From March 29 to April 1, 2025, the vibrant Sukriti Art gallery of Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur came alive with creativity, emotion, and inspiration as Sagar Art Stream successfully hosted the second edition of its prestigious art exhibition, Palette Redefined Season 2. Curated by Vikram Rawal and Pupul Sagar, this grand event marked a significant milestone in the Indian contemporary art landscape, bringing together the country’s most talented and diverse visual artists and photographers under one roof.
The exhibition celebrated not just artistic excellence but also the cultural and regional diversity of India through the lens of fine art, photography, and sculpture. With 35 distinguished artists representing multiple states across the nation, the exhibition turned into a soulful journey of expression and imagination with more than 70 artworks and photography.
The Grand Opening
The event commenced with an elegant inauguration ceremony on March 29 at 5 PM, drawing in a large audience of art enthusiasts, collectors, critics, and media representatives. The presence of esteemed guests—Padma Shri Tilak Gitai and Dr. Aarti Chopra—as chief guests added a layer of grace and prestige to the occasion along with invited artists – Romendra Sagar & Sneh Bhasin from Delhi. Their words resonated deeply with the artists and attendees, emphasizing the importance of platforms that empower emerging and established artists alike.
The venue, already iconic in its architectural design, was transformed into a visual wonderland. Sukriti Art gallery in JKK was thoughtfully arranged to reflect the individual themes and mediums of the artists while maintaining a cohesive narrative of the exhibition’s broader theme—a redefinition of palettes and perspectives.
A Diverse and Powerful Artist Lineup
One of the defining features of Palette Redefined Season 2 was its rich and inclusive curation by Vikram Rawal & Pupul Sagar. The participating artists hailed from different regions across India, each bringing a distinct cultural and stylistic essence.
Here is a list of all Artists/Photographers who participated along with invited artists:
Haryana
- Dr. Garima Shivhare – Ambala
- Leslie Ferrer Fotedar – Faridabad
- Manisha Gupta – Gurugram
Karnataka
- Prof. Aparna Uma Raman – Bangalore
- Dr. Bharath S. Rajpal – Bangalore
Delhi
- Pratibha Pushkarna – New Delhi
- Ambika Yadav – New Delhi
- Amita Singhal – New Delhi
- Anjana Prakash – New Delhi
- Amita Singh – New Delhi
Tamil Nadu
- Mary Tina Shamli Pillay – Chennai
Rajasthan
- Shivani Joshi – Jaipur
- Mugdha Khandelwal – Jaipur
- Varsha Taneja – Jaipur
- Shrishti – Jaipur
- Nidhi Sharma – Jaipur
- Maya Kaushal – Jaipur
- Yojan Kumawat – Jaipur
- Shubham Gupta – Jaipur
West Bengal
- Sweta Agarwal – Kolkata
- Renuka Murmu – Kolkata
- Kalyan Kar – West Bengal
- Suvankar Baral – West Bengal
- Chaitali Mondal – West Bengal
- Lovely Chanda – Kolkata
- Aditya Aryan – Kolkata
Maharashtra
- Harshada Salgaonkar – Mumbai
Bihar
- Ashish Patel – Patna
Madhya Pradesh
- Adarsh Dubey – Indore
Gujarat
- Mritunjay Sinha Jhala – Surat
Uttar Pradesh
- Pratima Bisen – Noida
Kerala
- Dr. Sunanda Sudhakarana – Kerala
- Sibi Sudarshan – Kerala
Andhra Pradesh
- H. A. Haripriya – Hyderabad
Haryana (NCR)
- Pupul Sagar – Gurugram
Invited Artists
Sneh Bhasin – New Delhi
Romendra Sagar – New Delhi
Special Highlights
One of the most engaging aspects of the exhibition was the Live Art Workshop by Pawan Tak and Anu Vijay, held on March 31 at 12 PM. Artists and visitors gathered in an open and interactive space to witness creativity in action. It wasn’t just a demonstration but an immersive experience—questions were asked, techniques were discussed, and spontaneous collaborations unfolded.
The workshop attracted students, amateur artists, and curious minds from Jaipur and nearby cities, creating an inclusive environment that blurred the lines between the artist and the viewer. The learning exchange that took place stood true to Sagar Art Stream’s mission—to make art accessible, experiential, and inspiring.
Purpose and Vision
The exhibition was more than just an art show—it was a celebration of stories, struggles, aspirations, and imagination. At the core of Palette Redefined Season 2 was the belief that art transcends boundaries and has the power to communicate what words often cannot.
Sagar Art Stream, under the thoughtful direction of Vikram Rawal and Pupul Sagar, continues to offer artists a powerful platform to grow, network, and gain national visibility. Their focus on fostering meaningful artistic conversations and providing artists with avenues to expand their reach is what makes their exhibitions stand out.
Their mission goes beyond exhibiting art—it is about nurturing the ecosystem that supports the arts. This includes mentorship, curation, collaboration, and promotion. With the exhibition’s success, the organization reaffirmed its place as a leading force in India’s evolving art narrative.
Public Reception and Media Coverage
The four-day event welcomed hundreds of visitors daily, including students, professionals, collectors, and art enthusiasts. The response was overwhelmingly positive. Audiences were not only captivated by the visual excellence but also moved by the emotional depth in the artworks.
Local and national media houses like Rajasthan Patrika, Dainik Bhaskar and Aditya Times covered the exhibition extensively. Stories appeared in leading art and culture columns, praising both the curation and the artist selection. Social media buzz added to the event’s visibility, with live stories, reels, and posts by visitors and participants.
Looking Ahead
As Palette Redefined Season 2 came to a close, it left behind a trail of inspiration and memories. Many artists received new opportunities, collaborations were initiated, and most importantly, a deep sense of community was fostered.
The success of this edition sets the stage for future exhibitions by Sagar Art Stream, as they continue to redefine how art is experienced, shared, and celebrated in India. With a vision that combines tradition, innovation, and inclusivity, the organization is poised to make an even greater impact in the years to come.
For those who missed the event, the glimpses, reviews, and highlights remain accessible on the official website and social media handles.
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