Date : 13 Nov 2025 to 16 Nov 2025
Venue: Mahalaxmi Race Course, Mumbai.`
The highly anticipated and recognized art fair that occurs annually celebrates contemporary and modern South Asian and international art in its entire spirit. For 2025, Art Mumbai is being planned to happen from the 13th to the 16th of November, at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse, a very central and iconic venue in the city.
Introduction to Art Mumbai
Art Mumbai flourishes as a prime cultural event, known for a curated experience meant to immerse the visitor in various art media, including painting, sculpture, photography, and digital art. More than seventy Indian and international exhibitors are annually brought together, thereby giving artists, galleries, and collectors from all over the world a platform. The fair is aimed to be an artistic symphony brimming with art, community, discussion, and creativity, giving the viewer an extensive look into contemporary trend corridors of art, be it Indian or global.
Date and Venue
In 2025, Art Mumbai will be held from the 13th till the 16th of November. The upcoming venue is Mahalaxmi Racecourse, known for its easy accessibility and being a landmark in the cultural corridor of Mumbai.
Exhibitors and Artistic Scope
The very nature of Art Mumbai’s curation processes makes it very selective: registration and participation are contingent on invitation or application, thus providing a platform for high-caliber artisans and innovative displays. This event creates a rare opportunity for distinguished art institutions and A-list galleries, many of which serve as harbingers of new artists whose unconventional works probe evolving visual narratives.
The works have often varied from a broad umbrella that could have touched upon the reinterpretations of Indian traditions and mythologies to urban phenomena, social movements, and speculative realities. Installations generally would involve contemporary works of renowned names such as Atul Dodiya, Sudhir Patwardhan, and Rameshwar Broota, with the exciting prospect of newer and emerging artists airing their creative flair. Further, visitors enjoy a host of curated talks, guided tours, interactive workshops, and live performances that allow artists and curators deep engagement.
Major Attractions and Features
Sculpture park: An outdoor location for large installations and sculptures by leading contemporary artists.
Speaker series: Discussions, lectures, and panels led by industry leaders, artists, and curators related to the future of South Asian art, global trends in collecting, intersections between art and technology.
VIP Programs: Special previews, dinners, and networking events targeted at collectors, patrons, and gallerists, creating a purpose of exclusivity and access.
Collaborations with museums and private collections: Other singular exhibitions and viewing rooms, often featuring works never before exhibited or museum-quality pieces.
Significance for the Indian Art
Art Mumbai has now become the very heartbeat of the contemporary art market in India, alongside other longstanding fairs like India Art Festival or India Art Fair. Its mid-November time frame has established it as the preeminent attraction for collectors and enthusiasts from across the subcontinent and beyond. Serving as a platform for the international promotion of Indian artists, the show also provides a common ground for creative minds and industry stakeholders.