Stupa 18 Gallery offers Indian Art, Modern, Contemporary Paintings. One of its kind in Delhi 's NCR. Showcasing artists from Delhi and all across India
PAST EXHIBITIONS
Symphonya group exhibition of paintings by Sutapa Saha, Shivendra Dutta, Aparna Banerjee, Lalit Jain, Renu Gupta, Shuchita Jain
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Contemporary Passions
an exhibition of paintings by Ritu Chopra, Kanika Singh, Rohini Jain and Simran Batra. from 15th - 27th September 2012 |
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Desire: Still Fires and Suspended Motions
a solo exhibition of paintings by Shakti Tewari at Stupa 18 Gallery. from 23rd - 30th August 2012 
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FEB MARCH 2012
My Mind is an Ocean A group exhibition of Artworks by Sanjay Bhattacharya, Shridhar Iyer, Alka Raghuvanshi & Manisha Gawade At Stupa 18 Gallery & FIO Country Kitchen & Bar, Saket, New Delhi from 21February till March 30th 2012 |
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Mera Kuch Samaan... (A Theatre Festival- Celebrating Gulzar) at Kamani Auditorium, Delhi
A painting Exhibition was organised at
The Kamani Auditoriumin honor of Gulzar Sahab
from 11th - 14th May
Artists: Dalip Chandolia, Daljeet Singh, Kumar Gaurav Bhardwaj, Roop Chand, Sneh Bhasin
On view at the Gallery
from 15th - 30 June, 2011
K-65, Sector 18, Noida
11am- 7pm (Tuesdays Closed)
The Theatre Festival and art exhibition was
Supported By:-Echelon Institute of Technology, Faridabad
View Photographs of the Festival
The Kamani Auditoriumin honor of Gulzar Sahab
from 11th - 14th May
Artists: Dalip Chandolia, Daljeet Singh, Kumar Gaurav Bhardwaj, Roop Chand, Sneh Bhasin
On view at the Gallery
from 15th - 30 June, 2011
K-65, Sector 18, Noida
11am- 7pm (Tuesdays Closed)
The Theatre Festival and art exhibition was
Supported By:-Echelon Institute of Technology, Faridabad
View Photographs of the Festival
GROUP SHOW by NOWARTINDIA
30 July - 26 August, 2011(Click to view)
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PAULA GARRETT ELLIS
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"FINITUDE"An exhibition of paintings by
Ravindra Tomar, Sharmistha Dutta, Shashikant Singh and Gopal Sharma
(11am to 7pm) on view til 2nd May, 2011
Ravindra Tomar, Sharmistha Dutta, Shashikant Singh and Gopal Sharma
(11am to 7pm) on view til 2nd May, 2011
 Ravindra (Oil on Canvas) 34''X48'' |
 ShashiKant (Watercolor on Paper) 29''X21'' |
"The Golden Buddha"
An exhibition of paintings by Gopal Sharma
5th - 19th March 2011
(11am to 7pm)
Paintings of Buddha painted on Canvas with Gold leaf and mixed media
An exhibition of paintings and digital art at Convention Foyer (India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi)
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“Tagore...” - An exhibition of paintings by Bhaskar Singha. 15 - 21 Dec, 2010
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INDIA HABITAT CENTRE
(Open Palm Court)
Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110003
15 Dec - 21 Dec, 2010
10am to 8pm
Rabindranath Tagore, sobriquet Gurudev, a Bengali poet, novelist, musician, painter and playwright who reshaped Bengali literature and music is an asset to us all. His multifaceted creative skills and incessant knowledge gives us that overwhelming feel which is unmatchable. His innovativeness is a thing of beauty, a joy forever. His debut blossom which he wrote at a very young age “Jol pode pata node” is still a day to day morning rhyme practiced in kids' school which they still enjoy. His early year conception of 'Sohoj path' still help the young Bengalis learn the initial letters of their mother tongue making it easy and interesting.
His poetry in translation is viewed as spiritual, and this all together with his mesmerising persona gives him a prophet like aura in the west.His inspirational words “Jodi tor daak shune keu na ashe tobe akla cholo re” was orated as a chant by the freedom fighter in gaining courage, concentration and power to fight back from our childhood.We are immensely influenced by his work, life, self and personality. His presence in our heart occupies an impeccable seat. With our minimum possible skill and ability, we have tried hard to jot down some of his transcendental influence into colourful canvasses which talks implicitly about his splendid power.
In this celebration of his 150th birth centenary, We find ourselves privileged enough to pay our tribute towards his supreme soul.
INDIA HABITAT CENTRE
(Open Palm Court)
Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110003
15 Dec - 21 Dec, 2010
10am to 8pm
Rabindranath Tagore, sobriquet Gurudev, a Bengali poet, novelist, musician, painter and playwright who reshaped Bengali literature and music is an asset to us all. His multifaceted creative skills and incessant knowledge gives us that overwhelming feel which is unmatchable. His innovativeness is a thing of beauty, a joy forever. His debut blossom which he wrote at a very young age “Jol pode pata node” is still a day to day morning rhyme practiced in kids' school which they still enjoy. His early year conception of 'Sohoj path' still help the young Bengalis learn the initial letters of their mother tongue making it easy and interesting.
His poetry in translation is viewed as spiritual, and this all together with his mesmerising persona gives him a prophet like aura in the west.His inspirational words “Jodi tor daak shune keu na ashe tobe akla cholo re” was orated as a chant by the freedom fighter in gaining courage, concentration and power to fight back from our childhood.We are immensely influenced by his work, life, self and personality. His presence in our heart occupies an impeccable seat. With our minimum possible skill and ability, we have tried hard to jot down some of his transcendental influence into colourful canvasses which talks implicitly about his splendid power.
In this celebration of his 150th birth centenary, We find ourselves privileged enough to pay our tribute towards his supreme soul.
The 'Real' Palette: A Group Exhibition On view: 7th - 21st Nov, 2010
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Artists:
Sudhir Bhagat
Suresh K. Achari
Debasis Nandy
Dr. Vandana Jaiswal
Nandita Richie
Kareem Khan
Anuupam Khosla
Richa Pamnani
Sudhir Bhagat
Suresh K. Achari
Debasis Nandy
Dr. Vandana Jaiswal
Nandita Richie
Kareem Khan
Anuupam Khosla
Richa Pamnani
MYSTIQUE POWER OF SHREE YANTRA by Ritu Gupta (OCT 20 - 30, 2010)
This exhibition explores artistic and Indian cultural values through its SHREE YANTRA PAINTINGS
The artist found and explored her paintings by understanding India's diversity which is visible in its people, religions, climate, languages, customs, and traditions which differ from place to place within the country, but nevertheless posses a commonality.
Her spiritual paintings are very distinct from the contemporary styles and she invented herself as a believer in the spiritual harmony. She started painting to fulfill primarily her inner devotion, which ultimately led to a complete surrender for her works. Colorful designs, invariably tinged with mystic beliefs are found in her paintings. They reveal the traditional, artistic sensibility of the spiritual art.
The artist found and explored her paintings by understanding India's diversity which is visible in its people, religions, climate, languages, customs, and traditions which differ from place to place within the country, but nevertheless posses a commonality.
Her spiritual paintings are very distinct from the contemporary styles and she invented herself as a believer in the spiritual harmony. She started painting to fulfill primarily her inner devotion, which ultimately led to a complete surrender for her works. Colorful designs, invariably tinged with mystic beliefs are found in her paintings. They reveal the traditional, artistic sensibility of the spiritual art.
'Binates of Form and Feel' - On View from September 20th till October 4th, 2010
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Showcasing Artists:
Prof O.P. Sharma
Vijender Sharma
Sudip Roy
Hemraj
Mohan Singh
Vinod Goswami
Prof O.P. Sharma
Vijender Sharma
Sudip Roy
Hemraj
Mohan Singh
Vinod Goswami
People, Cities & All That ( Group Exhibition ) on View till August 23, 2010
‘People, Cities & All That’ is a group show of artists coming from various cities of India. The paintings of these artists portray either the people or the scenic beauty of different cities.
It is believed that the artist’s cultural, regional and religious upbringing has a lasting effect on his thought process and therefore, the paintings these artists create have connotations of the city and people they belong to.
Richa brings alive the view of Gwalior (her city) from the Gwalior tomb. Suchismita reveals the beauty of Kashmir through the fallen yet lively leaves. Ranjeet’s painting exemplifies the plight of child labourers, who are hailing from rural areas, in the metropolitan city of Delhi and Kareem khan gives an all together new image to Lord Buddha who meditated under the Bodhi Tree in Gaya. Similarly, every painting in this show has something to say about various cities and its people.
It is believed that the artist’s cultural, regional and religious upbringing has a lasting effect on his thought process and therefore, the paintings these artists create have connotations of the city and people they belong to.
Richa brings alive the view of Gwalior (her city) from the Gwalior tomb. Suchismita reveals the beauty of Kashmir through the fallen yet lively leaves. Ranjeet’s painting exemplifies the plight of child labourers, who are hailing from rural areas, in the metropolitan city of Delhi and Kareem khan gives an all together new image to Lord Buddha who meditated under the Bodhi Tree in Gaya. Similarly, every painting in this show has something to say about various cities and its people.
Nature's Solace -A Group Exhibition of Paintings - on view till July 23rd, 2010
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Artists: R S Shakya, Sharmistha Dutta, Suchismita, Daljeet Singh, Mohd. Naseem & Sandeep Passan.
Nature's Solace is a group exhibition, specially curated for summers. When people are witnessing and enduring the harshness of sun, this show reminds us of the peace and solace that mother nature provides us.
All we need to do is to see the nature in totality, not just the disturbing summer days it has to offer. We must accept nature in all its forms, whether harsh, or comforting. In this way we encourage people to come out of there houses and enjoy even this "not-so-pleasant" face of nature. The paintings by different artists in this show portray various faces of natures. Whether it is magnificent sunrise or fabulous sunset, whether its is storm at sea of peace at a pond, this show captures it all.
Nature's Solace is a group exhibition, specially curated for summers. When people are witnessing and enduring the harshness of sun, this show reminds us of the peace and solace that mother nature provides us.
All we need to do is to see the nature in totality, not just the disturbing summer days it has to offer. We must accept nature in all its forms, whether harsh, or comforting. In this way we encourage people to come out of there houses and enjoy even this "not-so-pleasant" face of nature. The paintings by different artists in this show portray various faces of natures. Whether it is magnificent sunrise or fabulous sunset, whether its is storm at sea of peace at a pond, this show captures it all.
"Beyond The Obvious" - A solo show of recent works by Kareem Khan
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Opening on: April 16th, 2010
On view till: May16th, 2010 Show Inaugurated by : Col. R.K. Kapoor (Film Director) Click the image to read a write up by Alka Raghuvanshi on Kareem Khan's Artworks |
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Abstracts
Opening on March 05, 2010 On View Till March 28th, 2010
Threshold ( Group Exhibition - on View till February 28, 2010 )
Paintings by upcoming artists....
Stupa 18 Gallery Launch - Group Show by eminent artists December 18th, 2009
A group exhibition of paintings by eminent artists
Opening on December 18th, 2009 On View till: January 15, 2010
Inauguration by: Mrs. Neeru Mishra ( Art Historian, Director, I.C.C.R. Ministry of External Affairs)
Artists:
S H Raza
Ramkumar
Siddhartha
B. Prabha
Anwar Khan
S. Harshvardhan
Thota Vaikuntham
Lalu Shaw
Jogen Choudhary
Chandra Bhattacharjee
R S Shakya
Asit Kumar Patnaik
Seema Kohli
Puja Bahri
Sayam Bharat Yadav
Neeraj Goswami
Laxma Gaud
Dheeraj Choudhary
Apurva Desai
Laxman Aelay
Rahim Mirza
Shampa Sircar Das
Mohd. Naseem
Anil Choudhary
