Trace an Artist’s Journey Through Art
Renowned artist Ganesh Gohain is celebrating his 60th year with Parikrama, a solo exhibition featuring sculptures, drawings and dimensional works.
The exhibition explores the idea of a continuous journey through memory, geography, time and gratitude. Gohain’s artistic practice reflects his connections with his roots in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, as well as Gujarat, which became his creative home.
Through intricate lines, repeated patterns, layered surfaces and sculptural forms, the artist explores themes of movement, landscape and memory. Rather than looking back at a completed career, Parikrama presents his artistic journey as an ongoing process shaped by places, experiences and relationships.
When: Till October 10, 11 am to 7 pm
Where: Archer Art Gallery, 1st Floor, Phoenix, near Vijay Cross Roads, Navrangpura
Entry: Open to all
Eight Photographers, Eight Perspectives
Masterstrokes, a group photography exhibition curated by Vivek Desai, brings together eight photographers and their distinct approaches to the medium.
The exhibition features works by Ankit Mavchi, Ashvin Trivedi, Aalap Brahmbhatt, Jayesh Joshi, Manish Chauhan, Nevil Zaveri, Vivek Desai and Saurabh Desai.
The photographs explore themes ranging from nature, people and culture to more interpretative views of everyday life. Each artist offers a different perspective, creating a collection of individual visual stories rather than a single narrative.
Together, the works show how photography can capture a moment, highlight overlooked details and encourage viewers to see familiar surroundings in a new way.
When: Till Sunday, 12 noon to 9 pm
Where: Satya Art Gallery, Navajivan Trust, behind Gujarat Vidyapith
Entry: Open to all
Young Artists Get a Platform to Experiment
The third edition of Chromatic Spaces brings together 11 young and emerging artists, each exploring a distinct visual language through different materials, techniques and ideas.
Inspired by nature, their surroundings and contemporary life, the artists use colour, form, texture and materials to express personal observations and experiences. While the exhibition shares common themes, each artist retains an individual style and approach.
The participating artists are Hasmukh Makwana, Neha Koitiya, Jaydev Chosala, Vipul Badva, Tushar Baraiya, Mihir Dabhi, Parth Jadav, Mayank Parmar, Khanjan Bidhol, Yash Vala and Bhavdip Jidya.
Supported by ZOCA, Chromatic Spaces – III offers emerging artists an opportunity to experiment, showcase their work and connect with a wider audience.
When: Till tomorrow, 4 pm to 8 pm
Where: Hutheesing Visual Art Centre, Kasturbhai Lalbhai Campus, CEPT, Navrangpura
Entry: Open to all