Mumbai Exhibitions Showcase India's Architectural Heritage and Freedom Struggle Art
Two Mumbai art exhibitions highlight India's cultural heritage and history. Shrikant Arvind Kharat's solo show, Pigments of Antiquity, at Gallery FPH (August 1–15) celebrates India's architectural beauty through paintings of temples and city landmarks. Meanwhile, the Sir JJ School of Art inaugurates a gallery featuring 'Swaraj: Freedom We Saw, Freedom We Painted,' showcasing 43 rare artworks from the 1940s–1960s that depict key moments of India's freedom struggle. Both exhibitions emphasize artistic engagement with India's past and heritage.
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