India’s Art Scene is Buzzing with New Spaces

India’s art scene is buzzing with fresh creativity and exciting new spaces! A wave of new galleries has opened their doors, offering artists and art lovers alike a chance to explore innovative works and diverse expressions. 

Method, Delhi
A groundbreaking new chapter in Delhi's art world is unfolding in a basement tucked away in Defence Colony. Method, the avant-garde art hub originally launched in 2019 in Mumbai's vibrant Kala Ghoda district, has now made its way to the capital. The gallery, celebrated for its focus on emerging talent and contemporary experimental art, is redefining the city's creative scene. Known for its bold approach to showcasing new media and technology, Method is positioning itself as a pioneering force in the evolution of art. With this move, founder Sahil Arora is not just opening another gallery—they’re sculpting a unique space that promises to be at the cutting edge of Delhi’s artistic future.

Black Cube Gallery, Delhi
Black Cube Gallery is poised to reshape India’s contemporary art scene with the opening of its first physical location in New Delhi. Founded by Sanya Malik, the gallery introduces a bold new vision that breaks free from the conventional 'white cube' format, offering a more inclusive and engaging approach to art exhibitions. With a focus on making contemporary Indian art accessible to a wider audience, Black Cube aims to create immersive experiences that invite everyone to interact with art beyond the realm of exclusivity, turning it into something both meaningful and approachable.

Subcontinent, Mumbai
Subcontinent, a new art gallery based in Mumbai’s vibrant Fort district, aims to explore the profound influence of South Asia on visual and material culture throughout history. Founded by Dhwani Gudka and Keshav Mahendru, the gallery serves as a dynamic platform for dialogue, discovery, and in-depth engagement with South Asian art. With a commitment to highlighting both historical legacies and contemporary conversations, Subcontinent offers a space where overlooked narratives are given the attention they deserve, enriching the cultural discourse of the region.    

Thapar Gallery
Nestled between South Delhi and Gurgaon on NH-8, this gallery offers easy access to two vibrant cultural hubs renowned for their deep appreciation of art. Founded by Ashish Thapar, it provides a perfect destination for those eager to explore the rich legacy of Indian modernism. Their inaugural exhibition showcases a remarkable collection of works by India’s most celebrated modernists, including Maqbool Fida Husain, Francis Newton Souza, and Sayed Haider Raza, alongside iconic pieces by Ram Kumar, Krishen Khanna, Sakti Burman, Ramkinkar Baij, and Himmat Shah.

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Date 25.03.2025