India’s vibrant art scene is alive with new perspectives, bold storytelling, and inventive mediums. In 2025, a wave of creative voices from India is emerging — artists who are pushing the limits of form and meaning. This July, TheHaatOfArt brings these voices together in Delhi, offering a compelling platform for artists who blend tradition, innovation, and identity into unforgettable works.
Whether you’re a collector, curator, or simply curious, this exhibition is your chance to explore the future of Indian art—up close and personal.
Bua Devi: A Creative Voice from India 2025 Reviving Mithila Art
Medium: Traditional Mithila (Madhubani) painting
Bua Devi, a celebrated artist from Jitwarpur village in Bihar, is one of the most influential figures in the world of Mithila art. For over six decades, she has remained deeply committed to this ancient folk tradition. Importantly, she was among the first to transition Mithila painting from traditional wall murals to portable forms like paper and canvas. As a result, her efforts helped preserve the art form and introduce it to a global audience.
Her paintings are rooted in mythological narratives, particularly stories from the Ramayana and the life of Lord Krishna. In particular, she often emphasizes the story of Sita, bringing a feminine perspective to these age-old tales. Moreover, Bua Devi’s use of natural pigments — such as soot, cow dung, leaves, rice powder, and vermilion
Credit: Bua Devi
Honey Yadav: A Creative Voice from India 2025 Exploring Vibrant Mixed Media
Medium: Mixed media and contemporary painting
Honey Yadav stands out as one of the most creative voices emerging from India in 2025. Moreover, he brings vibrancy and emotion to life through his use of mixed media and contemporary painting techniques. His work, therefore, blends bold colors and textures, often reflecting themes of identity, culture, and personal journey. As a result, Honey’s art invites viewers to engage deeply with the stories he tells. Consequently, he has become a significant emerging talent, especially as he is showcased at Delhi’s upcoming July exhibition.
Furthermore, his unique approach adds a fresh perspective to the evolving landscape of Indian contemporary art. Through his creativity and vision, Honey Yadav continues to shape and inspire the next generation of artists.
Credit: Honey Yadav
Dr. Ragini Bhatia: Creative Voice from India 2025 Bridging Tradition and Modernity
Medium: Mixed media and contemporary art
Dr. Ragini Bhatia stands out as one of the inspiring creative voices from India 2025, known for her ability to blend traditional artistic elements with modern themes. Her artwork often explores the balance between heritage and contemporary life, inviting viewers to reflect on cultural identity in a rapidly changing world. Using mixed media, she crafts pieces that are visually striking and emotionally engaging.
As part of the Delhi exhibition this July, Dr. Bhatia’s work represents the evolving narrative of Indian art—where the past meets the present to shape the future.
Credit: Dr. Ragini Bhatia
Meena Chhabra: A Leading Creative Voice from India 2025
Medium: Mixed media
Meena Chhabra is a versatile artist known for her creative exploration across various mediums including mixed media, digital art, and poetry. Her work blends visual storytelling with emotional depth, often reflecting themes of transformation, identity, and the interplay of light and shadow. With a career spanning decades and exhibitions around the world, Meena continues to inspire through her innovative approach and dedication to pushing artistic boundaries. She embodies the spirit of the evolving contemporary art scene, bringing a unique voice that resonates across cultures.Meena Chhabra
Credit: Meena Chhabra
Monika Khera: Next-Gen Wall Painting Artist Transforming Spaces
Medium: Fine Art, Abstract, Mandala & Modern Art
Monika Khera is a talented artist specializing in wall paintings and murals. Her work brings spaces to life through vibrant colors, intricate designs, and thoughtful compositions. With a passion for transforming ordinary walls into captivating art, she blends creativity with technical skill to create immersive visual experiences. Monika’s art often reflects cultural themes, nature, and abstract patterns, appealing to a diverse audience. Through her murals, she aims to inspire, evoke emotions, and enhance the aesthetic appeal of both public and private spaces.
Credit: Monika Khera
Kiran Patel: Next-Gen Artist of Spiritual and Religious Paintings
Medium: mythological art.
Kiran Patel is an accomplished artist specializing in religious and spiritual wall paintings. Her art beautifully depicts gods, goddesses, and mythological themes, blending traditional iconography with contemporary styles. Kiran’s murals are celebrated for their vibrant colors, intricate details, and deep cultural significance. Through her work, she brings sacred stories and divine figures to life, enhancing the spiritual ambiance of temples, homes, and public spaces. Her dedication to preserving cultural heritage through art makes her a respected name in the world of devotional wall painting.
Credit: Kiran Patel
Tanya Anand : Next-Gen Artist Capturing the Beauty of Nature
Tanya Anand is a passionate artist and her work beautifully captures the essence of natural landscapes, flora, and fauna through vivid colors and delicate brushwork. Tanya’s art reflects her deep appreciation for the environment and aims to bring the serenity and beauty of nature into everyday spaces. Using a variety of mediums, she creates compositions that evoke peace, harmony, and connection with the natural world. Her paintings have been appreciated for their realism and emotive qualities.
Credit: Tanya Anand
Ashok Pokhriyal : Next-Gen Artist Reviving Wood Art with Modern Vision
Ashok Pokhriyal is an accomplished artist known for his intricate and expressive wood artworks. With a deep respect for craftsmanship and tradition, he transforms raw wood into detailed, meaningful creations that reflect culture, spirituality, and nature. His works range from carved panels to decorative pieces, showcasing both fine technique and artistic vision. Ashok’s art is a testament to the timeless beauty of wood as a medium, combining traditional woodworking skills with a contemporary aesthetic. Each piece he creates tells a story, inviting viewers to experience the texture and soul of natural materials.
Credit: Ashok Pokhriyal
📍 Venue:
Haat of Art – Delhi Edition
Pragati Maidan, New Delhi
🗓️ July 25–27, 2025
Get ready to experience India’s vibrant creative energy at this exciting event will bring together a new generation of artists who are reshaping the art world with fresh perspectives and bold expressions.
Moreover, this exhibition is not just about art. It’s a space for connection, inspiration, and cultural celebration. Whether you’re an art lover, collector, or simply curious, there’s something here for everyone.
