Archive · 11 Dec 2025
Aban Raza's Paintings Reflect Subcontinent's Protest History
Aban Raza is an artist who paints scenes of protests and social upheaval in the subcontinent.
Her paintings show women and workers protesting for better wages, fair laws, and their rights.
The scenes are colorful and chaotic, but they also show the serious issues people are facing.
Her art is different from what many other artists are creating today.
The exhibition of her paintings is happening in New Delhi until December 15.
The paintings remind us of the long history of protests in the subcontinent and the ongoing struggles for justice and equality.
Aban Raza's paintings depict scenes of protest and social upheaval in the subcontinent.
The exhibition 'Nothing Human is Alien to Me' is on display in New Delhi until December 15.
The paintings show women and workers protesting for better wages, MGNREGA, and equitable laws.
Raza's art is recognized for its vibrant colors and chaotic scenes, reflecting the intensity of protests.
The exhibition draws from a matrix of social concerns, including labor law reforms and citizens' rights.
- Who
- Aban Raza, an artist
- What
- An exhibition of paintings reflecting protest movements in the subcontinent
- When
- Until December 15
- Where
- Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke, New Delhi
- Why
- To depict social upheaval and invite an attitude of protest
- Artist
- Aban Raza
- Exhibition Title
- Nothing Human is Alien to Me
- Exhibition Location
- Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke, New Delhi
- Exhibition Duration
- Until December 15
- Protest Themes
- Better wages, MGNREGA, equitable laws, citizens' rights
- Artistic Style
- Oil on canvas, vibrant colors, chaotic scenes
- Historical References
- Subcontinent's long history of protest movements
- Documentation
- Photo-documentation of events
