On View
Annotations on Colour
February 15 - May 31, 2026
Taking Jaipur’s historic pink identity as its point of departure, the exhibition considers colour not as ornament, but as an active and perceptual force.
Bringing together modern and contemporary abstraction, the exhibition examines colour as immersive, psychological, and spatial—something that unfolds through light, movement, and the viewer’s presence. In a city shaped by pigment and light, colour becomes both material and experience: lived, embodied, and continually evolving.
Supported by:
Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke | Galleria Continua | Gallery XXL | Nature Morte | Vadehra Art Gallery
Previous Exhibitions
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Fragility and Resilience
Fragility and Resilience marks Ayesha Sultana’s first solo exhibition in Jaipur. Originally presented at Ishara Art Foundation, Dubai (2024), the exhibition has been reimagined for Jaipur Centre for Art, where works engage in a renewed dialogue with the site’s history. Exploring the delicate tension between vulnerability and strength in the twenty-first century, the exhibition invites viewers into a quiet, contemplative journey.
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Adaptive Realms
Jaipur Centre of Art presents its first exhibition dedicated to miniature painting, an art form that has long been a mainstay in Jaipur’s artistic heritage.
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Non-Residency
Presented by Raiiv Menon Contemporary, this group exhibition explores the contemporary aesthetics of the Indian diaspora and probes the cultural and aesthetic divide that arises when a people emigrates and resettles in an entirely different place.
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Artists’ Cinema / Artist’s Cinema
A six-week programme of bold, poetic, and boundary-blurring films that celebrate cinema as both artistic expression and collective experience. Curated by Dr. Shwetal Ashvin Patel, the inaugural programme of art and film featured over 150 films from South Asia and beyond.
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India in Dialogue: Tradition & Transformation
Marking the launch of Whitewall’s Spring Artist Issue, this composite survey show brings together a dynamic group of artists offering a wide-ranging view of the landscape of contemporary art in India today.
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A New Way of Seeing
Curated by Peter Nagy, JCA’s inaugral exhibition brought together a diverse group of established Indian and international contemporary artists, that offered unique insights into the ways we perceive and engage with art.
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