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9th Sahayog Art Exhibition Opens in Mumbai

9th Sahayog Art Exhibition Opens in Mumbai
9th Sahayog Contemporary Art Exhibition Unveils on 17th December · theprint.in

The 9th Sahayog Contemporary Art Exhibition is happening in Mumbai from December 17th to 20th, 2025.

It's a big art show with over 70 artworks from 30 artists from all over India.

This year, they're including photography for the first time, along with paintings, sculptures, and other art forms.

The show is organized by Satyendra Rane and a 16-year-old art lover named Aaliya Thakker.

Some of the money from the art sales will go to a charity called Alert Citizen Forum.

The exhibition is open every day from 11 am to 7 pm.

It's a great chance to see amazing art and support a good cause!

Key facts

Event Name
9th Sahayog Contemporary Art Exhibition
Dates
17th to 20th December 2025
Location
Cymroza Art Gallery, Breach Candy, Mumbai
Organizers
Satyendra Rane and Aaliya Thakker
Charity
Alert Citizen Forum
Artists
30 artists from across India
Artworks
Over 70 artworks in various mediums
Hours
11 am to 7 pm daily

Quotes

Satyendra Rane

Artist and curator of the Sahayog Contemporary Art Exhibition

“Sahayog continues to be a platform where upcoming artists get a chance to exhibit alongside established names in the art field. Taking this idea further, this year’s edition brings together artists of different ages, personalities and professions, ranging from 16 to 78 years old, including defence personnel, doctors and professors. Their amazing artworks highlight the fact that creativity can exist across fields and backgrounds.”
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Aaliya Thakker

16-year-old art enthusiast and co-curator of the Sahayog Contemporary Art Exhibition

“A part of the proceeds from the show will support education and developmental resources for tribal children. While curating the exhibition, it became clear to me that art has the power to shift narratives, and I wanted that shift to be tangible. Tribal communities face some of the widest gaps in access, and contributing to their growth felt both necessary and meaningful. It is a cause rooted in empowerment, and I’m grateful that this show can play a small part in that.”
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