The 'Of Divergent Practice: The Trajectory of Printmakers' exhibition at Dhoomimal Gallery, curated by Ina Puri and designed by Reha Sodhi, aims to highlight the significance of printmaking and draw in more participation from younger artists. The exhibit features works by the founding members of 'Multiple Encounters' and veteran artists who served as their mentors. The showcased prints range from non-representational to simple aesthetics inspired by Japanese space and abstraction.

TAG establishes a cultural platform devoted to both modern and contemporary Indian art, which is situated in the Defense colony in the centre of New Delhi. By bringing together artists and art aficionados, collectors, and purchasers

Bhargavi Gundala founded the Hyderabad-based Dhi Artspace in 2014. She is an artist as well as a patron and collector of modern art and encourages emerging artists by providing a forum for dialogue and engagement. Since its debut, Dhi has collaborated with new and up-and-coming contemporary artists

Anju Dodiya is a renowned artist from Mumbai who is known for her sensitive "fictional self-portraits" that address the terrifying act of creation. Dodiya received her degree in painting from the Sir JJ School of Art in 1986

Bhuri Bai belongs to the Bhil tribe in Pitol, Madhya Pradesh and she was the first woman from her tribe to take up painting against all convention. She painted at home while working as a construction worker, gradually covering the walls of her home

Young Debashish Paul, the India Art Fair artist-in-residence, grew up seeing his sisters and sisters-in-law doing what normal village women in Bengal do: sew, stitch and, most important, play dress up. At Phulia village in West Bengal's Nadia district

Abir Karmakar, a Spotlight artist is known for using mundane items that speak a unique story. The artist's work as a painter is built on long years of practice. His journey as an artist has been a long and arduous one

Contemporary Malaysian artist Anne Samat uses techniques from Southeast Asian weaving and textile arts to create her vibrant and totemic pieces. Samat produces technically challenging and visually stunning sculpted wall

Anoushka Mirchandani, a young painter and artist from India who now resides in the US, creates intimate portraits of what it's like to be a woman in the modern world. Her figurative landscapes have numerous opaque patterns that serve as a nod to her patchwork identity as an artist, an Indian, an immigrant, a woman, reminding

Meticulousness in deep aesthetical deliberations and precision in execution make the paintings of Padmanabh Bendre done between 2015 and 2017 appealing to the viewers. Bendre takes his inspiration from the Op Art Style that became a highly sought after art lingua during the 1960s as it heralded the arrival of other conceptual art practices.

Multifarious 5 is an exhibition that seeks to celebrate the rich spectrum of artistic expression by bringing together a diverse group of talented artists. In its fifth edition, the exhibition encourages artists to explore a myriad of topics that hold personal significance to them, fostering a dialogue on issues that resonate globally. Themes range from identity, social justice, society, and environmental concerns to personal reflections on love, resilience, and cultural heritage. Through this collaborative effort, Multifarious 5 aims to create an immersive and thought-provoking experience for the audience, inviting them to engage with art in its many forms.

Taking place annually in India's capital, New Delhi, the fair celebrates modern-day South Asia, combining cutting-edge contemporary visual art with modern masters and vernacular artistic traditions.