Colour Canvas - 16 - 31 May, 2026

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This edition of Colour Canvas celebrates the richness and diversity of India's contemporary art and cultural landscape through a compelling mix of visual arts and heritage-focused events.
The issue features “Listening to Birds,” a solo exhibition by contemporary artist Mahananda Sagar, exploring the poetic relationship between nature, memory, and artistic expression through a distinctive visual language.
A special report covers SPIC MACAY’s International Convention 2026 at IIT Kharagpur, which concluded with an inspiring celebration of India’s classical arts, music, dance, crafts, and cultural traditions, bringing together renowned maestros and thousands of students from across the country.
The newspaper also spotlights Swati Goel’s sixth solo exhibition, “Emotions of (Bom)Bay,” presented at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. Through abstract compositions, the artist captures the vibrant energy, nostalgia, contrasts, and emotional rhythms of Mumbai.
Additionally, readers are introduced to Jiban Krishna Thakur’s fourth solo exhibition at India Habitat Centre, showcasing his evolving artistic journey and unique visual interpretations that reflect contemporary thought and personal narratives.
Together, these features reinforce Colour Canvas’s commitment to promoting artistic excellence, cultural dialogue, and the voices of emerging and established artists across India.