Gallerie Nvya

Gallerie Nvya Housed in Square One Mall in Saket, Delhi Gallerie Nvya is one of the most dynamic and unique art ga ft. at Square-One Mall in Saket, New Delhi.

Gallerie Nvya has emerged as a distinguished and a well-defined centre for Indian art by making its presence felt in the realm of modern & contemporary paintings, photography, sculpture, ceramics, installations and multimedia art. The gallery offers a range of services for artists, collectors, investors and institutions in India and overseas by extending its expertise in the field. Gallerie Nvya s

tarted its journey in August 2004, from a 3000 sq.ft. area at Friends Colony East, The continuous growth of the gallery resulted in the opening of three more spaces within Delhi.. In 2009 Gallerie Nvya opened its second gallery space of 3000 sq. Thereafter the gallery added a space for sculptures, spread over a 4-acre space at Chattarpur in South Delhi. Subsequently, in 2012, Gallerie Nvya in association with the GMR group, unveiled a unique and prestigious project at IGI Airport: “The Gallerie Nvya-DIAL Art Walk” at the Reserved Lounge of Terminal 1D. This Art walk is the first of its kind in India; with a huge space designated to display of paintings, prints, ceramics, sculptures and art books, it makes available a fine selection of Indian art to the exclusive clientele at the Reserved lounge. Gallerie Nvya can exhibit over 150 artworks at any given time along with our additional outdoor space to exhibit as many sculptures

21/05/2026

In Focus: ✨

Rooted in the biodiverse landscapes of north-east India, Jigdung’s works emerge from a deep sense of coexistence with nature. His paintings are not distant observations of the landscape, but immersive environments experienced from within - dense, layered, and alive with memory, texture, and ecological consciousness.

Get to know more about his works at www.gallerienvya.com (link in bio) or DM to connect with us.



(Sandeep Jigdung, Contemporary Indian Art, Ecological Art, Botanical Landscapes, North East India, Nature and Art, Biodiversity in Art, Tropical Landscapes, Art and Ecology, Contemporary Landscape Painting, South Asian Contemporary Art, Environmental Consciousness, Forest Cosmologies, Indian Artist)

Glimpses from ‘A Genius & the Common Man’ - recent works by Shuvaprasanna - presented by Gallerie Nvya. In the grand the...
08/05/2026

Glimpses from ‘A Genius & the Common Man’ - recent works by Shuvaprasanna - presented by Gallerie Nvya.

In the grand theatre of the 20th century, two titans redefined the cultural horizon: the revolutionary Pablo Picasso and the incomparable Charlie Chaplin. While Picasso dismantled the canvas, Chaplin mastered the human heart.

Tracing a journey from the gritty streets of London to the luminous screens of Hollywood, Chaplin transformed silent farce into a profound social symphony and a defiant critique of fascism. In this evocative collection, Shuvaprasanna revisits the Little Tramp not merely as a cinematic icon, but as a timeless archetype of the everyman.



(Shuvaprasanna, A Genius and the Common Man, Charlie Chaplin art, Little Tramp, Pablo Picasso influence, Indian contemporary painting, figurative art, narrative painting, social commentary in art, satire in art, human condition, dignity and resilience, acrylic painting, expressive gestures, cinematic influence in art, modern masters inspiration, art and society, archetype of the everyman, contemporary Indian artist)

25/04/2026

In conversation, Advocate Malvika Kalra () reflects on Shuvaprasanna’s exhibition - exploring its themes, symbolism, and emotional resonance.

‘A Genius & the Common Man’ - presented by Gallerie Nvya at Triveni Kala Sangam.

In the grand theatre of the 20th century, two titans redefined the cultural horizon: the revolutionary Pablo Picasso and the incomparable Charlie Chaplin. While Picasso dismantled the canvas, Chaplin mastered the human heart.

Tracing a journey from the gritty streets of London to the luminous screens of Hollywood, Chaplin transformed silent farce into a profound social symphony and a defiant critique of fascism. In this evocative collection, Shuvaprasanna revisits the Little Tramp not merely as a cinematic icon, but as a timeless archetype of the everyman.



(Shuvaprasanna, A Genius and the Common Man, Charlie Chaplin art, Little Tramp, Pablo Picasso influence, Indian contemporary painting, figurative art, narrative painting, social commentary in art, satire in art, human condition, dignity and resilience, acrylic painting, expressive gestures, cinematic influence in art, modern masters inspiration, art and society, archetype of the everyman, contemporary Indian artist)

21/04/2026

Jayasri Burman () reflects on the layered, evocative visual language that defines Shuvaprasanna’s work.

‘A Genius & the Common Man’ - presented by Gallerie Nvya at Triveni Kala Sangam.

In the grand theatre of the 20th century, two titans redefined the cultural horizon: the revolutionary Pablo Picasso and the incomparable Charlie Chaplin. While Picasso dismantled the canvas, Chaplin mastered the human heart.

Tracing a journey from the gritty streets of London to the luminous screens of Hollywood, Chaplin transformed silent farce into a profound social symphony and a defiant critique of fascism. In this evocative collection, Shuvaprasanna revisits the Little Tramp not merely as a cinematic icon, but as a timeless archetype of the everyman.



(Shuvaprasanna, A Genius and the Common Man, Charlie Chaplin art, Little Tramp, Pablo Picasso influence, Indian contemporary painting, figurative art, narrative painting, social commentary in art, satire in art, human condition, dignity and resilience, acrylic painting, expressive gestures, cinematic influence in art, modern masters inspiration, art and society, archetype of the everyman, contemporary Indian artist)

20/04/2026

Gallerie Nvya presents ‘A Genius & the Common Man’ - recent works by Shuvaprasanna.

In the grand theatre of the 20th century, two titans redefined the cultural horizon: the revolutionary Pablo Picasso and the incomparable Charlie Chaplin. While Picasso dismantled the canvas, Chaplin mastered the human heart.

Tracing a journey from the gritty streets of London to the luminous screens of Hollywood, Chaplin transformed silent farce into a profound social symphony and a defiant critique of fascism. In this evocative collection, Shuvaprasanna revisits the Little Tramp not merely as a cinematic icon, but as a timeless archetype of the everyman.



(Shuvaprasanna, A Genius and the Common Man, Charlie Chaplin art, Little Tramp, Pablo Picasso influence, Indian contemporary painting, figurative art, narrative painting, social commentary in art, satire in art, human condition, dignity and resilience, acrylic painting, expressive gestures, cinematic influence in art, modern masters inspiration, art and society, archetype of the everyman, contemporary Indian artist)

19/04/2026

In conversation, Shampa Sircar Das () engages with Shuvaprasanna’s show - exploring its layers of meaning and expression.

‘A Genius & the Common Man’ - presented by Gallerie Nvya at Triveni Kala Sangam.

In the grand theatre of the 20th century, two titans redefined the cultural horizon: the revolutionary Pablo Picasso and the incomparable Charlie Chaplin. While Picasso dismantled the canvas, Chaplin mastered the human heart.

Tracing a journey from the gritty streets of London to the luminous screens of Hollywood, Chaplin transformed silent farce into a profound social symphony and a defiant critique of fascism. In this evocative collection, Shuvaprasanna revisits the Little Tramp not merely as a cinematic icon, but as a timeless archetype of the everyman.



(Shuvaprasanna, A Genius and the Common Man, Charlie Chaplin art, Little Tramp, Pablo Picasso influence, Indian contemporary painting, figurative art, narrative painting, social commentary in art, satire in art, human condition, dignity and resilience, acrylic painting, expressive gestures, cinematic influence in art, modern masters inspiration, art and society, archetype of the everyman, contemporary Indian artist)

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