Sakshi Gallery’s 40th anniversary exhibition at Travancore Palace in New Delhi brings together 46 artists in a wide-ranging survey of how Indian art has evolved alongside the country’s social and political shifts. The show positions the gallery’s own history as a lens through which to read changing visual languages, from older modes of representation to more experimental and concept-driven practices.
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"Delhi Exhibition Traces Four Decades of Change in Indian Art"
Sakshi Gallery’s 40th anniversary exhibition at Travancore Palace in New Delhi brings together 46 artists in a wide-ranging survey of how Indian art has evolved alongside the country’s social and political shifts. The show positions the gallery’s own history as a lens through which to read changing visual languages, from older modes of representation to more experimental and concept-driven practices.
Delhi Exhibition Traces Four Decades of Change in Indian Art
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Sakshi Gallery’s 40th anniversary exhibition at Travancore Palace in New Delhi brings together 46 artists in a wide-ranging survey of how Indian art has evolved alongside the country’s social and political shifts. The show positions the gallery’s own history as a lens through which to read changing visual languages, from older modes of representation to more experimental and concept-driven practices.
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