INDIA ART FESTIVAL 2025: WHERE INDIA’S CREATIVE PULSE MEETS THE CAPITAL

Posted on 6 November 2025:

India Art Festival 2025: Where India’s Creative Pulse Meets the Capital

FROM NOVEMBER 7 TO 9, THE CONSTITUTION CLUB OF INDIA IN NEW DELHI TRANSFORMS INTO A VIBRANT CANVAS AS THE INDIA ART FESTIVAL (IAF) RETURNS WITH ITS 10TH DELHI EDITION.

Featuring 25 galleries, 450 artists and over 3500 artworks, this landmark event bridges rural roots and urban rhythms, offering a democratic space where tradition meets innovation.

Born in 2008 to uplift voices from India’s hinterlands, IAF now stands as a national movement—uniting Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad in a celebration of contemporary Indian art that speaks to every heart.

India Art Festival 2025: A Dual-Pavilion Tapestry of Talent

This year’s Delhi edition of India Art Festival unfolds in two vibrant wings — one for leading galleries, the other for independent voices.

Participating galleries– Gallery Pioneer, OPS Art Gallery, Uchaan, Eminent Art Gallery, Artsorbet Gallery, Aura Planet, Healing Art Foundation, Bouquet of Art Gallery, House of Emerge, Tela Art Gallery, Traditional Art Gallery, Dev Mehta Art Gallery, RadArt Galeria, RS Art Space, ArtVista, Nitya Artists Centre, Pichwaiwala, Artsbreeze Art Gallery, Smita Art, Gallery Nataraj, Rabi Art Gallery, Areeti Art Studio, and Red Leaf Art Gallery (USA) – making its IAF debut, over 20 renowned names join hands with solo artists in a shared celebration of creativity. The dual-pavilion format invites viewers to wander between polished curations and raw, personal expressions — a living map of India’s artistic soul.

The Artist’s Pavilion: A Tapestry of Independent Voices

At the heart of India Art Festival 2025, the Artist’s Pavilion blooms with the raw, radiant energy of independent creators.

Artists such as Om Thadkar, Pankaj Bawdekar, Anjali Prabhakar, Kalpana Soni, Bhatari Shah, Arshia Chawla, Susan Halfhide, Astha Gajwani, Deepa Nath, Taru Bhargava, Sunita Mendirata, Aditiraje Bhonsle, Nisha Dial, Alka Pandey, Mansi Gupta, Gaurav Dagar, Manju Das, Tajal Jangda, Milind Varnagaonkar, B Narhari, Yogesh Barve, Dhananjay Chakraborti, Priyul Menaria, Parul Jain Sripriya Mozumdar, Ashwini Patil, Nivas Kanhere, Vaibhav Patil, Shaibal Manna, and Vittal Muppidy, and hundreds more, this vibrant space brings together painters, sculptors, and storytellers across styles and mediums. Each booth is a window into a personal world — bold, tender, and true — inviting viewers to witness India’s artistic soul in its most intimate form.

Masters & Young Voices: A Kaleidoscope of Indian Art at IAF 2025

India Art Festival 2025 brings together legends and fresh voices in a dazzling mix of styles and stories.

Exquisite works of young and master artists including M. F. Husain, Krishen Khanna, Jogen Chowdhury, Akbar Padamsee, Anjolie Ela Menon, Paresh Maity, Manu Parekh, Atul Dodiya, T. Vaikuntam, Lalu Prasad Shaw, Madhavi Parekh, Laxma Goud, Jatin Das, Ramesh Gorjala, Asit Kumar Patnaik, P. Gnana, John Douglas, Sujata Achrekar, Anand Panchal, Asit Patnaik, Prof. Vishal Sable, Vijay Achrekar, H. R. Das, Praveen Upadhye, Vivek Kumavat, Kanchan Mahante, Gautam Patole, Prashant K. Sarkar, Nagesh Ghodke, Gautam Mukherjee, Saumen Kar, Inderjeet Singh Grover, and others will adorn the galleries, a rich blend of paintings, sculptures, prints and photography.

The young names showcased by Art Galleries include Dev Mehta, Rakhi Baid, Shyama Nadimpalli, Sujata Aher, Suraj Shukla, Kumar Gaikwad, Mona Jain and many others.

Themes flow from nature and spirituality to bold modernist visions, offering collectors a chance to witness both timeless mastery and daring new experiments — all under one roof.

More than an exhibition, India Art Festival is a living marketplace where collectors, curators, and curious newcomers meet artists face-to-face.

Since 2008, it has reshaped India’s art scene by welcoming voices from every corner — rural, urban, emerging and established.

India Art Festival carries forward its vibrant journey—breaking barriers, building bridges, and inviting all to experience art as connection, conversation, and celebration.