The Serpentine North Gallery in London plays host to a historic exhibition, Arpita Singh: Remembering — the first solo presentation of the celebrated Indian artist’s work outside India. This landmark show offers a rare and compelling insight into Singh’s prolific career, which spans over six decades.
Renowned for her distinctive visual language and evocative storytelling, Arpita Singh blends the personal with the political, using layered compositions, fragmented narratives, and vibrant color palettes to explore themes such as memory, femininity, violence, and everyday life. Her paintings frequently center the lives of women, presenting them as complex figures shaped by — and resisting — the socio-political structures around them.
Remembering brings together a curated selection of Singh’s key works, offering audiences an expansive view of her evolution as an artist. From early figurative canvases to her more recent semi-abstract expressions, the exhibition traces her bold engagement with form and content, allowing visitors to witness the emotional and intellectual range of her artistry.
With this major retrospective, the Serpentine continues its commitment to showcasing groundbreaking international voices in contemporary art. For art lovers, cultural enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the intersections of politics, gender, and visual culture, Arpita Singh: Remembering is a must-see. More details: www.serpentinegalleries.org
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to experience the work of one of South Asia’s most revered modern painters — right in the heart of London.
