Dvaita (द्वैत) or Dualities Exhibition Explores Philosophical Contrasts at The Lexicon Art

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The Lexicon Art in New Delhi will present Dvaita (द्वैत): Dualities, a group exhibition curated by Ankon Mitra, opening on 18 April 2026 and continuing until 18 May 2026. The exhibition brings together 11 artists to explore the philosophical concept of dualism through a range of contemporary artistic practices.

Exploring Dualism Through Art

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Artwork by Pratap C. Chakraborty

The exhibition draws from the idea of dualities contrasting elements such as black and white, gold and silver, or geometric and amorphous forms. Through these juxtapositions, the show aims to reflect on how opposites coexist and eventually resolve into a sense of oneness, referred to as Advaita in Indian philosophy.

Curatorial Approach by Ankon Mitra

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Unboxed 10 (A series of 12 works) by Meenakshi Jha Banerjee

Curator Ankon Mitra, trained as an architect and known for his work across sculpture, installation, and landscape design, has developed the exhibition over four years. His approach reflects India’s layered realities, where contrasts are embedded in everyday life. The exhibition positions these dualities as both visual and conceptual experiences for viewers.

Artists and Works on Display

The exhibition features a diverse group of artists working across mediums such as painting, sculpture, installations, and murals.

Participating artists include:

  • Ankon Mitra
  • Divyendu Anand
  • Keshari Nandan
  • Meenakshi Jha Banerjee
  • Naman Mahipal
  • Neerja Chandna Peters
  • Nimesh Patel
  • Pratap Chandra Chakraborty
  • Shovin Bhattacharjee
  • Vinod Daroz

The works collectively engage with contrasts in material, form, and perception.

Gallery Space as Conceptual Extension

The exhibition extends beyond individual artworks to the spatial design of the gallery itself. The Lexicon Art’s space is arranged to reflect a “dance of dualities,” moving away from the conventional white cube format. This approach encourages viewers to engage with complexity rather than isolated works.

About The Lexicon Art

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Divine Rhythm by Neerja Chandna Peters

Founded as an initiative of Delhi Press Magazines, The Lexicon Art has worked for over a decade to make art more accessible. Located in Connaught Place, the gallery is known for its curated exhibitions and efforts to connect audiences with diverse artistic practices both in India and internationally.

Visitor Information

Aspects Details
Event Dvaita (द्वैत) or Dualities
Artist Group Show (11 Artists)
Venue The Lexicon Art, M-12, Connaught Place
City New Delhi
Opening Date 18 April 2026
Exhibition Dates 18 April – 18 May 2026
Organiser The Lexicon Art
Entry / Tickets Not specified

The exhibition will be open from Monday to Saturday between 11:00 AM and 7:00 PM at The Lexicon Art, M-12, Connaught Place, New Delhi. Entry details have not specified ticketing requirements.

Takeaway

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Gab Di Ki Goosa by Nimesh Patel

Dvaita (द्वैत): Dualities positions itself as an exploration of contrast and coexistence, drawing from philosophical and lived realities in India. By bringing together multiple artistic voices and mediums, the exhibition invites viewers to reflect on complexity and harmony. It offers a space to consider how opposites shape perception and meaning within contemporary cultural discourse.

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