Pigments of Antiquity
"Pigments of Antiquity" is a solo art exhibition by Shrikant Arvind Kharat, held at Gallery FPH in Mumbai from August 1 to 15, 2026. The showcase features heritage-inspired artworks that explore India's architectural beauty, ranging from ancient temple monuments to iconic local landmarks like the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus.
- Date
- Aug 1-15, 2026
Event summary
Highlights
- Paintings of historic Indian temples and Mumbai landmarks
- The 'Mumbai Series' featuring vintage-style pen work on tinted paper
- Artistic studies focusing on light and shadow in architectural contexts
- Works in multiple mediums including watercolor and acrylic
The collection includes depictions of ancient temples alongside scenes reflecting Mumbai's character, such as vintage-style pen illustrations of city landmarks and studies of maritime subjects. Kharat utilizes a variety of mediums to interpret these subjects, including watercolours, acrylics, and pen work on tinted paper. Key pieces in the exhibition include the "Mumbai Series" and individual works titled "Red Boat" and "Serenity."
A former graphic designer who transitioned to full-time painting, Kharat describes the exhibition as a visual journey celebrating structural mastery and craftsmanship. The artworks serve as a record of his travels and outdoor painting sessions, inviting visitors to rediscover the beauty found in both grand monuments and everyday architectural treasures.
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- Mumbai
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Sources and further information
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- Gallery FPH: Shrikant Arvind Kharat's Mumbai Exhibition Is A Love Letter To India's Heritage www.freepressjournal.in
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