Hyderabad Art Exhibitions
Deccan Royalty Meets Contemporary Tech Hub
Featuring the historic treasures of Salar Jung Museum alongside pioneering contemporary art spaces like Kalakriti Art Gallery and the State Gallery of Art in Madhapur, Hyderabad showcases a rich synthesis of Deccani miniatures and avant-garde installations.
Current & Upcoming Presentations
Direct from leading Hyderabad galleries and museum spaces
Ongoing
Nothing Arrives Unchanged
Artists: Curated by Satyajit Dave, Various Contemporary Artists
Curated by Satyajit Dave, this group exhibition brings together contemporary artists exploring the interplay between materiality, historical memory, and changing environments. The works span tactile sculptures, altered surfaces, and spatial installations that reflect how objects and perceptions transform over time.
Upcoming
Hyderabad Art Week 2026: Kalakriti Showcase
Artists: Various Contemporary Indian Artists
Serving as one of the anchor venues for the inaugural city-wide Hyderabad Art Week, Kalakriti presents a dedicated program of special showcases, curated walkthroughs, and studio dialogues. The initiative aims to push beyond conventional gallery viewing into participatory discussions on contemporary visual culture.
Ongoing
The River of Many Drops
Artists: 6 Contemporary Artists
This exhibition investigates the concept of landscape as an active medium for understanding and mapping lived reality rather than merely depicting scenery. Through painting, sculpture, and mixed-media installation, the six featured artists trace environmental flux, territorial histories, and personal geographies.
Ongoing
Perspectives: Contemporary Visions
Artists: 50 Contemporary Artists
A large-scale survey bringing together fifty contemporary artists working across diverse visual mediums. The exhibition explores regional narratives, folklore reinterpretations, and modern urban transitions, emphasizing the vibrant evolving dialogue in South Indian contemporary art.
Ongoing
The Mute Eloquence of the Taj Mahal
Artists: Curated by Rana Safvi, Thomas Daniell, Hiroshi Yoshida, Charles William Bartlett, Albert Edward Griessen
Curated by noted historian Rana Safvi as part of the museum Platinum Jubilee commemorations, this exhibition presents roughly 200 rare artworks, Company School paintings, prints, and archival photographs. It charts the evolving aesthetic and architectural documentation of the Taj Mahal across multiple artistic movements and centuries.