Delhi Week Ahead: Recite poetry, observe works of Indian masters or explore ceramic art

Tell your tale

For anyone who wants to share their storytelling and poetry skills, True Soul Tales is organising ‘Khayaal – Poetry & Storytelling Open-Mic’ session at Plot No 610, 1st Floor, Kakarola Housing Complex, Dwarka on January 22. Tickets are available at insider.in.

Medium matters

Khanjan Dalal’s The Box 1.

Latitude 28 gallery brings together the works of artists Antra Sinha and Khanjan Dalal in the exhibition titled ‘Marks in Time/Through Time’, featuring works in ceramics. In a note on the exhibition, artist and curator Kristine Michael says, “Both artists have demonstrated the ability of ceramics to move into other spheres of practice without reducing the intensity of the ‘ceramic continuum’. Sinha speaks eloquently of building a ceramic network bridge between the world’s ceramic practitioners and the exploration and connections between creative peoples across the world. Dalal sees metamorphosis as the ageing, growth or maturation from a space where the artist is the tree growing from within and together with others to create a raw energy that fuels a rich fusion of life, nature and imagination.” On till February 15, 2022 at Latitude 28, Lado Sarai.

New beginnings

Gallerie Nvya has inaugurated a new art space at Triveni Kala Sangam with an exhibition featuring the works of six great modern Indian masters: F N Souza, Akbar Padamsee, K G Subramanyan, Jogen Chowdhury, Manu Parekh and K S Kulkarni. Open till February 7, 2022 at Tansen Marg, Mandi House.