Aura Planet will participate in the India Art Festival – Mumbai Edition 2026, presenting a curated selection of contemporary visual art at Booth No. 31 at the Nehru Centre, Worli. The showcase will run from 9–11 October 2026 and feature original paintings and sculptures by nine artists from different parts of India. The exhibition is curated by Erum Khan and forms part of one of the country’s established platforms for contemporary art.
Aura Planet’s Long Association with the Festival
Aura Planet, an art and cultural platform with nearly 22 years of experience in the art sector, has been associated with the India Art Festival for approximately seven to eight years. During this period, the organisation has participated in editions held in Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad and Bengaluru, supporting artists through exhibitions and public engagement initiatives.
The platform’s continued participation reflects its ongoing focus on presenting contemporary artistic practices and creating opportunities for artists to connect with wider audiences.
Participating Artists
The 2026 Mumbai presentation will feature works by:
- Jaydeb Dolui
- Pallavi Singh
- Ruchika Sharma
- Susmita Guha Roy
- Erum Khan
- Suraj Shukla
- Isha Dey
- Swaranjeet Kaur
- Harsh Aryan
The participating artists represent diverse visual approaches and contemporary themes. Their works explore individual perspectives through different styles, techniques and subject matter.
Paintings and Sculptures on Display
Visitors can expect a collection of original handmade artworks, including paintings and sculptures created using a range of media.
Highlights of the showcase include:
- Acrylic paintings
- Watercolour works
- Oil paintings
- Contemporary sculptures
- Original handmade artworks
- Diverse thematic explorations
The exhibition aims to present a broad view of contemporary Indian visual expression through both two-dimensional and sculptural formats.
About India Art Festival
The India Art Festival is among India’s major contemporary art fair networks and hosts editions in Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. Founded in 2011, the festival provides a platform for independent artists, galleries, collectors and art enthusiasts to engage with contemporary art practices. The festival has developed a reputation for supporting emerging artists alongside established names and for encouraging wider public access to art.
The Mumbai edition will take place at the Nehru Centre, a venue that regularly hosts cultural and artistic events in the city and has become a familiar location for major art fairs and exhibitions.
Visitor Information
| Event Name | Details |
|---|---|
| Title | India Art Festival – Mumbai Edition 2026 |
| Venue | Nehru Centre, Booth No. 31 |
| City | Mumbai |
| Opening Date | 9 October 2026 |
| Exhibition Dates | 9–11 October 2026 |
| Organiser | Aura Planet |
| Curator | Erum Khan |
| Entry / Tickets | Information not specified; Free Parking Available |
| Website | https://indiaartfestival.com/ |
Media representatives have been invited to attend the inauguration and interact with participating artists and the curator. Opportunities for interviews, photography and video coverage will be available throughout the event.
Contemporary Art and Public Engagement
Through its participation in the festival, Aura Planet seeks to bring together artists working across different media and artistic perspectives. The exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to engage directly with original contemporary artworks and gain insight into current trends in Indian visual art.
As art fairs continue to serve as meeting points for artists, collectors and the public, the showcase at India Art Festival Mumbai 2026 contributes to ongoing conversations around contemporary creativity, artistic diversity and cultural exchange. By presenting works from multiple practitioners under one platform, the exhibition highlights the role of visual art in reflecting social experiences, individual narratives and evolving cultural identities.
