Black, white, and a city pauses to look: Delhi turns up for a thoughtful group show
A strong turnout of artists, collectors and students marked the opening of Rhythms of Black & White at Nayan Naveli Gallery on Thursday, positioning the exhibition as a notable addition to the Capital’s current art calendar. Curated by Amrita Kochhar, the group show brings together 13 contemporary artists working within the discipline of monochrome.
Focusing exclusively on black-and-white visual language, the exhibition explores how tonal contrast, texture and form can carry narrative without the use of colour. The works on display span abstraction and figurative interpretations, engaging with themes of memory, movement and stillness, while reflecting a growing interest in minimal visual vocabularies within contemporary Indian art.
Focusing exclusively on black-and-white visual language, the exhibition explores how tonal contrast, texture and form can carry narrative without the use of colour. The works on display span abstraction and figurative interpretations, engaging with themes of memory, movement and stillness, while reflecting a growing interest in minimal visual vocabularies within contemporary Indian art.
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