Archive · 3 Dec 2025
Pune's Vesavar Art Gallery Showcases 10 Artists
The Vesavar Art Gallery in Pune is hosting its second annual Year-End Art Showcase in 2025.
This exhibition features 10 artists, both new and well-known, who display a variety of art styles and subjects.
The artworks range from glass and acrylic to oil paintings and uncut handmade paper, covering themes like nature, women, self-reflection, and spiritual thoughts.
The curators, Pranali Harpude and Kavita Bhandari, highlight the dedication of young artists and the powerful works of established artists.
The exhibition runs until December 31, 2025, and offers a glimpse into the future of art through the eyes of these talented individuals.
Vesavar Art Gallery in Pune is hosting its second annual Year-End Art Showcase 2025, featuring 10 artists.
The exhibition includes a variety of art styles and subjects, from glass and acrylic to nature and self-reflection.
Curators Pranali Harpude and Kavita Bhandari highlight the dedication of young artists and the powerful works of established artists.
Artists like Yash Divakar Chawardol, Priyanka Sawant, and Smita Marathe explore themes of self-reflection, spiritual thoughts, and inner strength.
The exhibition runs until December 31, 2025, showcasing the future of art through diverse and thought-provoking works.
- Who
- 10 artists, including emerging and established names, curated by Pranali Harpude and Kavita Bhandari
- What
- Year-End Art Showcase 2025, a group exhibition featuring various art styles and subjects
- When
- Until December 31, 2025
- Where
- Vesavar Art Gallery, Pune
- Why
- To showcase the dedication and hard work of young artists and the relentless pursuit of truth by established artists
- Gallery Name
- Vesavar Art Gallery
- Location
- Pune
- Event Name
- Year-End Art Showcase 2025
- Number of Artists
- 10
- Curators
- Pranali Harpude and Kavita Bhandari
- Exhibition Duration
- Until December 31, 2025
- Art Mediums
- Glass, Acrylic, Oil, Uncut Handmade Paper
- Art Subjects
- Nature, Women, Self, Spiritual Reflections, Cityscapes