India, June 14 -- Some canvases speak quietly, in gentle lines and layered textures, with no need for spectacle.The Silent Canvas Speaks Again, currently showing at the India International Centre, revives the legacy of Professor Sukhvir Sanghal with an emotional gravity that lingers long after one leaves the gallery. This retrospective, curated by Sanghal's granddaughter Priyam Chandra, reflects deep care, insight, and reverence.

It moves across mediums and decades, revealing the many facets of a man who remained committed to Indian thought, aesthetics, and spirituality throughout his artistic journey. The exhibition opens with a suite of wash paintings rooted in the Bengal School

tradition. Sanghal's mastery of this delicate technique ...