Nature Morte

Known for its cutting-edge contemporary exhibitions, Nature Morte is a major player in Delhi’s art scene. Established in 1982, it represents both established and emerging artists, offering innovative showcases that push the boundaries of contemporary art. The gallery regularly features international artists, ensuring a global perspective on South Asian art. Some notable artists include the renowned Raqs Media Collective and Thukral & Tagra​

Address: The Dhan Mill, 287, 288, 100 Feet Rd, Chhatarpur Hills, New Delhi – 110074

Vadehra Art Gallery

One of Delhi’s oldest and most prestigious galleries, Vadehra Art Gallery was founded in 1987. It has played a significant role in promoting Indian modern and contemporary art globally. Representing four generations of artists, the gallery is known for its high-caliber exhibitions and frequent collaborations with international galleries. Vadehra’s focus ranges from sculpture to photography, offering a dynamic mix of traditional and experimental mediums​.

Address: D-40 & D-53 Defence Colony, Delhi – 110024

Crayon Art Gallery

Crayon Art Gallery’s focus since inception has been on top end Modern and Contemporary Art with a further focus on about 15 of India’s leading names from the Progressive and Post Progressive Modern period as well as a focus on the top 20 leading contemporary artists. With a wide network of national and International auction houses, galleries and private collectors, With its established reputation in the Indian art market, Crayon Art Gallery has been able to source and sell exceptional Indian art, service clients with suggestions,  and curate exhibitions featuring both highly significant pieces by modern masters and revolutionary contemporary art.

Dhoomimal Art Gallery

One of India’s oldest galleries, Dhoomimal has played a crucial role in shaping the Indian art market. Established in 1936, it features the works of modernist legends like F.N. Souza and Jamini Roy. The gallery also supports contemporary artists, making it a vibrant blend of tradition and innovation​.

Address: G 42 Connaught Place & 8-A, Connaught Place, Delhi – 110001

Exhibit 320

A dynamic platform for emerging contemporary artists, Exhibit 320 has gained recognition for promoting innovative practices in South Asian art. The gallery offers a fresh perspective on contemporary issues through various mediums like digital art, photography, and sculpture. Exhibit 320 frequently collaborates with international curators, giving artists a broader stage for their work.

Address: F320, Lado Sarai, Delhi – 110030

Gallery Espace

Gallery Espace, founded in 1989, has been a crucial player in supporting experimental and conceptual art in India. The gallery showcases a diverse range of media, from traditional Indian miniature art to contemporary sculpture and video installations. Their exhibitions often feature avant-garde works by both local and international artists.

Address: 16, Community Center, Near Surya Hotel, Sujan Mahindra Road, New Friends Colony, New Delhi – 110025

Shrine Empire

Shrine Empire has established itself as a vital space for experimental and contemporary art in Delhi. Known for its focus on social and political commentary, the gallery features both Indian and international artists. It often hosts provocative exhibitions that tackle themes such as identity, feminism, and postcolonialism, pushing boundaries and encouraging dialogue​.

Address: D 395, Lower Basement, Defence Colony New Delhi – 110024

GALLERYSKE

Although relatively new in the Delhi art circuit, GALLERYSKE has quickly made a mark with its focus on contemporary art practices. Known for promoting experimental artists from the subcontinent, GALLERYSKE has become synonymous with innovation and diversity in the art world. It frequently holds thought-provoking
exhibitions that attract a wide range of art aficionados​.

Address: A-4 Green Avenue Street Off Green Avenue, Church/Mall Road, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi – 110070