DAG presents The Fifties Show: Works of Indian Modernism, that brings to you the country’s rich history of the 1950s, highlighting how a newly-independent nation put its colonised past behind and embraced the triumphant modernism through art. WheN: Till March 26 Time: 11 am to 7.30 pm (closed on Sundays) WHERE: The Claridges.
The Gujral Foundation presents Amma: Memories of My Grandmother, a performance artwork by Revanta Sarabhai, which will capture fragments of the memories of his grandmother, Mrinalini Sarabhai. WheN: March 6 to 8 WHERE: 24, Jor Bagh.
India Cancer Society presents Vrindavan, which will see performances by Padma Shri Shovana Narayan and Padma Shri Geeta Chandran. It will be a part of their annual fund raiser Artistes Against Cancer 2020. When: February 28 Time: 7 pm to 9 pm where: Chinmaya Mission Auditorium, Lodhi Road.
Nature Morte presents Everyday Extraordinary, a solo exhibition of works by artist Suhasini Kejriwal, which features her errands of Chitpur of north Kolkata and Chor Bazaar in central Mumbai. when: Till March 14 Time: 10 am to 6 pm where: A1, Neeti Bagh, Khel Gaon Marg.
The much loved World Sufi Music Festival, Jahan-e-Khusrau, designed and directed by Muzaffar Ali held under the aegis of Rumi Foundation, returns to the city. Its 15th edition, with the theme, Let Love Reign, will witness soulful performances by renowned groups for three days. When: March 6, 7 & 8 Time: 6.30 pm onwards Where: Arab Ki Sarai, Humayun's Tomb.