Palette Redefined 4.0 | 16 - 17 - 18 October 2026

Curated by Sagar’s Art Stream, the three-day exhibition celebrated paintings, photography and sculptures, featuring artists selected through a months-long curatorial process from across India.

JAIPUR, October 2026: The city’s vibrant art scene welcomed another significant showcase of contemporary creative expression with Palette Redefined 4.0, presented by Sagar’s Art Stream at Alankaar Art Gallery, Jawahar Kala Kendra (JKK), Jaipur, from 16 to 18 October 2026.

Bringing together artists working across paintings, photography and sculptures, the exhibition offered a platform for diverse artistic voices, individual perspectives and varied approaches to visual storytelling. The event reflected Sagar’s Art Stream’s continued commitment to creating curated exhibition opportunities for artists from different parts of India.

Rather than following an open-entry format, the exhibition was shaped by a selection process that extended over several months. Artists and their submissions were reviewed by the curatorial team, with the final line-up representing a considered selection of creative practitioners from across the country.

Palette Redefined has developed as an exhibition platform focused on presenting art within a professional gallery environment. The fourth edition continued that approach, bringing together different artistic practices under one exhibition concept.

Paintings, photography and sculptures contributed to the breadth of the showcase, allowing visitors to experience different interpretations of form, subject, material and visual expression. The exhibition also created opportunities for participating artists to present their work to audiences in Jaipur and engage with fellow artists and art enthusiasts.

The setting at Alankaar Art Gallery, within Jawahar Kala Kendra, provided the backdrop for this gathering of creative talent. As an established cultural venue in Jaipur, JKK offered a fitting environment for an exhibition bringing together artists from a wide geographical and creative spectrum.

A key aspect of Palette Redefined 4.0 was the curatorial process behind the final artist roster. Over several months, submissions were considered before the selected artists were confirmed for participation.

This process was central to the exhibition’s identity: the objective was to bring together a considered mix of artists and artistic practices rather than simply assemble an unrestricted collection of entries.

The resulting line-up included emerging and established creative voices, reflecting the variety of artistic approaches found across India. The selected participants represented the collective effort behind the exhibition, from submitting their work and completing the selection process to presenting their art in a shared gallery setting.

Beyond the artworks displayed, Palette Redefined 4.0 highlighted the importance of platforms that connect artists with audiences and fellow practitioners. Exhibitions can create opportunities for dialogue, encourage the exchange of ideas and bring individual artistic journeys into a wider cultural conversation.

For Sagar’s Art Stream, the exhibition was another step in its ongoing work of curating art showcases and building opportunities for artists to present their practices to new audiences.

The three-day event brought together the efforts of the participating artists and the organising and curatorial team. Each artwork contributed to the overall experience, reinforcing the idea that a collective exhibition can accommodate distinct creative identities while creating a cohesive presentation.

Sagar’s Art Stream was founded by Romendra Sagar and is led by its curatorial team, including co-founders and curators Pupul Sagar and Vikram Rawal. Through its exhibitions and artist initiatives, the organisation works to create platforms for creative expression and connect artists with wider audiences.

Palette Redefined 4.0 continued this vision through a selection-led exhibition format, professional presentation and a focus on bringing together artists working across multiple disciplines.

The exhibition also forms part of the organisation’s continuing programme of curated showcases, with the next edition, Palette Redefined 5.0, planned for Jaipur in March 2027. Applications are expected to follow a curated selection process, with participation subject to approval.

As Palette Redefined moves into its next chapter, the fourth edition stands as a celebration of the artists whose work shaped the exhibition and the collective effort required to bring a curated art showcase to life.

The following artists were selected to participate after the months-long curatorial review process. Their names are presented alphabetically.

Abhijit Chaubal, Adarsha Ajay, Amita Agrawal, Ananya Jaiswal, Anjali Maheshwari, Annette Francis, Anjana Ojha, Aparajita Chakraborty, Ashwini Vartak, Atharva Pandey, Avishek Paul, Bhumika Bhansali, Brahmanand Kori, Chandini Dinodia, Charul Mittal, Darshan Patel, Deepthi Joshi, Dhanushree Mathur, Dimple Mistry, Dipika Sharma, Divya Gupta, Dolma Dev Barma, Dr. Neerja Sekhsaria, Dr. Pratul Tyagi, Durga Dilip Suthar, Dure Shehwar Mohibi, Ganti Nayani, Gauri Verma, Hina Jain, Jayalakshmi G, Jyotsna Sharma, Kaahini Sharma, Kamakshi Kaur, Kankana Das, Kenny, Lata Sharma, Lavanya Chaudhary, Leena Swamy, Manjri Khare, Megha Tiwari Rawat, Mohan Subramani, Mohana Palaniyappan, Molshree Ambastha, Nandini Sharma, Neeta Samant, Pankti Shah, Parul S Kumar, Pragya Sharma, Pratima Bisen, Preeti Kaushik, Priyanka Kumawat, Priyanka Maurya, Priyansh Jeenwal, Rachna Singh, Ragini Singh, Rajesh Verma, Ranjna Soni, Rekha Gupta, Ritu Daswaani, Riya Agarwal, Rohit Gadi, Saattvika Gupta, Sailakshmi, Sanghamitra Mukherjee, Sanjay Duda, Sanjib Kumar Jha, Saudamini Jena, Shailja Singh, Shubham Kumar, Shweta Shukla, Shweta Singh, Sonakshi Agarwal, Sonali Pal, Suranjana Potdar, Surashree Sarkar, Swagata Dey, V. Sivagnanam, Vaishali Singh, Vandana Shishoo, Vani Goenka, Varsha Niesh Walawakar, Varsha Venkateshwar, Vidisha Panchal, Vijay Pandav and Vishakha Sahdev.

Also a special thanks to our team members Ayushi Rao and Aqleem for a lot of hard work behind this t promote art and artists from pan India and beyond.