KNMA Art Hours at Aerocity

KNMA’s Art Hours is creating new ways for Delhi and Gurgaon to come together through art.Make this summer all about creativity and trying something new. We are bringing a series of family & artist-led workshops to UTSAV The Square, GMR Aerocity, creating new ways to engage with art across the Delhi–Gurgaon region.This is the one of many creative experiences we will be bringing in the months ahead.In Collaboration with India Experiences1. Characters That Tell a Story | 22 November 2026 | 12.00pm – 4.00pm | Ages 16+Explore character-making through expressive clay faces inspired by emotions, memories, and everyday observations. Led by artist Srinia Chowdhury, participants will experiment with slab-building and assemblage techniques while creating imagined characters through form, texture, and visual storytelling.2. Miniature Landscapes | 28 November 2026 | 11.00am- 1.00pm | Ages 5+Inspired by the natural world, this workshop invites participants to create miniature landscapes featuring forests, mountains, rivers, and gardens. Facilitated by Museum Educators, participants will experiment with paper, shapes, colours, and textures, exploring how layering and composition can create depth and a sense of space in their own landscape artworks.3. Carving Stories | 28 November 2026 | 3.00pm- 5.00pm | Ages 16+Inspired by the traditional technique of woodcut printmaking, this workshop introduces participants to the process of creating images through carving, inking, and printing. Facilitated by Museum Educators, participants will explore lines, textures, and patterns by carving designs into wooden surfaces and transferring them onto paper, while learning about relief printing and the relationship between positive and negative space. 4. The Secret Lives of Imaginary Beings | 29 November 2026 | 12.00pm - 4.00pm | Ages 6 - 16 yearsImagine fantastical beings by bringing together elements of animals, plants, humans, and the imaginary. Led by artist Anindita Bhattacharya and drawing inspiration from Indian miniature painting, participants experiment with drawing, pattern, collage, and storytelling to develop their creatures, personalities, and habitats. The session culminates in a collaborative artwork that brings these imagined worlds together.About the ArtistAnindita Bhattacharya is a contemporary artist based in New Delhi. Her work has been exhibited widely in India and internationally, including at India Art Fair, Art Mumbai, Art Dubai, and Abu Dhabi Art Fair. In 2024, she became the first Indian artist invited to the Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, under the Freer Hall Artist-in-Residence programme.