Across the Century, scheduled from January 21st to 25th, 2026, presents a curated selection of works by Krishen Khanna, an artist renowned for his searching, humane exploration of post-Independence Indian experience across seven decades. The exhibition traces the lines of artistic persistence, exploring themes of everyday life, moral ambiguity, and human vulnerability through recurrent motifs like Bandwallas, Mahabharata episodes, and solitary figures. Showcasing key works from his iconic series, the exhibition highlights Khanna’s technical mastery across diverse mediums, from mixed media on canvas and paper to large-scale triptychs and pentaptychs. The presentation stands as a testament to the artist’s lifelong inquiry into renewal through revisitation, where familiar subjects gain fresh psychological depth via layered surfaces, earthy palettes, and pared-down forms.

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Lineages, held from November 7th to 14th, 2025, presented a curated decade of work by Tsherin Sherpa, an artist renowned for his unique dialogue between traditional Himalayan iconography and contemporary global culture. The exhibition traced the lines of artistic lineage, exploring themes of diaspora, identity, and the metamorphosis of cultural memory through a masterful blend of thangka inspired detail and modern visual language. Showcasing key works from his acclaimed Spirits and Fragments series, the exhibition highlighted Sherpas technical mastery across diverse mediums, from intricate gold leaf paintings on cotton to monumental Tibetan wool tapestries. The presentation stood as a testament to the artists ongoing investigation into the evolution of tradition and the complex emotional landscape of cultural displacement.

“Himmat Shah: Innocence & Creativity,” held from November 16th to 18th, 2024, was a profound celebration of the visionary work of Himmat Shah, one of India’s foremost modern sculptors. This exhibition brought together key pieces that highlighted his enduring search for simplicity, innocence, and creative expression, showcasing his unique philosophy that art transcends reason and technique.