Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Arpita Singh's "Remembering" Exhibition Opens in London
Imagine an artist who uses her paintings to remember and talk about important things, especially about women and how society changes.
Arpita Singh is an Indian artist whose art is now on display in London.
Her paintings, drawings, and watercolors tell stories about life in India, the problems women face, and the memories that shape us.
Her work reflects on the impact of important events on women.
It's like she's creating a conversation through her art, bringing up difficult topics, and allowing people to reflect and empathize with her insights and those of others.
A major retrospective of Arpita Singh's work, titled "Remembering", is currently on display at the Serpentine Gallery in London.
The exhibition showcases six decades of Singh's art, including large-scale oil paintings and small watercolors and ink drawings.
Singh's art often reflects on the impact of sociopolitical events and the experiences of women in post-independence India.
The show includes works that explore themes of memory, trauma, and the collective experiences of women.
Philanthropy has played a key role in bringing Singh's work to a global stage, supporting South Asian artistic voices.
- Who
- Arpita Singh, an Indian contemporary artist.
- What
- A retrospective exhibition of artist Arpita Singh's work.
- When
- Ongoing, at the Serpentine Gallery until July 27.
- Where
- Serpentine Gallery, London.
- Why
- To showcase six decades of Singh's work and celebrate the healing voice in her art.
Differing Perspectives
Supporting Artists
Philanthropy and Artist Recognition
Differing Perspectives
The role of philanthropy is growing in amplifying the work of South Asian artists globally.
Supporting Artists
It is amazing that it has taken six decades to bring Arpita Singh’s works to the world stage in a solo institutional exhibition.
- Artist
- Arpita Singh
- Exhibition Title
- Remembering
- Location
- Serpentine Gallery, London
- Exhibition Dates
- Ongoing until July 27
- Featured Works
- Paintings, watercolors, ink drawings
- Themes Explored
- Memory, trauma, impact of sociopolitical events