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India Entertainment & Culture 07 Oct 2026, 10:07 AM IST

Gandhi Through the Artist’s Eye: How India’s Visual Culture Keeps Recasting the Mahatma

On Gandhi Jayanti 2026, the Mahatma’s image remains one of the most durable and contested symbols in Indian visual culture, spanning nationalist modernism, public memory, and contemporary artistic reinterpretation. From Nandalal Bose’s foundational imagery to Gigi Scaria’s later interventions, artists have continually reshaped Gandhi for new political and cultural eras.

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Delhi Exhibition Charts 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 shifting social and political landscape. The show positions the gallery’s history as a lens on broader changes in visual language, collecting practice and artistic ambition over four decades.

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India Entertainment & CultureRecently

Delhi Exhibition Charts 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 shifting social and political landscape. The show positions the gallery’s own history as a lens through which to read larger changes in visual language, artistic practice and public meaning over four decades.

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India Entertainment & CultureRecently

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.

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India Entertainment & CultureRecently

Delhi Exhibition Traces Four Decades of Indian Art’s Shifting Language

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 transformations. The show reads less like a commemorative display than a historical map of changing visual vocabularies, from material experimentation to sharper engagements with identity, memory and public life.

6 min readRead →
India Entertainment & CultureRecently

Delhi Exhibition Traces Four Decades of Change in Indian Art

Sakshi Gallery’s 40th anniversary exhibition at Travancore Palace in Delhi assembles 46 artists in a wide-ranging survey of how Indian art has evolved alongside the country’s social and political shifts. The show reads less like a commemorative display than a compact history of changing visual language, from material experimentation to sharper engagements with identity, memory and public life.

6 min readRead →
India Entertainment & CultureRecently

Delhi exhibition charts four decades of change in Indian art

Sakshi Gallery’s 40th anniversary exhibition at Travancore Palace in New Delhi gathers 46 artists in a wide-ranging survey of how Indian art has evolved alongside the country’s social and political shifts. The show functions as both a retrospective and a reading of the present, tracing changes in medium, imagery and artistic intent across four decades.

6 min readRead →
India Entertainment & CultureRecently

Delhi Exhibition Traces Four Decades of Change in Indian Art

Sakshi Gallery’s 40th anniversary exhibition at Travancore Palace in New Delhi gathers 46 artists in a wide-ranging survey of how Indian art has evolved alongside the country’s shifting social and political landscape. The show reads less like a commemorative display than a compact history of changing visual language, from material experimentation to sharper engagements with identity, memory and public life.

6 min readRead →
India Entertainment & CultureRecently

Delhi exhibition charts 40 years of Indian art’s shifting language

Sakshi Gallery’s 40th anniversary exhibition at Travancore Palace in Delhi brings together 46 artists in a wide-ranging survey of how Indian art has evolved alongside the country’s social and political changes. The show reads less like a commemorative retrospective than a map of changing visual vocabularies, from material experimentation to sharper engagements with identity, memory and public life.

6 min readRead →

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