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Immersive Art Gallery Walks

A behind-the-scenes look at private art collections

There’s a different delight to wandering through an art gallery with the gallery curator – and our immersive gallery walks are a great way to get to know contemporary artists and their works through the people championing them. This is a behind-the-scenes look at what makes it to art aficionados’ private art collections. These walks can be organized in Delhi and Mumbai, depending on the availability of collectors, and may include a tete-a-tete over wine and canapes!

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