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Housed in Square One Mall in Saket, Delhi Gallerie Nvya is one of the most dynamic and unique art ga ft. at Square-One Mall in Saket, New Delhi.

Gallerie Nvya has emerged as a distinguished and a well-defined centre for Indian art by making its presence felt in the realm of modern & contemporary paintings, photography, sculpture, ceramics, installations and multimedia art. The gallery offers a range of services for artists, collectors, investors and institutions in India and overseas by extending its expertise in the field. Gallerie Nvya started its journey in August 2004, from a 3000 sq.ft. area at Friends Colony East, The continuous growth of the gallery resulted in the opening of three more spaces within Delhi.. In 2009 Gallerie Nvya opened its second gallery space of 3000 sq. Thereafter the gallery added a space for sculptures, spread over a 4-acre space at Chattarpur in South Delhi. Subsequently, in 2012, Gallerie Nvya in association with the GMR group, unveiled a unique and prestigious project at IGI Airport: “The Gallerie Nvya-DIAL Art Walk” at the Reserved Lounge of Terminal 1D. This Art walk is the first of its kind in India; with a huge space designated to display of paintings, prints, ceramics, sculptures and art books, it makes available a fine selection of Indian art to the exclusive clientele at the Reserved lounge. Gallerie Nvya can exhibit over 150 artworks at any given time along with our additional outdoor space to exhibit as many sculptures

24/09/2026

Inside Riddhi Shah’s (Riddhi Shah) process.

From the first mark on paper to the final interplay of light, shadow, botanical form, and jaali, each work in What the Light Remembers is shaped slowly through material, repetition, and detail.

A glimpse into the making of the exhibition at Gallerie Nvya.

23/09/2026

A closer look at Riddhi Shah’s (Riddhi Shah) process for What the Light Remembers. Working with gouache, watercolour, gold pigment, walnut stain, and hand-cut jaali patterns, Shah builds each work through layers of precision, translucency, texture, and chance. From material to memory, the process becomes part of the story itself. On view at Gallerie Nvya, Saket from 26th September, 2026.

22/09/2026

‘What the Light Remembers’ brings together recent works by Riddhi Shah (Riddhi Shah), where geometry, botanical imagery, light, and memory meet. Through paper-cut jaali patterns, painted forms, and materials that respond to age, weathering, and translucency, Shah creates works that shift with light, shadow, and the viewer’s position.

On view at Gallerie Nvya, Saket from 26th September till 15th November.

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18/09/2026

Gallerie Nvya Through Time | For Gallerie Nvya, nurturing emerging practices has remained part of a larger commitment to the continuum of Indian art.

Through the Nvya Grant and continued engagement with younger artists, the gallery has created space for new voices to be encountered, considered, and carried forward.

A continuing dialogue between what has been established and what is still unfolding.

In Frame our esteemed jury:
Jaya Asokan (Jaya Asokan) - Fair Director, India Art Fair India Art Fair
GR Iranna (Iranna Gr) - Artist
Kristine Michael (Kristine Michael) - Artist, Mentor & Educator
Ranbir Kaleka (Ranbir Kaleka) - Multi Media Artist

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17/09/2026

Gallerie Nvya Through Time | Over the years, Gallerie Nvya’s journey has moved across cities, platforms, and contexts.

India Art Fair, Art Mumbai, Art SG Singapore, and other presentations became moments of exchange - opportunities to encounter new audiences, deepen relationships, and place Indian artistic practices within wider conversations.

Each chapter added something to the journey.
The dialogue continues.

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16/09/2026

Gallerie Nvya Through Time | From Friends Colony in 2004 to Saket, Triveni Kala Sangam, and spaces beyond the traditional gallery, each address has marked a distinct chapter in Gallerie Nvya’s journey.

The spaces changed. The purpose remained - to create meaningful encounters with art, artists, and audiences.

A journey of continuity, growth, and an evolving commitment to art.

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08/09/2026

18 artists. 18 ways of seeing the human face. ‘Facing Tradition: The Evolution of the Indian Countenance’ traces how the face has been observed, interpreted and reimagined across a century of Indian art, revealing shifts in identity, culture, memory and artistic expression.

Take a closer look at Gallerie Nvya, Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi.

07/09/2026

A face can reveal a likeness. But it can also hold a century of changing ideas.

Facing Tradition: The Evolution of the Indian Countenance brings together generations of Indian artists to look at the face as identity, memory, resistance and a reflection of its time.

Now on view at Gallerie Nvya, Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi.

06/09/2026

One face. More than a century of ways of seeing.
Facing Tradition: The Evolution of the Indian Countenance looks beyond portraiture to explore how artists across generations have used the human face to speak of identity, resistance, memory and change.

On view at Gallerie Nvya, Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi.

31/08/2026

Facing Tradition: The Evolution of the Indian Countenance brings together works by A. N. Tagore, M. F. Husain, F. N. Souza, Krishen Khanna, Akbar Padamsee, Maite Delteil, Sakti Burman, Sanat Kar, Lalu Prasad Shaw, Jogen Chowdhury, Manu Parekh, Anjolie Ela Menon, K. Laxma Goud, Thota Vaikuntam, Shuvaprasanna, Shipra Bhattacharya, Yuriko Lochan, and Paresh Maity. A dialogue across generations, tracing how the human face has remained one of Indian art’s most enduring and evolving subjects.

On view at Gallerie Nvya, Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi.

Address

101/103 Square One Designer Arcade, Saket
New Delhi
110017

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+917042808785

Website

http://www.gallerienvya.com/

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