audience experiences using technology like augmented reality, paintings using watercolor, acrylic. The three central themes of this exhibition are: Tangible shared histories like how we dress, how we clothe ourselves, how we eat our food, how we pass on our recipes, how we travel across waters, how we write… Intangible shared histories like how we sing, how we dance, how we love, how we mourn, how we celebrate, how we dream, how we hope… Social core of representing female artistic voices from this region and how they respond to the above to build contemporary narratives through art. This exhibition is curated by Shaleen Wadhwana.

This showcase exhibits objects and artefacts that once graced the Royal Palaces during the golden age of Indian Royalty recreating the atmosphere of the Royal dining rooms with the exclusive dinnerware and the work of renowned glass and ceramic artists time lined for the last century. Interarts has curated products from leading European manufacturers who were patronised by Indian Royalty inclusive of rare artefacts which would be time lined to represent the period of the Raj and exclusive dinnerware that would have graced the royal dining tables. The show case also presents rare glass artefacts by Waterford, Venetian glass and bohemian crystal. The centre of attraction is a regal dining table set with a dinner set dating back more than a century.

Ballroom+ Main Art Gallery To mark the birth centenary of Shri Satish Gujral, Raseel Gujral Art Legacy presents an exhibition of rare, limited-edition collectibles created in tribute to the artist's enduring legacy. Shri Satish Gujral remains one of India's most celebrated modernists, whose work across painting, sculpture, murals, and architecture shaped the vocabulary of Indian modern art. This exhibition brings together a specially curated collection of collectibles conceived to honour his vision and continue his artistic legacy for a new generation.