Art Enthusiasts Engage With Powerful Narratives At India Art Fair 2026

Art enthusiasts explored diverse contemporary works at the India Art Fair 2026, including Kulpreet Singh’s Extinction Archive on post–Green Revolution farming, alongside presentations by Experimenter Gallery, Subodh Gupta, L N Tallur, Ritika Sharma, Siddhant Kumar, and institutions from India, Bangladesh, and Australia.

Experimenter gallery | Photo: Vikram Sharma/Outlook

Artist Subodh Gupta's drift of a star | Photo: Vikram Sharma/Outlook

Artist L N Tallur's clustering | Photo: Vikram Sharma/Outlook

Artist Ritika Sharma's project titled “Mind the Gap” | Photo: Vikram Sharma/Outlook

Britto Arts Trust, Dhaka, in India Art Fair | Photo: Vikram Sharma/Outlook

Sidhant Kumar: Studies from a Quiet Harvest | Photo: Vikram Sharma/Outlook

Australian High Commission's gallery | Photo: Vikram Sharma/Outlook

Australian High Commission gallery in India Art Fair | Photo: Vikram Sharma/Outlook

Art enthusiasts examine works at the India Art Fair | Photo: Vikram Sharma/Outlook

Art enthusiasts visit at the India Art Fair | Photo: Vikram Sharma/Outlook

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