This year’s line-up includes many an icon, including Newsha Tavakolian (of Magnum Photos) and Julie Hau (from National Geographic), among others. Aquin Mathews, the Festival Director, signs off saying, “IPF is a vibrant ecosystem of discovery, a vital meeting point for photographers, editors, and collectors from around the world. We are actively shaping the next generation of storytellers who use their lenses to document, challenge, and ultimately design a better world.”
Art Mumbai 2025 | Mumbai | 13-16 November
Art Mumbai
If Mumbai had a love language, it would probably be art, something Art Mumbai speaks fluently. Since its debut in 2023, the fair has fast become an anchor on South Asia’s cultural calendar, and one of the most prominent art festivals in India that unites leading artists, galleries, collectors, and curators under one creative skyline.
Returning for its third edition at the Mahalaxmi Race Course, the fair will feature 80+ exhibitors, including Indian stalwarts like Chemould Prescott Road, DAG, and Experimenter, apart from international heavyweights Lisson Gallery and Galleria Continua. Expect new exhibitors, a Sculpture Walk spotlighting women artists, VIP offsite tours, public performances, and guided walks bridging emerging and established voices.
As co-founder Dinesh Vazirani puts it, “Our aim is to remain an inclusive platform that engages new buyers, art professionals, and visitors alike, while highlighting South Asia’s artistic depth, technological innovation, and Mumbai’s growing stature in the region’s art calendar.”
After all, where better to stage big ideas than a city that never stops reinventing itself?
Art Deco Alive! | Mumbai | November 6–25
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Courtesy of Art Deco Alive!
In its debut edition, Art Deco Alive! promises to be the ‘Great Gatsby’ of design festivals, a glamorous ode to a century of bold geometry, innovation, and modern living. Celebrating 100 years of the enduring Art Deco movement, the twin-city festival bridges Mumbai and Miami, two global capitals, home to the largest clusters of Deco structures in the world.
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