Runjeet Singh Gallery was featured in Impulse Magazine's coverage of India Art Fair 2026, which highlighted galleries pushing beyond traditional booth formats through considered, immersive shows.
Runjeet Singh Gallery, based in London, comes to India after its debut at Art Mumbai last year. Although the gallery announced its participation quite late, it was a welcome addition with an impressive selection of artists. Karl Singaporewala’s sculptural works were sure to stop people in their tracks: made out of cotton rag paper, the suspended laser-cut shapes are inspired by teachings in the artist’s Zoroastrian faith. Rati Devi Sivyer was the other star; having shown at the gallery’s booth at Art Mumbai last year, she was one of the veterans this time around. With a practice founded upon a dedicated process in Indo-Persian miniature techniques, she has a unique way of forming mystical and collective images on multiple handmade hemp papers, installed together as diptychs, triptychs, or larger collections.
(Note: Runjeet Singh Gallery is based in Leamington Spa, UK)