Sandarbh

09/02/2026

We had a wonderful opening of *Borrowed Identities*, an exhibition by Hungarian artist István Erőss, at the Liszt Institute Delhi on 6th February.

We are truly overwhelmed by the warm response and the incredible turnout to support this exhibition. The evening was made even more meaningful with a powerful performance by Chintan Upadhyay — Still Condition — developed in response to István’s body of work, reflecting on nature, action, and human presence.

It was an evening of thoughtful encounters, shared conversations, and deep engagement with art in its many forms. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made this opening so special.

08/02/2026

It was so good to meet the Sandarbh friends and Sandarbh alumni artists at yesterday for the celebration of 50 years of the Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation So many people are missing from this photo—just a glimpse! Missing .br Over the years, Inlaks has collaborated with SANDARBH in providing valuable residency opportunities for its awardees in Partapur, Rajasthan.

02/02/2026

Register to Join Us on 7 Feb, 2026 | Borrowed Identities

We invite you to experience Borrowed Identities, an exhibition by Hungarian artist István Erőss, co-curated by Sandarbh and Haute Services Art Advisory at the Liszt Institute, New Delhi.

📍 Swipe to find the QR code and register
🔗 Or RSVP through the link : https://flow.page/artshow

The exhibition reflects on moments where the boundaries between body, nature, and environment gently dissolve—inviting viewers into a space of quiet reflection and embodied presence.

We look forward to welcoming you.

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02/02/2026

Register to Join Us | Borrowed Identities ✨

We invite you to experience Borrowed Identities, an exhibition by Hungarian artist István Erőss, co-curated by Sandarbh and Haute Services Art Advisory at the Liszt Institute, New Delhi. The event is supported by

📍 Swipe to find the QR code and register
🔗 Or RSVP through the link : https://flow.page/artshow

The exhibition reflects on moments where the boundaries between body, nature, and environment gently dissolve—inviting viewers into a space of quiet reflection and embodied presence.

We look forward to welcoming you.

ArtExhibitionDelhi RegisterNow RSVP ArtAndNature EmbodiedArt CulturalExchange HungarianArt DelhiArtScene

02/02/2026

Register to Join Us | Borrowed Identities

We invite you to experience ‘Borrowed Identities’, an exhibition by Hungarian artist István Erőss, co-curated by Sandarbh and Haute Services Art Advisory at the Liszt Institute, New Delhi. The event is supported by

📍 Swipe to find the QR code and register
🔗 Or RSVP through the link : https://flow.page/artshow

The exhibition reflects on moments where the boundaries between body, nature, and environment gently dissolve—inviting viewers into a space of quiet reflection and embodied presence.

We look forward to welcoming you.

ArtExhibitionDelhi RegisterNow RSVP ArtAndNature EmbodiedArt CulturalExchange HungarianArt DelhiArtScene

29/01/2026

We are pleased to share that Borrowed Identities by Hungarian artist István Erőss is featured as part of India Art Fair Parallel 2026 . The exhibition is co-curated by Sandarbh and Haute Services Art Advisory.

Borrowed Identities presents a selection of Erőss’s digital works from his ongoing series Body in the Landscape. In these works, the artist places his own body within natural terrains, exploring questions of presence, perception, and coexistence. Rooted in action-based and nature-oriented practices, the works reflect a sustained engagement with the landscape—where it functions both as a condition and as material.

Being included in situates the exhibition within a wider network of independent and institution-led practices unfolding across the city during India Art Fair, extending the dialogue beyond the fair grounds.

🗓️ Preview: Friday, 6 February 2026, 6 PM
🗓️ On view: 7 February 2026, 12–5 PM
📍 Liszt Institute – Hungarian Cultural Centre, New Delhi

Part of India Art Fair Parallel 2026

We look forward to welcoming you.

21/01/2026

We are delighted to be co-curating Borrowed Identities, an exhibition by Hungarian artist István Erőss—a long-time friend of Sandarbh—presented at the Liszt Institute, New Delhi, and co-curated with Haute Services.

The exhibition delves into István’s long-standing engagement with nature-based and action-oriented art, featuring a curated selection of works that reflect on moments where the boundaries between body and environment appear to dissolve.

Preview: 6 February 2026, 6 PM
On view until: 7 February 2026
Venue: Liszt Institute – Hungarian Cultural Centre, New Delhi

We look forward to welcoming you.






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06/01/2026

We are delighted to share few snippets from the Open Day of our last Artists residency participated by Harsh Patel, Santosh P and Shilpeksh Khalorkar.
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05/01/2026

03/01/2026

Today’s Open Studio at the Sandarbh Artist Residency didn’t stay inside four walls. It rolled out into the streets of Partapur.

Our artists: Shilpeksh Khalorkar, Santosh P, and Harsh Patel, took their works on carts and moved through the town, from Bohra Wadi to Char Khamba to Ganesh Mandir. This gave way to curiosity, conversations, laughter, and a steady flow of people from all age groups and communities stopping to look, ask questions, and engage.

At one point, vegetable vendors and the kabadiwala parked their carts right next to the artworks, clearly sensing good footfall and good business. Art meets street economics.

We were overwhelmed by the response.
More stories and deeper dives into each artist’s work are coming soon.

02/01/2026

Sandarbh is delighted to invite you to the Open Day of our ongoing residency on 3 January 2026. The exhibition will be stationed at Char Khamba in Partapur and will present works developed by the participating artists - Harsh Patel, Santosh P and Shilpeksh Khalorkar over the past three weeks. The artists will be present to offer walk-throughs and share insights into their processes and experiences.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Do join us!