‘Different Strokes, One Beautiful World’ to Showcase Four Distinct Artistic Styles in Mumbai

Mumbai: Art enthusiasts in Mumbai will have an opportunity to explore diverse artistic expressions at Different Strokes, One Beautiful World – Symbols and Substance, an art exhibition featuring four artists with distinct styles and creative approaches. The exhibition will be held from November 4 to 9, 2026, at A.C. Art Gallery, Nehru Planetarium, Worli, Mumbai, from 11 am to 7 pm.

The exhibition brings together Anagha Ratnaparkhi, Pallavi Gotkhindikar, Ashwini Jambotkar and Gaurang Puntambekar, offering visitors an opportunity to experience different artistic traditions, techniques and interpretations of the world around them.

Each artist brings a unique perspective to the exhibition. Anagha Ratnaparkhi works across watercolour, acrylic, oil and pastels, exploring landscapes, portraits and abstract art. Pallavi Gotkhindikar showcases Madhubani paintings, drawing inspiration from birds, animals and nature while celebrating the richness of Indian folk art.

Ashwini Jambotkar presents fabric collage works that explore textures, layers and natural elements through mixed media. Gaurang Puntambekar, meanwhile, focuses on Vishnu Sahasranama calligraphy, combining sacred text and traditional forms with contemporary artistic expression.

Titled Symbols and Substance, the exhibition explores themes of nature, culture, emotion and meaning through the four artists’ individual journeys. By bringing together different mediums and artistic traditions, it seeks to create a shared dialogue around art while highlighting the diversity of creative expression.

The exhibition invites art lovers, collectors and members of the public to discover the artists’ works, appreciate their distinctive techniques and engage with the stories and ideas behind their creations. It also offers a platform to support artists and encourage greater appreciation of varied art forms.

The exhibition will remain open to visitors from November 4 to 9, 2026, between 11 am and 7 pm at A.C. Art Gallery, Nehru Planetarium, Worli, Mumbai.