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04/02/2026

Glimpse from the conversation, “Confronting ‘Digital’ Sacre“ by NewArtX with Young Collectors Programme as a part of the exhibition, “Omens. Organisms. Objects. Order”, curated by Wribhu Borphukon at Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi.

The exhibition is open to public till 8 February 2026.

31/01/2026

“Confronting ‘Digital’ Sacre “
Hosted by NewArtX with invites artist Gigi Sacrai and Sibdas Sengupta to respond to how digital moves beyond the familiar logic of “extension” and how they confront “digital” as an autonomous apparatus with its own politics, materiality, and aesthetic demands within the scope of their own practise. The conversation also focuses on institutional responses. Saryu Pareek Gupta, addresses how to approach digital not through defensive critique of technological change, but through substantive engagement with its implications.

The conversation runs in conjunction with the exhibition, “Omens. Organisms. Objects. Order”, curated by

Join us on 01 February 2026 | 2-4pm | Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi.

22/01/2026

At Kochi, NewArtX is proud to provide the hardware support to the inaugural exhibition of Ishara House, _Amphibian Aesthetics_, presenting new commissions by 12 artists and collectives from South Asia, the Middle East, and Europe under the artistic direction of Riyas Komu. The exhibition runs till 31 March 2026 at Kashi Hallegua house, Jew Town Kochi in Kochi.

25/09/2025

NewArtX is excited to announce the representation of Sam Madhu
Roots from Chennai, Samyukta Madhu studied design & technology at Parsons School of Design, New York City, USA. Her works presents immersive installations where the audience is invited to surround themselves with the artworks.

She works with 3D programs to create artworks inspired by post digital bodies and futurism. Certain aspects of her artworks may reference South Asian culture. She utilizes large scale LED screens, projections and light panels for these installations.

Her past collaborations include L’Oreal, Les Rencontres d’Arles, Fisheye Immersive, Chennai Photo Biennale, NXT Museum, W Hotels, ADE, ASUS, Adidas and more.

She will be represented by NewArtX for the cities, Delhi and Mumbai.

02/09/2025

With over 30 years of experience in auction houses, private galleries, and academia, Yamini Telkar has consistently focused on the evolution of art. Opposed to the trends, rather than dismissing digital art, she has embraced it, closely examining its development as a medium.

Join Manan Shah in conversation with Yamini Telkar as they discuss the journey of digital art and its place in her curatorial practice. ( 03 Sep 2025 | 06:00 PM IST )

30/08/2025

Born and raised in Mumbai, Vanita Gupta, “Acts of Escape and Return”, her digital work, orchestrates a silent drama. It begins with a real-time photograph, capturing a serene moment in her studio with a painting-in-progress. As the camera holds its gaze, the black abstract form on the canvas defies its two-dimensional confines.

The work is a powerful reflection of Gupta’s fascination with the dialogue between the material and the immaterial. It is an act of reassembly, a painting that travels through time and returns to us carrying its own myth.

Dam of Escape and Return

25/08/2025

Mumbai based, Teja Gavankar’s work is deeply intertwined with technology, reflecting the modern world’s connection to digital media. For over a decade, her work has consistently focused on flux and movement, leading her to recently create digital art.

Her digital work, ‘Allomothering’ made in collaboration with NewArtX, explores the fleeting nature of external support, drawing a parallel to the human need for “allomothering”: the communal care and protection we offer one another. In times of stress, we are called to be each other’s keepers, to provide the invisible support that gives a sense of safety and belonging.

She exhibited internationally, with her first solo show at The Optica Centre for Contemporary Art in Montreal (2017), and participated in major group exhibitions like Sculpture By The Sea, Sydney, and the Venice Architecture Biennale (2018). Teja has been part of several residencies, including at Khoj International Delhi, What About Art, Mumbai, and Verticale Artist Centre, Laval, Canada. She received the Nasreen Mohamedi Award (2014) and the Space 118 Contemporary Residency Award (2020). Teja teaches Design at the Academy of Architecture and SEA College in Mumbai.

of Escape and Return

22/08/2025

Shalini’s digital art works, “Love Letters”, a two-part installation, is an expression of our intimate relationship with the Falachan river in Himachal Pradesh that flows in front of her house. It feeds the Tirthan, which joins the Beas, then the Sutlej, and eventually merges with the Indus before becoming one with the ocean.

Shalini Dam spent two decades in the advertising world before shifting gears to pursue her passion for ceramics. She went on to earn her Masters in Ceramics from the Cardiff School of Art and Design in Wales, UK. Dam explores the contradictions and dualities that often lie beneath the surface of our world. She juxtaposes recognizable signs, symbols, and forms to raise these questions, using the treatment of the surface and form as a crucial part of her investigation.

Dam Letters

20/08/2025

Nirali Lal’s practice is deeply connected to her poetry, with her paintings often feeling like a vibrant amalgamation of ideas and colors. Her digital work, “Look Straight / Look No Further” explores the changing nature of human connection in the digital age. The work draws a powerful metaphor from the seemingly simple behavior of ants, who follow the one in front of them without looking further.

Lal holds a Master’s degree in Art Criticism from M.S.U., Baroda (2000), and a Bachelor’s degree in Painting from Chitrakala Parishath, Bangalore (1998).

Straight / Look No Further

13/08/2025

Thank you Mid-day for such a detailed feature ! It is encouraging to have our efforts acknowledged, and even more so in an article titled “Art that Moves (You)” by Debjani Paul.

For those who missed the daily, we are sharing some highlights from the article by the artists Mid-day spoke with. Swipe to read more!

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