New Delhi's Best Contemporary Art Galleries

In the advancement of a country its culture civilization values traditions and heritage are of particular importance. India's culture can be easily seen and understood in the Art Galleries of Delhi. The basic structure of art in Delhi was developed after the 1947 Delhi Crafts Chakra (an Artist Group) and the efforts of India's first private art gallery The Dhummel Gallery. happened. With the Government's first five-year plan (1951-56) a cultural policy was adopted in India under which the Lalit Kala Akademi and the National Art Gallery of Modern Art were established in Delhi. This made Delhi an important center of art. This honor was earlier received by Bengal and Mumbai. During this period new exhibitions started taking place in Delhi. Among them abstraction geometric human structure art and neutral studies of urban life can also be seen.

1. National Art Gallery of Modern Art

National Gallery of Modern Art is less than paradise for those who are interested in seeing modern Indian painting and sculpture specimen. One of the main art galleries of India was the residence of the Maharaja of Jaipur National Gallery of Modern Art. Located on the east side of India Gate and on the eastern edge of Rajpath this gallery has an excellent collection of works from 1850 post by Indian and colonial artists. There are more than 15000 paintings sculptures and graphics in the gallery.

Address: Jaipur House India Gate New Delhi
Time: From 10 pm to 5 pm
Holidays: Monday

2. Art Heritage

It was founded in 1977 by Roshan Alakaji. In this gallery exhibitions of India's famous artists are regularly seen throughout the year.

Address: Tansen Marg New Delhi
Time: From 11 AM to 7 PM

3. Art Today

Here the collections of renowned artists are kept and its exhibits are often high profile. Better design catalogs and posters are removed by this gallery.

Address: A-1 Hamilton House Connaught Place New Delhi
Time: 11am to 7pm

4. Lalit Kala Academy

This huge gallery is spread over three floors. In 1958 the first National Art Exhibition was organized here. The celebrated program Triennial India is organized in this gallery. Which includes 30 to 40 countries. Here are the National Exhibition Organizations of Photography and Art.

Address: Ravindra Bhawan Firoz Shah Road New Delhi
Time: 10am to 6pm
Holidays: Saturday and Sunday

5. Gallery Aspace

This gallery has prepared itself for itself by its expert and separate work. Informational catalogs are also issued by the gallery.

Address: Community Center New Friends Colony New Delhi
Time: 10am to 6pm

6. Triveni Kala Sangam

It is a cultural complex with four galleries including the Basement Gallery run by Art Heritage. Here Sridharani is the largest gallery. Small works are displayed in the Triveni Gallery. There is a sculpture court for exhibitions on campus and there is a library where unconventional books journals and cassettes are kept.

Address: Tansen Marg New Delhi
Time: 9.30am to 5:30 pm
Holidays: Sunday

7.  Garhi Lalit Kala Artist Studio

If you want to see art processes being in front then it is a perfect place. This studio is a part of the Lalit Kala Akademi and is run by this Academy. Famous Indian and foreign artists often organize their workshops here and share their experiences.

Address: Art Cottage East of Kailash New Delhi
Time: 10 am to 6 pm

8. Dhumimal Art Gallery

This is one of the very old commercial galleries. Where regular shows are held. In the last few years our work has been displayed here by the whole group of artists.

Address: Connaught Place New Delhi
Time: 10am to 7pm

9. Gallery Ganesha

This gallery mainly works to promote young artists. Its large collection includes paintings graphics and sculptures.

Time: 10am to 7pm

10. LTG Gallery

There are often semantic exhibitions organized in this gallery. The theme shows on group shows Nelson Mandela Mahatma Gandhi and Kashmiri immigrants made by carmite artists have left their influence.

Address: Copernicus Marg New Delhi
Time: 11am to 7pm

11. The Village Gallery

Some innovative exhibitions have been organized by this gallery and this gallery promotes our contemporary Indian art. Including demonstration of graphic designs drawings and sketches of Stra Rags and Cotton-wool including Satyajit Ray women prisoners of Tihar Jail paying tribute to Gandhiji by Mono-Rint and Haku Shah. The gallery is shown well to showcase the works of famous experts and early morning artisans. And in it there is a collection of works of prominent artists like MF Hussein Veena Bhargava Jayashree Burman and Ganesh Pani. Most shows are drawing lithograph realistic planning and outline. This exhibition is located in the suburbs of Southern Delhi in the business area of ​​Hauz Khas Village.

Address: Hauz Special Village New Delhi
Time: 10.30am to 6.30pm