The Art Route

The Art Route The Art Route™ is a cultural platform dedicated to education, development and promotion of Visual Arts

The Art Route™ has taken its inspiration from the 2000 years old Silk Route, extending from the Mediterranean Sea to China, which became the melting pot of religion, philosophy and art. Likewise, we want to build a platform where artists and individuals from different cultures, geographies and disciplines meet.The word “Route” here also signifies a cultural medium, which aims to broad base publ

ic engagement in Visual Arts through education, development and promotion. Promotion : Our curated collections have a diverse range of mediums which includes drawings, paintings, photographs, woodcuts, etching, lithographs, sculptures and installations; and a rich variety of styles like abstract, figurative, conceptual, spiritual and decorative. Development: We are committed to creating a vibrant community of artists while helping these individuals shape their career. Through our various art events we have successfully promoted works of more than 300 artists in India and abroad. Education : Through our Art Appreciation workshops we are committed to promote art and heritage amongst culture loving children and adults. To check out our flagship initiative please visit

https://www.facebook.com/prarambhstudentartfestival

Ankita Singh is a contemporary Indian abstract artist from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, known for her vibrant and expressive ...
23/05/2026

Ankita Singh is a contemporary Indian abstract artist from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, known for her vibrant and expressive artworks. She completed her BFA in Painting & Graphics from the University of Allahabad in 2013 and MFA in Painting from I.K.S.V.V Khairagarh, Chhattisgarh in 2015.

Her artworks reflect abstract forms, rich textures, and emotional depth, exploring themes of identity, spirituality, and nature through acrylics, mixed media, and digital art. Over the years, she has created more than 10,000 paintings and drawings and has worked as a freelance artist for nearly a decade.

She has also worked at Garhi Studios, New Delhi, and is currently associated with the Regional Centre, Lalit Kala Akademi, Lucknow. Ankita has participated in numerous exhibitions and art camps in India and abroad, gaining recognition for her distinctive contemporary abstract style.

In this new vocabulary of “Scripted Silence” smooth surfaces were replaced by organic textures, processed industrial pap...
18/05/2026

In this new vocabulary of “Scripted Silence” smooth surfaces were replaced by organic textures, processed industrial paper gave way to handmade bases and rigid lines turned into sinuous expressions of the Rām Nām. This intense period of creation was not mere “practice” of art, but a continuous act of prayer. Each work was a heartfelt offering. With the completion of every piece, she would ask herself - What is next? What more can I offer?

Being inspired by the ancient and revered landscape of Chitrakoot, she has created handmade paper infused with haldi, chandan, gangajal and various found objects like old manuscripts, coins and sacred threads. In Whispers of Script and Cave Scripture: The Tree That Spoke, in which the paper resembles ancient relics made from barks. Arranged within these pieces are various devotional elements like – Rām Nām or a couplet or a paduka.

Gitanjali also takes the opportunity to invoke the divine entities who embody the perfect union of bhakti in the larger narrative of Rām consciousness. Jatayu: Valor captures the poignant moment of Jaṭāyu with his wings clipped, yet unbroken spirit, epitomizing courage in the service of righteousness. In Runic Imprint, the name of Rām is inscribed, resonating with the vibrational essence of the Divine, with a coin embedded, bearing the image of mighty Hanumānji, symbolising his devotion of Rām.
Excerpt from Curator Note by Lubna Sen

16/05/2026

An enriching conversation with Gitanjali Kashyap on merging spiritual practice and art. She shares her journey, the turning points, and how the combination of two has led to rediscovering her own identity.

Watch the whole episode at ….
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With Scripted Silence, Gitanjali Kashyap explored a new vocabulary where rigid lines turned into sinuous expressions of ...
09/05/2026

With Scripted Silence, Gitanjali Kashyap explored a new vocabulary where rigid lines turned into sinuous expressions of the Rām Nām. Through varied intensities of the written script, she created depth and contour in her work.

The aerial view of Ayodhya had captivated her from the moment she saw it. She found her home in this holy land imbued with divine presence. This is reflected in Tectonics of Devotion, a meticulous Rām Nām script in varied intensities of charcoal and graphite tracing the ancient terrains; interspaced by patches of gold foils marking the glistening waters of the sacred river Sarayu. Similarly, The Ghat is Everywhere is a topographic representation of Chitrakoot, where engraved letters delineate the rugged land, and through which the blue waters of Mandakini river traverses in a rhythmic dance.

Continuing with her exploration of paper, Gitanjali adopted different techniques of imprinting – like erasures and engraving against a charcoal base. The precision of these works not only reflect her mastery in the medium, but also shows the devotion with which she stamps the sacred script. In Skirt of Parchment, Rām Nām appears like an ancient edict, echoing the lineage through which this sacred word has been handed down. In The Dune Strings, the script breaks open into its constituent letters. While in Birds In and Out of Silence the same letters break free and fly off, as if the clutter of the script is gradually yielding to the clarity of silence.
Excerpt from Curator Note by Lubna Sen





04/05/2026

Scripted Silence: Art Inspired by Ram

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04/05/2026

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02/05/2026

Whatever we do—through body, speech, and mind—is ultimately an offering to the divine.
“Scripted Silence” by Gitanjali Kashyap is born from years of deep devotion, where the sacred sound Ram becomes a space of meditation and artistic expression. Each scripted letter reflects the union of kāyā–vācā–manasā—action, voice, and thought—flowing together in harmony.
For her, Ram is not just a word, but the light, the form, and the essence that guides her entire creative journey

After a successful show in Delhi, we are bringing a smaller edit of works by Gitanjali Kashyap to our gallery. *Open Da...
22/04/2026

After a successful show in Delhi, we are bringing a smaller edit of works by Gitanjali Kashyap to our gallery.

*Open Day | Saturday, 25 April | 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM*
Exhibition continues till May 9

We are honoured to welcome Dr. Sanjeev Kishor Goutam, Director General, National Gallery of Modern Art, as the Guest of ...
01/04/2026

We are honoured to welcome Dr. Sanjeev Kishor Goutam, Director General, National Gallery of Modern Art, as the Guest of Honour for the occasion.

The evening begins with a walkthrough by Artist Gitanjali Kashyap ,offering deeper insights into the exhibition, followed by a talk by Sh. Ankur Pathak, CEO, Suruchi Prakashan.

It will conclude with a curated dialogue between Dr. Sanjeev Kishor Goutam and Lubna Sen, Curator & Director, The Art Route.

The exhibition is on view till 3 April.
Venue: Triveni Kala Sangam

We are thankful for all the people who came and appreciated the exhibition 'Scripted Silence - Evoking Rām Consciousness...
28/03/2026

We are thankful for all the people who came and appreciated the exhibition 'Scripted Silence - Evoking Rām Consciousness' by the artist Gitanjali Kashyap

The exhibition is on view till 3rd April.

Venue: Triveni Gallery,
205, Tansen Marg, Mandi House, Delhi 110001kala.sangam

Timings: 11 am - 8 pm

It was a privilege to host esteemed speakers Maj. Gen. Dr. G.D. Bakshi (Retd.) .gen.dr.gdbakshi , Shri RVS Mani, Shri An...
28/03/2026

It was a privilege to host esteemed speakers Maj. Gen. Dr. G.D. Bakshi (Retd.) .gen.dr.gdbakshi , Shri RVS Mani, Shri Ankur Pathak , Shri Ram Avatar ji, Ms. Madhu Kishwar Desai and Mrs. Saroj Bala, who shared profound insights on "Evoking Ram Consciousness" during the inaugural address on the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami.

The event was hosted to mark the opening of the exhibition 'Scripted Silence', now on view until 3rd April at Triveni Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam.

Timings: 11 AM - 8 PM

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