Presenting a series of work from old masters, contemporary artists and young upcoming artists through solo and group exhibitions, the gallery has evolved a distinct style and identity of its own and is known for its high quality and honest operations. Art Pilgrim has also run a London chapter for two years.
Being one of the first galleries to put emphasis on sculptures, Art Pilgrim is recognized for commissions and installations. Our activities range from art shows by masters, group shows, conversation with artists and collaborative shows.
Our mission as a gallery is to demonstrate the aesthetics and diversity of Indian art covering figurative and non-figurative works, and this is exactly what we are trying to do at the Indian Art Fair too. The works at the fair are diverse both in terms of seniority of artist and mediums. Artists include masters like GR Santosh and Vaikuntam sharing a platform with younger artists like Bikash Poddar, Shiv Lal Saroha and Dhananjay Singh. The mediums include watercolours, charcoals, acrylics and oils with sculptures in glass, bronze, stainless steel and fibreglass.