Dhi Artspace

Dhi Artspace Dhi Artspace was envisioned as an incubator for young talents and a seamless space for dialogue.

Dhi Artspace is a contemporary art gallery located in Hyderabad, promoting contemporary art of young & emerging talent.

SUMMER ART CAMP 2026 🎨 A fun, hands-on week where kids explore creativity through exciting materials and playful experim...
21/04/2026

SUMMER ART CAMP 2026 🎨

A fun, hands-on week where kids explore creativity through exciting materials and playful experimentation! From collaborative art-making to individual expression, this camp nurtures imagination, curiosity & teamwork in a lively studio setting.

For kids aged 8 to 13 years

🗓️ Batch Dates (May 2026):
• May 05 – 09
• May 12 – 16
• May 19 – 23
• May 26 – 30

🖌️ 5 Days of Fun & Learning:
• Clay Pottery
• Collage Making & Paper Craft
• Drawing & Painting
• Postcard Making
• Community Painting

₹5999/- per person only
*Materials will be provided

Single Workshop Option: ₹1399/- per person

Join and have a mini exhibition of your own!
👫 Invite your siblings too!

📍 Dhi Artspace
#7-1-54/2/C, Ground Floor, Sri Guru Krupa, Servo Towers Road, Anandbagh,
Near Kanya Gurukul School, Ameerpet, Hyderabad – 500016

🌐 https://dhiart.com/

📞 +91 8341063908
📧 [email protected]

👉 REGISTER NOW & RESERVE YOUR SPOT!
👉 CONTACT US FOR MORE DETAILS

Because summer camp is all about fun, creativity & unforgettable memories.

#2026

Dhi Collectors Chronicles:We’re beyond grateful to see another one of Poorvesh Patel’s works find its way into a beautif...
17/04/2026

Dhi Collectors Chronicles:

We’re beyond grateful to see another one of Poorvesh Patel’s works find its way into a beautiful home.



Dhi Collectors Chronicles:We are over the moon to see Poorvesh Patel’s works settled in at , and light up the landing! ...
08/04/2026

Dhi Collectors Chronicles:

We are over the moon to see Poorvesh Patel’s works settled in at , and light up the landing!



05/04/2026

We’re not hiring for titles. We’re building a team.

At Dhi Contemporary, we’re looking for curious, capable individuals who want to grow with us not just fill a role. If you’re digitally fluent, visually aware, communicate with clarity, and can juggle multiple responsibilities, you might fit right in.

You don’t need to know everything about art but you should be curious enough to engage with it.

From supporting gallery operations and exhibitions to working on digital content and everyday creative tasks, your work here will be hands-on, meaningful, and visible. We’re a small team, and every contribution counts.

This is a long-term, on-site opportunity to learn, create, and evolve within a dynamic environment.

🕒 Working hours: 11 AM – 7 PM ( closed on Mondays only )

A quick note:
We value intention. Take the time to understand who we are before reaching out and skip generic, copy-paste responses. Thoughtful applications always stand out.

If this speaks to you, we’d love to hear from you.

📩 [email protected]
📞 +91 8341063908

Apply with intent. No templates.

Easter vibes: Hope, love & new beginnings 🌸Image: Saruha Kilaru, Bui, Flame worked sculpture inside a glass blown matka,...
05/04/2026

Easter vibes: Hope, love & new beginnings 🌸

Image: Saruha Kilaru, Bui, Flame worked sculpture inside a glass blown matka, 14 x 14 Inches, 2025

#2026

The Mentorship Programme 2026 at Dhi Artspace begins to take shape along with the announcement of this year’s mentees.Me...
02/04/2026

The Mentorship Programme 2026 at Dhi Artspace begins to take shape along with the announcement of this year’s mentees.

Mentors: Awdhesh Tamrakar & Shruti Mahajan
Dates: April 11 – 19, 2026



We extend our sincere thanks to the mentors for their time, insights, and commitment to guiding this cohort.

Introducing the selected mentees for this edition.

Open studio dates will be announced soon.




~ Exhibition Extended WHAT REMAINS: Heritage Between Memory and the Present continues at Dhi Contemporary, Madhapur, til...
20/03/2026

~ Exhibition Extended

WHAT REMAINS: Heritage Between Memory and the Present continues at Dhi Contemporary, Madhapur, till April 15, 2026.

Visit us between 11 AM – 7 PM (Closed Mondays).




Artists’
samanta.studio





Ugadi arrives quietly, like the first leaf after a long season, like a thought waiting to take shape.It carries with it ...
19/03/2026

Ugadi arrives quietly, like the first leaf after a long season, like a thought waiting to take shape.
It carries with it the taste of beginnings, sweet, bitter, and everything in between.
A reminder that life, much like this new year, is a blend of all that we feel and grow through.

Here’s to turning new pages, holding on to hope, and making space for what is yet to come.

Ugadi Subhakankshalu 🌿

Image: Poorvesh Patel, One Drop, Patinated Copper Wire, , Iron, Stainless Steel, Iron Powder on Canvas mounted on Board, 36 x 36 Inches, 2024

#2026

Dhi Contemporary is developing new programs that connect research, classroom learning, and artistic practice, and your i...
03/03/2026

Dhi Contemporary is developing new programs that connect research, classroom learning, and artistic practice, and your insights matter.

If you’re a student, scholar, or academic professional, take a few minutes to share your thoughts on how art galleries can better engage with you. Your responses will remain confidential and will directly shape our upcoming initiatives.

Fill the form and be part of shaping a more dynamic academic–art ecosystem in Hyderabad.

🔗 Link in bio

#2026

26/02/2026

One week to go.

As What Remains: Heritage Between Memory and the Present enters its final stretch, we return to the questions that shaped this exhibition
What do we inherit?
What do we sustain?
And what quietly shifts beneath our feet?

Across sculpture, installation, glass, wood, and terracotta, the participating artists have reflected on land, ecology, labour, memory, and responsibility reminding us that heritage is not static. It is lived, negotiated, and continuously made.

If you haven’t experienced the exhibition yet, this is your moment.

At Dhi Contemporary
Bodhi House, Road No. 11
Kakatiya Hills, Madhapur
Hyderabad

Visiting Hours: 11:00 AM – 07:00 PM
Closed on Mondays

Come witness what remains and what we choose to carry forward.

Book Reading & ConversationDhi Contemporary X Department of Fine Arts, University of HyderabadJoin us for readings from ...
24/02/2026

Book Reading & Conversation

Dhi Contemporary X Department of Fine Arts, University of Hyderabad

Join us for readings from his evocative collection:

“The Map is Not the Territory”.

We invite you to an afternoon of poetry, listening, and dialogue with Aranya Padil.

Explore the intersections of language, memory, sound, and contemporary life reflecting on how words weave through art, politics, and daily rhythms. Enjoy a poetry reading followed by a moderated conversation with students and faculty.

On Tuesday, 3 March 2026 | 3:00 PM
At Department of Fine Arts,
Sarojini Naidu School of Arts & Communication,
University of Hyderabad

Moderated by B.V.N Sai Sagar

All are welcome.

What Remains: Heritage Between Memory and the PresentArtist | Saruha Kilaru Saruha Kilaru is a synesthetic artist who p...
23/02/2026

What Remains: Heritage Between Memory and the Present

Artist | Saruha Kilaru
Saruha Kilaru is a synesthetic artist who perceives people, life, and nature through colour. Her practice translates these sensory impressions into tactile, translucent works using glass, ceramics, fabric, sequins, print, paper, and paint. Often abstract and removed from literal context, her works strip away physical form to foreground heightened emotional colour.

Kilaru’s multi-dimensional, layered constructions resist documentation; they demand direct, physical engagement. Through shifting light and multiple transparencies, the works continuously transform, capturing their surroundings while retracing the artist’s gestures. Repetitive mark-making and acute sensitivity to colour interactions form the core of her visual language, informed by the rasa bhava theory from the Natyashastra, which links colour, emotion, and consciousness.

Print functions in her practice as a tool for variation and dissemination rather than replication. By installing works to alter perspective, Kilaru challenges viewers to reconsider how perception, memory, and bias shape, what and where, we see within contemporary material-based abstraction practices.

Image 1: Installation View
Image 2: Installation View
Image 3: Installation View
Image 4: Rasna, Flame worked sculpture inside a glass blown matka, 16 x 16 Inches, 2025.
Image 5: Bui, Flame worked sculpture inside a glass blown matka, 14 x 14 Inches, 2025.
Image 6: Khair, Flame worked sculpture inside a glass blown matka, 14 x 14 Inches, 2025.
Image 7: Ratti, Flame worked sculpture inside a glass blown matka, 14 x 14 Inches, 2025.
Image 8: Thor, Flame worked sculpture inside a glass blown matka, 10 x 10 Inches, 2025.
Image 9: Detailed Installation View
Image 10: Detail, Thor
Image 11: Detail, Bui
Image 12: Detailed Installation View
Image 13: Artist Bio and Portrait

The exhibition remains open till March 05, 2026.

At Dhi Contemporary,
Bodhi House, Road No. 11,
Kakatiya Hills, Madhapur,
Hyderabad.

Visiting Hours: 11:00 AM - 07:00 PM
Closed on Mondays

Address

#7-1-54/2/C, Sri Guru Krupa, Behind MCH Playground, Opp. Servo Towers, Dharam Karan Road, Ameerpet
Hyderabad
500016

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 7pm
Tuesday 11am - 7pm
Wednesday 11am - 7pm
Thursday 11am - 7pm
Friday 11am - 7pm
Saturday 11am - 7pm

Telephone

8096663907

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