

One of India's premier cultural institutions, the India International Centre, brings you the must-see solo painting exhibition —Homecoming —by the award-winning artist from Manipur, Oinam Dilip. The solo exhibition will showcase over 15 works by Oinam from recent years which recount the artist's honest internalisation of experiences that are rooted in his identity and the culture of North East India. Homecoming traverses the philosophical domains that fuelled the artist’s hunger and eagerness for experimentation. When: July 4 to 10 Where: Art Gallery, IIC Annexe.
ArtReach India and Ojas Art are conducting an exhibition of works by children of Salaam Baalak Trust who were participants of Artreach’s Teaching Fellowship Programme 2017-18, led by artist Sonam Chaturvedi. Along with her, 19 young artists’ talent will be on display as well. When: July 1 to 20
Where: Ojas Art Gallery, 1AQ Qutab Minar
After enthralling over 30,000 people in Mumbai, Disney’s Aladdin is all set to spread its magic in Delhi and take the audience to a whole new world. The show has been re-imagined for the Indian stage and the fable will come to life with 450 costumes and 14 locations depicted on stage by 50 performers. The entertaining musical has foot-tapping music, dazzling choreography and stellar performances transporting the audience through a myriad of emotions. The talented actors, who will bring to life this iconic tale on stage, include Siddharth Menon (Aladdin), Taaruk Raina (Aladdin), Kira Narayanan (Jasmine), Mantra (Genie), and Vikrant Chaturvedi (Jafar) When: July 6 Where: JlN Indoor Stadium
Wari Jalsa is a celebration of an initiative which provides a platform for the lost art of live narration of folk tales. Curated by Nicky Chandam, Kaalchakra is about a curious and humorous tale of the unpredictable path trodden by the wheel of time — of priorities, of fortune and misfortune and a refreshing new perspective on both.
When: July 8
Where: The Stein Auditorium, India Habitat Centre
Beyond Colors 2 Art exhibition is a five-day exhibition by Amrita Prakash and other emerging artists. The group show brings various types of thinking on the canvas. The exhibition will witness folk art, murden art, realistic patching and other paintings as well. When: Till July 3 Where: Visual Art Gallery, India Habitat Centre.