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Anchored by the iconic Cholamandal Artists' Village, Lalit Kala Akademi Regional Centre, Apparao Galleries, and DakshinaChitra, Chennai's art scene combines profound traditional metalware, temple craft, and pioneering modern figurative styles.

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Myth, Memory, Form
Ongoing
DakshinaChitra Heritage Museum

Myth, Memory, Form

Artists: Pardhan Gond Artists, Pattachitra Artists, Curated by Achyut Siddu & Apoorva Mishra (Loksutr)

2026-09-12 — 2026-12-06

Curated by design collective Loksutr, the exhibition demonstrates how indigenous folklore and ancestral oral narratives can be translated into formal contemporary visual idioms. It examines three sacred creation traditions: the origin of the Narmada River, the genesis of the Pardhan Gond people, and the birth of art.

Sri Pichwai
Ongoing
Forum Art Gallery

Sri Pichwai

Artists: Yugdeepak Soni

2026-09-01 — 2026-10-30

A solo showcase of 400-year-old Rajasthani Pichwai devotional painting revitalized through the practice of Udaipur artist Yugdeepak Soni. Using natural mineral pigments and semi-precious stone dust on handmade paper, the exhibition highlights sacred representations of Lord Shrinathji.

Museum of the Madras Movement (Permanent Collection & Open Studios)
Ongoing
Cholamandal Artists Village

Museum of the Madras Movement (Permanent Collection & Open Studios)

Artists: K.C.S. Paniker, S. Dhanapal, K. Ramanujam, M. Senathipathi, S. Nandagopal, P. Gopinath

2026-01-01 — 2026-12-31

Housed within the D.P. Agarwal and Rasika Kothari Wings, this permanent museum exhibition showcases foundational modernist paintings, sculptures, and drawings from the Madras Art Movement. Accompanied by on-site resident studios, it represents a continuous living exhibition of South Indian contemporary art.