New Delhi | Line dramaDhoomimal Gallery presents Liminal Lines, a retrospective commemorating 50 years of Ashok Bhowmick’s art practice. It features everything from early black-and-white drawings of the 1970s to his large-format canvases and recent forays into printmaking sculpture, including a sculpture made specially for the exhibition.On view at Dhoomimal Gallery till Nov. 5Kolkata | Past in portraits.preferred-source-banner{ margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom:10px;} Bhunath Mukherjee: A Modernist Lineage of Bengali Portraiture puts the spotlight on one of Bengal’s great modernist painters, whose artistic journey began at the Government School of Art, Calcutta, in 1935. On view are 10 portraits of Bengal’s leading lights—from Rabindranath Tagore to Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay.On view at Art Exposure till Oct. 31Gurugram | Visual quartet A travelling edition of Navajivan Trust’s National Photography Festival is showing the work of four extraordinary photographers at Museo Camera: Nemai Ghosh, Tarun Bhartiya, Mukesh Parpiani and Sunil Adesara. The festival is dedicated to the memory of filmmaker and photographer Tarun Bhartiya.At Museo Camera till Oct. 27New Delhi | A journey in time Extraordinary Line, curated by Avijna Bhattacharya, is one of three exhibitions showing at KNMA this winter. Tracing transitions in the drawn line from post-Independence India to the post-liberalisation era, it features works by Arpita Singh, Bhupen Khakhar, Paritosh Sen, Jogen Chowdhury, Vivan Sundaram among others.On view at KNMA, Saket till Jan. 10, 2026- EndsPublished By: Shyam BalasubramanianPublished On: Oct 17, 2025
