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The first of its kind, The Sculpture Park has turned Madhavendra Palace, Nahargarh Fort into an art exhibition. It is a public-private partnership.

26/01/2025

We have moved! The Fifth Edition of the Sculpture Park will open on January 28th in the Vijay Garhi at Jaigarh Fort (half way up the same mountain, on the way to Nahargarh Fort). Artists in the exhibition are Afra Al Dhaheri, Ashiesh Shah, Latika Katt, LN Tallur, Mahbubur Rahman, Navin Thomas, Parag Tandel, Payal Jain, Prashant Pandey, Ray Meeker, Shibu Natesan, Subodh Gupta, Tapas Biswas, TV Santhosh, Vishal Dar, and Wolf.

21/01/2025

As we install the Fifth Edition of the Sculpture Park, we look back at the First Edition, which opened on December 10, 2017 with four iconic works in the central courtyard (along with the works of 20 other artists throughout the palace). From left to right: "God of Some Things" (2011, bronze) by Huma Bhabha; "Arrrested Image of a Dream" (2017, fiberglass with stones) by Thukral & Tagra; "Choleric, phlegmatic, melancholy, sanguine" (2009, bronze) by Bharti Kher; and "Doot" (2003, aluminium) by Subodh Gupta.

20/11/2024

Sudipta Das' commanding sculpture occupies a single apartment in the Madhavendra Palace. The simple outline of a house is packed with a seething mass of humanity, constructed entirely of paper using the Dakjee technique the artist learned in Korea. The complexity of the work is complemented by the elaborate wall paintings surrounding it.
The Fourth Edition of the Sculpture Park remains on view until December 1st. Das' work has been generously supportedby Latitude 28 of New Delhi.

03/11/2024

Flashback to the Third Edition of the SP and a detail from Martand Khosla's beguiling installation.

31/10/2024

Flashback to the Third Edition of the Sculpture Park and a detail of the marvelous installation by Andrea Anastasio.

22/10/2024

New sculptures by Vineet Kacker, one of the artists participating in the current edition of the Sculpture Park.

21/06/2024

We are thrilled to announce that four sculptures by Suhasini Kejriwal from her series "The Garden of Earthly Delights" are currently on view at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park in the United Kingdom. Great Sculpture Parks Think Alike!

21/03/2024

Megha Joshi poses inside her extravagant installation at the Madhavendra Palace.
Photograph by Anubhav Syal.

18/03/2024

Congratulations to Evan Holloway, who participated in the first edition of the Sculpture Park, on the opening of his solo exhibition at the David Kordansky Gallery in Los Angeles on March 23.

17/03/2024

Madhavendra Palace has always inspired a plethora of portrait- taking, but now Alicja Kwade's installation "Superposition" only amplifies these urges to unbridled levels of perversity.

10/03/2024

Suhasini Kejriwal with her sculpture entitled Monument from 2012 at the Madhavendra Palace.
Photo by Anubhav Syal.

05/03/2024

A detail of Alicja Kwade's "Superposition" in the courtyard of the Madhavendra Palace, Nahargarh Fort, above Jaipur.
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01/03/2024

We are thrilled that Alicja Kwade's installation in the courtyard of Madhavendra Palace has been featured in the NY Times' T Magazine this week.

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The Fourth Edition has now closed and to commemorate we post this sublime video made by Harshil Bhanushali and his team at Curious Comet Collective of Alicja Kwade's site-specific work "Superposition." We are extremely grateful to Ms. Kwade and her team from Berlin for allowing this work to fabricated entirely in India. We are also grateful to the ten other artists who participated in the Fourth Edition and those that supported them: Suhasini Kejriwal, Murari Jha, and Vineet Kacker, supported by Nature Morte. Sudipta Das, supported by Latitude 28. Riyas Komu, supported by The Guild. Nandan Ghiya, supported by Exhibit 320. Bhuvanesh Gowda, supported by Chemould Prescott Road. Martha-Maria le Bars, supported by Nila House and the French Embassy in India. Megha Joshi, supported by Studio Art. Avantika Bawa, supported by Blueprint 12, The Oregon Arts Commission, The Ford Family Foundation, and Washington State University.