Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Vasundhara Tewari Broota Explores Female Form in New Exhibition
Artist Vasundhara Tewari Broota's new art show focuses on women, their bodies, and the strength within them.
The paintings and other art pieces, spanning over four decades, show women like her grandmother and sister, captured in everyday moments.
She uses different materials like oil, ink, and paper.
Her art is a way to express herself and challenge the usual ways of showing women in art, using the female body as a channel of expression.
The artist finds beauty in ordinary things and uses nature and flowers in her work as well.
This show is a collection of memories and feelings through art.
The exhibition features 35 works by Vasundhara Tewari Broota.
The exhibition explores the female form over four decades.
Broota's work started with portraits of her family.
She uses various materials like oil, ink, and collages.
Nature and flowers are recurring themes in her work, symbolizing feminine strength.
- Who
- Vasundhara Tewari Broota, an artist
- What
- An exhibition showcasing Broota's work exploring the female form.
- When
- Ongoing until October 11.
- Where
- Vadehra Gallery in Delhi.
- Why
- To showcase Broota's exploration of the female form and her expression through art.
- Artist
- Vasundhara Tewari Broota
- Exhibition Title
- Woman Song | Looking Back
- Location
- Vadehra Gallery, Delhi
- Exhibition Duration
- Until October 11
- Number of Works
- 35
- Themes
- Female form, strength, intimacy, resistance, memory