Gallery Pristine presents To Feel,  a group show of eight South Asian artists which serves as a poignant representation of one or more of the twenty-seven human emotions through a myriad of artistic mediums.

To Feel, a group exhibition by Gallery Pristine, features eight contemporary artists from South Asia. The exhibition showcases the work of Fabienne Francotte, Riyas Komu, Ayesha Dalvi, Dasha Buben, Mahnoor Salman Khan, Rifat Ara Mim, Siya Singh, and Varad Bang—artists whose diverse practices come together to explore the rich landscape of emotion, identity, and cultural reflection.

The Cult of Consciousness, a collective showcase featuring five South Asian artists, delves into the intricate relationship between art and the human psyche.

The artist discusses her artmaking and the impact that living in Sri Lanka has had on her work, in an interview with STIR.

A new contemporary art space made its way to the capital—Pristine Contemporary Gallery—with a fantastic and moving debut show by Sri Lanka-based Belgian artist, Saskia Pintelon.

'Reflections: The Mirror and The Self,' featuring globally renowned Belgian artist, Saskia Pintelon opens at Delhi’s Pristine Contemporary art gallery.

Pristine Contemporary is proud to present its debut exhibition Reflections: The Mirror and the Self, featuring a body of works by Belgian-born and Sri Lanka-based artist, Saskia Pintelon.