New Art and Photography Exhibitions Open at India Habitat Centre in New Delhi
New Delhi: Art enthusiasts in the capital will have an opportunity to explore new works of painting and photography as two exhibitions open at the India Habitat Centre on Tuesday.
The exhibitions, scheduled as part of the centre’s November programme, include Shoonya Se Bahar, a painting exhibition by Kuldeep Kumar, and Hidden Himachal – A Photographic Journey, a solo photography presentation by Swapnil S. Bhole.
Shoonya Se Bahar will be displayed at the Convention Centre Foyer from November 10 to 14. The exhibition brings paintings by Kuldeep Kumar to visitors, offering an opportunity to engage with the artist’s work through a dedicated presentation.
The second exhibition, Hidden Himachal – A Photographic Journey, will be held at the Open Palm Court Gallery from November 10 to 13. The presentation by photographer Swapnil S. Bhole is accompanied by the launch of his book, The Lost Sentinels.
The two exhibitions add to the India Habitat Centre’s ongoing cultural programme, which regularly features visual arts, photography, performances and discussions.
The centre is also hosting Village India, a solo photography exhibition by Tarun Chhabra, which is scheduled to continue until January 15, 2027. Another ongoing presentation, Sparsh 2.0, showcases a full-scale model featuring materials and design approaches aimed at supporting sustainable and climate-resilient construction.
Through exhibitions across its galleries and public spaces, the India Habitat Centre provides a platform for artists and photographers to present their work to audiences in the capital.
The November programme offers visitors opportunities to explore different forms of visual expression, including painting, photography and design.
