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Ashvita’s is a Fine Art & Collectibles platform that also operates an art gallery in Chennai, India.

08/08/2026

A glimpse behind the making of Silent Influences.Forms that quietly travelled from one studio into another, carrying no fixed meaning or expectation.

For Prithviraj Rajendran and Vignesh Ganesan, they became companions to their individual rhythms of looking and making.

This reel captures moments of that quiet exchange, where presence, space, and process begin to overlap.
Nothing was prescribed, and nothing had to be transformed.

Sometimes, influence begins simply by living with a form.

Curated by Jagath Ravi.

06/08/2026

Krishnaswamy's practice explores the enduring relationship between land, memory, and material.

Inspired by the Ayyanar tradition, he reimagines the guardian as a symbol of resilience and ecological consciousness. Working with cement, brick, stone, steel, and light, he creates sculptural forms that reflect on what endures beyond change.

Discover the journey behind a practice where contemporary materials carry the weight of ancient memory.

02/08/2026

Krishnaswamy's latest exhibition explores ecological memory, primordial consciousness, and the enduring relationship between land, memory, and community. Drawing inspiration from the Ayyanar tradition of southern India, it reimagines the guardian as a symbol of resilience and ecological intelligence for the present day.

Through sculptural works in cement, brick, stone, steel, and light, the exhibition reflects on what remains as landscapes and ways of life continue to transform. It invites viewers to consider how consciousness, material, and place remain deeply interconnected across time.

Part of Contemporary Now 2026.

01/08/2026

Ashvita's presents How Long Will We Live? Or When Will We Die?, the latest exhibition by Benitha Perciyal, offering a rare insight into a practice shaped over three decades.

Conceived as an extension of her studio, the exhibition brings together artworks alongside the books, research, and objects that have informed her way of seeing. Rooted in themes of displacement, faith, and the natural world, it invites visitors to slow down, observe closely, and engage with the questions her work raises. Rather than offering fixed answers, the exhibition opens space for reflection and conversation.

Part of Contemporary Now 2026.

29/07/2026

Discover the journey of Benitha Perciyal K.— from a childhood immersed in art to a practice shaped by close observation, memory, and material exploration. Working with seeds, earth, and everyday encounters, her practice reflects a deep attentiveness to the natural world and the quiet transformations within it.

Each work invites us to slow down, pause, and look a little closer at what often goes unnoticed.

Experience How Long Will We Live? Or When Will We Die? at Ashvita's Flagship, 7 August – 30 September 2026.

22/07/2026

🚨 Volunteer Opportunity | Contemporary Now : Edition III

Join us as an Operations & Logistics Volunteer for our upcoming exhibition at Lalit Kala Academy, Chennai.

Location: Lalit Kala Academy, Ashvita's Campus & Ashvita's Flagship, Chennai

📅 Group 1: 1–9 August 2026
📅 Group 2: 1–25 August 2026
⏰ Time: 10:30 AM – 7:00 PM (Full-time)

Gain hands-on experience in exhibition operations, gallery management, and visitor engagement.

Apply now and be part of an exciting art experience! ✨

14/07/2026

We're excited to share that Ashvita's is participating in IAF EDI+IONS Ahmedabad 2026!

Join us on 19–20 September 2026 at Baronet House, Ahmedabad, where we'll present a special selection of works as part of this vibrant gathering of galleries, artists and collectors.

We can't wait to see you there.

11/07/2026

ECHO - Dataset - 1 examines how our digital archives have become repositories of memory.

As photographs, recordings, and messages outlive us, the work questions what it means to reconstruct presence through technology and whether simulation can ever offer genuine comfort. It reflects on the emotional tension between remembering and resisiting to let go.

Mimesis by Thukral & Tagra is on view until 17 July.

10/07/2026

Highlights from Mimesis Lab, a workshop series by Amala Aiana inspired by the exhibition Mimesis by Thukral and Tagra.

Can patterns become stories? Can data become emotion? Can everyday moments transform into artworks?

Through observation, experimentation, and visual exploration, participants explored new ways of collecting, interpreting and transforming everyday experiences into creative expressions.

06/07/2026

MIMESIS Lab invited participants to slow down and reflect on the traces of everyday life.

Inspired by Mimesis by Thukral & Tagra, the workshop explored the space between information and human experience - what can be measured, what is remembered and what is felt. Through observation, conversation and making, participants transformed personal experiences into thoughtful visual expressions. Each work offered a unique perspective on the stories hidden within the everyday.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the workshop such a meaningful and engaging experience. We look forward to creating with you again soon.

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#4, Second Street, Drive Radhakrishnan Salai, Mylapore
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Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 6pm
Tuesday	11am - 6pm
Wednesday	11am - 6pm
Thursday	11am - 10pm
Friday	11am - 6pm
Saturday	11am - 6pm

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+914443129920

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https://www.ashvitas.com/

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