Art Explore presents six artists at Art Verona, 9 to 11 October 2026. Hall 12, Booth F6 G7.
The gallery arrives from New Delhi with painting, sculpture, and relief, shown together in a single space designed around material and intimacy of scale. Abhijit Pathak brings layered mixed medium works on canvas. Vipul Kumar shows smaller ceramic sculptures, abstract and semi figurative. Balasaheb Chaudhari works in metal relief that sits between painting and sculpture. Mangesh Rajguru offers figurative narrative carrying history and quiet satire. Kiyomi Talaulicar contributes minimal, layered abstraction. Rubkirat Vohra shows architectural and line based abstraction built primarily in wood.
Six practices, six materials, one standard. Every work here holds its structure and rewards close looking.
What European collectors should expect
Expect a different sensibility. These artists work from Indian roots and Indian histories, and their sense of material, memory, and form comes from somewhere else entirely. That difference is the reason to look.
Expect artists at their strongest. Most are mid career, at the stage where a practice is fully formed and the work is at its peak, with years of development still ahead.
Expect intensity at intimate scale. These works carry the same density and clarity as the larger pieces, held in a size that lives easily in a European home.
Expect material depth. Clay pushed through firing until it cracks and erodes. Metal worked by hand into relief. Wood carrying the traces of earlier lives. Charcoal and pigment layered until the surface holds weight.
Expect pricing that still makes sense. Measured against European peers of comparable ambition and quality, these works remain accessible.
Expect a gallery that intends to stay. Art Explore comes to Italy with a long horizon, building relationships and placing work carefully over years.
Art Verona 2026. Hall 12, Booth F6 G7. 9 to 11 October. Art Explore, E 55, Lower Ground, Panchsheel Park, New Delhi. info@artexplore.in