Sanchit Art, New Delhi

Sanchit Art, New Delhi Showcasing the best of modern & contemporary Indian art. We exhibit regularly in India as well as in fairs and shows at London, Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai.

Sanchit Art showcases the best of Indian art and offers top-quality artworks by senior and master artists. Our exhibitions have set the benchmark, in India and abroad, for the quality of works on display, well-researched gallery publications and the selection of artists we offer to our clients. Dipak Banerjee, Ganesh Pyne, G.R.Santosh, Jayasri Burman, Jogen Chowdhury, K. Laxma Goud, Lalu Prasad Sh

aw, Manoj Dutta, MF Husain, Neeraj Goswami, Paresh Maity, Ram Kumar, Satish Gujral, and Thota Vaikuntam are some of the artists represented. For more information, visit: www.sanchitart.in

A life woven with imagination, symbolism, and a quiet sense of wonder.From the artistic spirit of Paris to a practice no...
08/05/2026

A life woven with imagination, symbolism, and a quiet sense of wonder.

From the artistic spirit of Paris to a practice nourished by memory, travel, and contemplation, Maite Delteil has created paintings that feel suspended between dream and reality. Her works unfold like gentle meditations where nature, mythology, and emotion meet in luminous harmony.

With delicate precision and poetic restraint, she transforms colour and form into spaces of stillness and introspection. Her worlds are intimate yet expansive, carrying within them a timeless beauty that continues to resonate deeply.

Celebrating an artist whose vision has turned silence into poetry and imagination into light. Wishing her a beautiful birthday and many more years of creating art that continues to enchant, illuminate, and inspire.

A life shaped by colour, intuition, and an unrelenting imagination.From the quiet lanes of Tamluk to an international pr...
23/04/2026

A life shaped by colour, intuition, and an unrelenting imagination.

From the quiet lanes of Tamluk to an international presence, Paresh Maity’s journey reflects a deep commitment to seeing and feeling the world through art. His works do not merely depict they pulse with movement, memory, and atmosphere, holding within them the fleeting essence of place.

Working through an intuitive yet disciplined process, he begins with observation and quick studies, later expanding them into immersive compositions across watercolour, oil, and mixed media. His forms drift between figuration and abstraction, landscapes dissolving into rhythm, architecture into light, and human presence into suggestion. At the heart of his practice lies an exploration of experience itself, where light and colour become vessels of emotion, and the visible transforms into something deeply felt.

Celebrating an artist whose vision continues to resonate across generations.

Photo courtsey slide 1- The Times of India
Photo courtsey slide 5- Art Alive Gallery

Baul and Vaishnabi (2011) by Ganesh Pyne are works shaped by inwardness, quiet, restrained, and deeply introspective. Re...
09/04/2026

Baul and Vaishnabi (2011) by Ganesh Pyne are works shaped by inwardness, quiet, restrained, and deeply introspective. Rendered in conte, the figures emerge from dim, indeterminate spaces, removed from the specificity of place or time. A Baul singer with his ektara and a Vaishnavite saint - these are depictions of of a shared inner state. The figures remain suspended, self-contained, and inwardly absorbed, held within a quiet stillness.

The Wonder That Is Life by Vinita Karim is a work built from memory- layered, accumulated, and deeply felt.Across stacke...
31/03/2026

The Wonder That Is Life by Vinita Karim is a work built from memory- layered, accumulated, and deeply felt.
Across stacked bands of embroidery on Dhaka muslin, Karim weaves a cityscape that belongs to no single place yet feels entirely known. Alexandria, Venice, the stone geometry of Petra, the sacred banks of the Ganges and the Nile, ancient trade routes compressed into a single horizon beneath a soft crescent moon.
Born from a life lived across continents, Karim's practice transforms architectural memory into something tactile and luminous. Each stitch holds the weight of a journey of markets visited, coastlines crossed, cities loved and left behind.

In Affection, a guardian and child stand beneath a tree at the centre of the composition, a simple yet powerful image of...
17/03/2026

In Affection, a guardian and child stand beneath a tree at the centre of the composition, a simple yet powerful image of protection and continuity. The tree rises as a sign of growth and endurance, suggesting stability even in times of political and social uncertainty. Around them, the world unfolds gently: birds, flowers and patterned borders populate the flanking panels, reminding us of how deeply human life remains interwoven with the rhythms of nature.

The resonance of what seems personal and homely is broader. By using the scenes inspired by the life of peasants their silent, dignified life, their unity with nature, Dutta creates a visual tapestry, which speaks of resilience. His meticulous tempera technique enriches the surface with vibrant colour and delicate detail.

Over decades spent between the ateliers of Paris and the spiritual landscape of Varanasi, Dipak Banerjee developed one o...
11/03/2026

Over decades spent between the ateliers of Paris and the spiritual landscape of Varanasi, Dipak Banerjee developed one of the most quietly powerful engagements with Ta***ic visual language in modern Indian painting, not as doctrine, but as a way of seeing.The bindu, the mandala, the geometric yantra in his hands are not religious symbols as such, rather meditative equipment, constructions that open space to meditate, to allow the body to slow down, to allow the eye to turn inwards. His treatment was intuitive, not ritualistic. The language of consciousness: symbolism.
What was even more infrequent in his practice was his material process. Banerjee himself made many of his pigments, and these were organic and natural materials, hand-ground. That weight is on the surface of all the paintings. It is not just image. It is object. It is site.
All this Tara-O-Chasath Yogini carries in one place, the 64 Yoginis, mathematical devotion, the goddess Tara in the middle, the yantras at the edges like the sentinels. A universe made up in canvas.

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07/03/2026

Ganesh Haloi draws us into meditative innerscapes rooted in childhood memory. G.R. Santosh turns an everyday street into a stage alive with electric light and human presence. Seema Kohli's Golden Womb Series radiates cosmic femininity and the quiet power of devotion. Nandan Purkayastha spirals viewers into a sublime dimension of galactic abstraction. Deveshi Goswami celebrates life's perpetual evolution through celestial bursts of colour and form. Himmat Shah's humanistic sculptures speak of aging, decay, and the philosophy of existence. And Satish Gujral brings dynamic energy to form, crafting a visual language that is entirely his own.
Together, these works reflect the spirit of Indian art as both inheritance and innovation, where the physical and the metaphysical quietly converge.
On view till March 31, 2026.

We are honoured to celebrate Jayasri Burman as our International Women's Day Awardee 2026 , an artist whose practice is...
07/03/2026

We are honoured to celebrate Jayasri Burman as our International Women's Day Awardee 2026 , an artist whose practice is not just the making of images, but the keeping of a certain kind of memory alive.

Jayasri Burman uses her radiant work to demonstrate the world in which goddesses walk among lotuses, women carry rivers in their palms, and mythology breathes through every line. Having been trained in Kala Bhawan, Santiniketan and subsequently in Paris, Burman has dedicated forty years to the construction of a visual language that is both deeply rooted in the folk and classical Indian tradition and, in an almost shocking, desperate modernity at the same time.

Figures of piety and passion, nature and nurture, the divine and the very human, all live in her canvases, which are created in ink, watercolour, oil and acrylic. The themes of Matrilineality, spiritualism, infancy and the environment do not simply exist in her work, but are breathing in it.

Photo courtsey 1: Vogue India
Photo courtsey 2: Art alive gallery



Where Matter Becomes Meaning is an exhibition uniting artists of various generations whose artworks transform material i...
05/03/2026

Where Matter Becomes Meaning is an exhibition uniting artists of various generations whose artworks transform material into experience. The exhibition is led through abstraction, nature-inspired images, and symbolic visual languages and how form, colour and surface can develop to become spaces of reflection and inner awareness. The works offer a moment of stillness--a moment in which the physical world silently ushers into the new levels of perception.

Instead of disassociating the ideas into categories, the exhibition is organized as a continuum in which landscape transforms into the memory, nature creates a sense of stillness, whereas the symbol is transformed into the source of energy. Collectively, the works express the timeless soul of Indian art as inheritance and reinvention.

The show is on view at Sanchit Art, DLF South Court Mall, Saket, New Delhi, from March 2 to March 31, 2026, 10 am – 6 pm.

Sanchit art family wishes you a Holi filled with vibrant moments and luminous joy! ✨
03/03/2026

Sanchit art family wishes you a Holi filled with vibrant moments and luminous joy! ✨

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Delhi
110017

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Monday 11am - 7pm
Tuesday 11am - 7pm
Wednesday 11am - 7pm
Thursday 11am - 7pm
Friday 11am - 7pm
Saturday 11am - 7pm

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