India Art Fair opened in Delhi to a crowded VIP preview that was managed well, as compared to earlier. But today, you can't enter after 2pm!

On the facade of the four fair tents will be a monumental new 468-foot work by the 34-year-old Delhi art-star, Ayesha Singh. Titled Skewed Histories and Site Lines, the monochromatic work challenges dominant ‘perspectives’ in myriad ways.

From monumental canvases to thought-provoking installations, these are the works shaping conversations at IAF this year.

India Art Fair is here to celebrate Indian and South Asian contemporary art. Do you know what the VIP and public viewing hours? Must read here before visiting

The India Art Fair (IAF) is more than just an art exhibition – it's a cultural extravaganza that offers a curated journey through the vibrant artistic landscape

A crash course in art appreciation at the India Art Fair which is taking place at the NSIC Grounds in New Delhi, from February 6–9, 2025.

A student pass to the India Art Fair 2025 (applicable only for Saturday or Sunday) is Rs 800, while a single-day pass (Saturday or Sunday) costs Rs 1,500 and a weekend pass is priced at Rs 3,000. The Thursday and Friday preview passes, are valued at Rs 7,500 and Rs 9,000 respectively, granting access to all days of the fair.

The India Art Fair (IAF), one of the most significant events in modern art in South Asia, opened on Thursday and is hosting a record 120 exhibitors in this year’s edition. Over the next three days, the IAF will showcase works from some of the most prominent Indian contemporary artists,

Colour collides with sculpture, tradition meets tech, young artists share space with legends—here is a guide to works you must see at the India Art Fair 2025

1. India Art Fair When: February 6 to 9 Where: NSIC Grounds, Okhla, Delhi Timings: 3 – 7 pm on Thursday (February 6); 11 am – 7 pm on Friday (February 7); 12 pm – 7 pm on Saturday (February 8); 10 am – 6 pm on Sunday (February 9)