Events & Exhibitions

Culture endures through gathering. Through exhibitions, performances, talks, and public gatherings, Triveni creates spaces where individual expression meets collective experience. These moments bring people together, not merely as spectators, but as participants in a cultural life that is continually renewed through encounter, dialogue, and presence.

75 Years of Triveni

For 75 years, Triveni Kala Sangam has embodied the vision of its founder, Mrs. Sundari K. Shridharani. Established in 1950, it was conceived as a space where art could be created, experienced, and shared by all. As we celebrate this milestone, we honour a legacy of artistic education, cultural exchange, and public engagement, reaffirming the belief that art belongs to everyone.

Mrs. Sundari K Shridharani dreamt of an art hub where people from various backgrounds- irrespective of their class, caste, and gender could freely come together. Being exposed to multiple art forms widens the periphery of a blooming artist. Mrs. Shridharani was aware of that. So, when most of the art schools of post-independence India focused on one particular art practice, Mrs. Shridharani created a multidisciplinary art space where performance art and visual art could engage in a dialogue.

Spaces

Located in the heart of Delhi, Triveni Kala Sangam is shaped by the spaces that bring artists and audiences into proximity. Our amphitheatre, auditorium, sculpture court, cafes, and galleries are not merely venues, but places of encounter where artistic practice enters public life. Across these spaces, exhibitions, performances, workshops, lectures, and festivals unfold throughout the year, creating opportunities for reflection, dialogue, and shared cultural experience. Together, they form a living environment where art is not only presented, but continually experienced, exchanged, and renewed.

Learn with Triveni

The Guru-Shishya Parampara is a traditional Indian teaching method that involves the passing down of knowledge from a guru (teacher) to a shishya (student). This holistic way has always been an integral part of the Indian education system, and is the teaching style at Triveni Kala Sangam. Development of techniques/skills and immersive learning is nurtured and consistently encouraged.