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The 17th India Art Fair is the biggest one yet, featuring a record 135 exhibitors. It’s not just larger in size; it’s also much more ambitious. You can find everything from historical masterpieces to experimental new works from South Asia’s top galleries.
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You can see paintings by world-famous artists like Marina Abramovic and Ai Weiwei, plus live performances curated by HH Art Spaces. There are also workshops by the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art and guided tours available in Hindi, English, and Indian Sign Language. You can find the full schedule at the fair’s helpdesk.
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The India Art Fair is a paradise for art lovers. From depicting real-life sculptures to paintings of artists like M.F. Hussain, Yayoi Kusama and many more.
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The fair runs from 5 to 8 February 2026, with VIP previews on 5 and 6 February and public access on 7 and 8 February. It takes place at the NSIC Exhibition Grounds in Okhla, New Delhi, a central hub for cultural events.
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The image displays an oil and gold leaf painting by British artist David Brian Smith, titled Butterfly. His landscapes often explore themes of place, belonging and time.
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This year, the India Art Fair features a strong focus on ecology through immersive, material-driven installations, highlighting environmental anxiety, sustainability, and urban biodiversity. Key works include Raki Nikahetiya’s FOREST II.
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If you’re looking for art that feels ‘real’ and tactile, you should definitely head to Booth L 08.
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Girjesh Kumar Singh. ‘Haal Mukaam: Current Address’. Created from brick and mortar from demolished construction, these works engage with the idea that no address is ever permanent.
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The India Art Fair also has multiple optical illusions that will walk you through something like never before.
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Yayoi Kusama’s iconic Pumpkin sculptures were featured at the India Art Fair 2026, presented by galleries like David Zwirner and Ota Fine Arts. The 2026 exhibition showcased her signature dotted, vibrant sculptures, which are a major highlight of India Art Fair
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