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Black Horizon 4Kaushik Saha
Inches : 48 x 72
Iron Nails, Copper and Brass Sheets, Discarded Tin Sheets of Hoarding, Inlay using Enamel Paints and Oil Paints on Cycle Tubes Pasted on Ply Board
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A Piece of Land within the Frame 26Kaushik Saha
Inches : 48 x 72
Acrylic and Enamel Paint on Canvas
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Where To Now My Beloved-II (Polyptych of 9)Meghna Singh Patpatia
Inches : 34 x 96
Ink on Paper & Textile Framed in Wood
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Where To Now My Beloved-II (Polyptych of 9)Meghna Singh Patpatia
Inches : 16 x 18
Ink on Paper & Textile Framed in Wood
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Where To Now My Beloved-II (Polyptych of 9)Meghna Singh Patpatia
Inches : 16 x 26
Ink on Paper & Textile Framed in Wood
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Where To Now My Beloved-II (Polyptych of 9)Meghna Singh Patpatia
Inches : 16 x 16
Ink on Paper & Textile Framed in Wood
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Where To Now My Beloved-II (Polyptych of 9)Meghna Singh Patpatia
Inches : 15 x 15
Ink on Paper & Textile Framed in Wood
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Where To Now My Beloved-II (Polyptych of 9)Meghna Singh Patpatia
Inches : 15 x 15
Ink on Paper & Textile Framed in Wood
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Where To Now My Beloved-II (Polyptych of 9)Meghna Singh Patpatia
Inches : 12 x 12
Ink on Paper & Textile Framed in Wood
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Where To Now My Beloved-II (Polyptych of 9)Meghna Singh Patpatia
Inches : 15 x 15
Ink on Paper & Textile Framed in Wood
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MadreSavia Mahajan
Inches : 17 x 13 x 5
Iron Oxide based Paper Clay, Cotton Rags and Cotton Threads; Calcium based Glaze (Reduction Fired)
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Lithified Lives (Resurgō Series) 11Savia Mahajan
Inches : 7 x 5 x 2.5
Paper Clay, Slips, Ash, Glass, China Clay, Ceramic Waste, Found Copper [Cu], Iron Oxide [Fe2O3] and Stains; Fired at 1240°C and Re-Fired at 1000°C, Post Firing Addition: Epoxy
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Lithified Lives (Resurgō Series) 10Savia Mahajan
Inches : 7 x 5 x 2.5
Paper Clay, Slips, Stains, Sand, Found Glass and Iron Oxide [Fe2O3]; Fired at 1240°C and Re-Fired at 1000°C
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Lithified Lives 12Savia Mahajan
Inches : 10 x 10 x 4
Paper Clay, Wood Ash, Found Glass, Potassium Dichromate based Slips (K2Cr2O7), Iron Oxide [Fe2O3] and Stains; Fired at 1240°C and re-fired at 1000°C, Post Firing Addition: Epoxy
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Lithified Lives (Resurgō series) 15Savia Mahajan
Inches : 11 x 10 x 3
Paper clay, Slips, Stains, Sand, and Iron Oxide [Fe2O3]; Fired Twice at 1240°C Post Firing Addition: Epoxy
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Mapping of Development/The Golden MoonSuman Chandra
Inches : 60 x 114
Coal Dust, Brick Dust, Mud, Acrylic Colour and Wooden Sculptures on Canvas
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Patterns of Intensity | Curated by Ranjit Hoskote
Art Alive Gallery is one of the top rated art galleries in Delhi exhibiting a vast collection of Indian contemporary art including paintings, abstract paintings, watercolours, sculptures, Ceramics art, as well as art books. The art gallery in Delhi offers a selection of artworks such as Sakti Burman paintings, Krishen Khanna paintings, Thota Vaikuntam paintings, Paresh Maity paintings, Jayasri Burman paintings, Manu Parekh paintings, Akbar Padamsee paintings, S. Harsha Vardhana paintings, S.H. Raza paintings, Chandra Bhattacharjee paintings, and Maya Burman paintings among many others. A prominent voice committed to promoting modern Indian art and traditional Indian art on the world platform, the art gallery in Delhi has consistently curated Art exhibition all over the world carving a distinct position for itself by creating an effective visual and interactive dialogue. Art Alive Gallery houses the largest collection of paintings and sculptures by Paresh Maity among other indian art galleries. Being well-known among the Delhi art galleries, Art Alive’s multifaceted approach to art makes it one of the top art galleries in India.