Current and recent
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Inward : Harpreet Narula
Art Explore presents Inward, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Harpreet Narula,opening on 3rd August 2026. The exhibition presents a body of work shaped by threeenduring traditions. The painted walls of…
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Harpreet Narula: Starting a new journey
We are delighted to welcome Harpreet Narula into our contemporary artist programme. With a celebrated background in fashion design, Narula now turns towards a practice rooted in his personal vision. His abstract…
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Harpreet Narula’s expression
Harpreet Narula works in abstraction with a quiet intensity. His practice grows through repetition — lines, dots, and forms assembled with precision yet touched by the hand. Each mark builds continuity, turning…
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Kiyomi Talaulicar: What Must Endure
Kiyomi Talaulicar works in attention. Her paintings appear minimal at first glance. Sparse forms, quiet surfaces, subtle textures. Air space dominates. But spend time with them, and you notice the weight in…
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The Pivot to New Elements in Nostalgia
Suchit Sahni has always dealt in memory. His earlier works, especially the iconic vintage car sculptures, offered sleek, minimal tributes to a disappearing past—familiar forms given a near-futuristic finish. The surface seduced.…
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What Must Endure: Exhibition
This exhibition brought together the practices of Throngkiuba Yimchungru and Kiyomi Talaulicar, two artists who work with memory but through different lenses. Yimchungru builds with timber and construction debris—materials heavy with both…
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On Scarcity, Silence and Seeing Anew
When Abhijit Pathak landed in Monaco for his six-month residency, he stepped into a slower rhythm—fewer people, fewer distractions, and far more time to observe. What began as a pause from the…
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Reflections of Monaco
Reflections of Monaco is a transformation—an introspective dialogue between artist and place. It invites you to witness how a new environment can expand a practice, shift a perspective, and forge new direction.…
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A Transformative Residency
For an artist, the relentless cycle of creation can often lead to monotony, a stifling of the very inspiration that fuels their work. For Abhijit Pathak, an abstract artist, the need to…