A  brings together diverse artistic expressions that reflect on belonging, shared heritage, and the many ways cultures intersect and evolve. Set within the Humayun’s Tomb Museum complex, the exhibition offers a thoughtful experience for art lovers, students, and anyone interested in culture and history.

Best For: Art lovers • Families • Students • History & culture enthusiasts

🗓 When: June 23 – August 8, 2026 (Closed Mondays), 10am–9pm
⏰ Last Entry: 8pm
📍 Where: Havells Gallery, Museum Courtyard, Humayun’s Tomb Museum, New Delhi
🎟 Tickets: ₹50 per person (Available at the museum ticket counter). Free entry for children below 5 years and differently-abled visitors.

Additional Information:

• Curated by Naman P. Ahuja and Andrea Anastasio.
• Explores themes of language, memory, identity, and cultural belonging.
• Suitable for visitors of all ages interested in art, heritage, and contemporary cultural narratives.
• Located within the Humayun’s Tomb Museum complex.

The Noida Diary Take: If you’re planning a cultural outing in Delhi, this exhibition pairs beautifully with a visit to Humayun’s Tomb and Sunder Nursery. Thought-provoking without being overwhelming, it offers a refreshing break from conventional art exhibitions and is well worth the short trip from Noida.

Booking / More Info: Tickets are available at the museum ticket counter.

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