Documenting published media references, interviews, exhibition reviews, features, and recognitions relating to Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal from 1944 to the present.
Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal's wash painting Frightened Shakuntala was featured in The Art of India 2026, presented by The Times of India and Standard Chartered, as part of a national exhibition celebrating Indian art and cultural heritage
Coverage of a tribute event commemorating the life and legacy of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal at the 81st Lok Chaupal.
An article published in 'Hindustan Times' during the 19th Memorial day of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal
Sukhvir Sanghal 'Museum on the Wheels' art exhibition coverage by DD News
Published by The New Indian Express, this feature reflects on the artistic journey of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal and the lasting significance of his oeuvre.
Museum on the Wheels, a solo exhibition at Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi, presenting 45 paintings and tapestries by Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal and examining his artistic, cultural, and spiritual legacy.
An article published in 'Amar Ujala' during the launch of Sukhvir Sanghal's book, Evolution of Art and Artist
Coverage of the launch of Evolution of Art and Artist, Volume I, the long-awaited manuscript of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal, presenting his insights into art, philosophy, psychology, and creative expression.
An article published in 'Navbharat Times' during the launch of 'Evolution of art and artist' held at National Book Fair, Lucknow.
A feature reflecting on the lasting influence of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal, whose artistic vision continues to inspire audiences through exhibitions, scholarship, and public remembrance.
An in-depth feature reflecting on the creative legacy of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal, whose works continue to serve as a significant chapter in the history of Indian painting.
A review of The Silent Canvas Speaks Again, a retrospective exhibition that reintroduced the artistic vision, philosophy, and enduring legacy of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal to contemporary audiences.
Feature coverage of The Silent Canvas Speaks Again, a retrospective exhibition curated by Priyam Chandra to honour and preserve the artistic legacy of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal.
Coverage of The Silent Canvas Speaks Again, a retrospective exhibition at the India International Centre, New Delhi, highlighting the artistic legacy of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal and his enduring contribution to the Bengal School tradition and Indian wash painting.
Feature highlighting the efforts of Priyam Chandra to preserve, document, and promote the artistic legacy of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal through exhibitions, archival initiatives, and public outreach.
This feature reflects on Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal’s role in advancing the wash painting tradition through technical innovation, creative vision, and a lifelong commitment to artistic excellence.
A feature on the commemorative exhibition held in honour of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal, celebrating his pioneering role in the wash painting tradition and his lasting contribution to Indian art.
A public tribute honouring the legacy of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal through the naming of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal Marg in Lucknow, acknowledging his lifelong contribution to Indian art and cultural heritage.
A feature documenting the naming of Prof. Sukhvir Singhal Lane in Lucknow, honouring the artist’s lasting contribution to the wash painting tradition and India’s cultural heritage.
A feature on the exhibition and seminar organised in honour of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal’s 108th birth anniversary, celebrating his pioneering contributions to wash painting and his enduring influence on Indian art
A feature interview with Priyam Chandra on the artistic legacy of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal, exploring the unique techniques behind his wash paintings and the ongoing efforts to preserve and promote his work for future generations.
Interview with Priyam Chandra in The Times of India discussing the life, artistic legacy, and continued preservation of the works of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal.
A feature on a retrospective exhibition honouring Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal, whose pioneering contributions to the wash painting tradition continue to inspire artists, scholars, and admirers of Indian art.
"The Unsung Art Maestro Who Inspired Two Prime Ministers" — A rare first-hand interview and profile feature on Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal, reflecting on his artistic journey, creative philosophy, and interactions with prominent national figures.
Critical review by Indrani Talukdar of an exhibition of paintings by Sukhvir Sanghal held at Rabindra Bhavan.
In the article "Art of Singhal," critic S. C. Kala reflects on Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal's artistic philosophy, distinctive wash painting technique, and major thematic series, recognizing his contribution to modern Indian art and the Bengal School tradition.
A Veteran Artist's One-man Show: A review of Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal's solo exhibition at the State Lalit Kala Akademi, Lucknow, recognizing his distinguished contribution to Indian art and the refinement of his wash painting technique.
A series of articles covering Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal's solo exhibition at the State Lalit Kala Akademi, Lucknow, documenting a major presentation of 95 artworks and recognizing his contribution to Indian painting, wash technique, and visual interpretations
Newspaper report, 1947, highlighting Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal's receipt of the Seth Vullabhdas Cursondas Naths Prize for Marriage Procession at the Bombay Art Society Exhibition and the commendation awarded to Sapta-Padi at the 56th All-India Art Exhibition.
Amrita Bazar Patrika (Allahabad), Page 3, 1946 — Newspaper report announcing Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal's receipt of the Rathindra Nath Tagore Gold Medal for his painting Khoria, exhibited at the 10th All-India Art Exhibition organised by the Academy of Fine Arts, Calcutta
Newspaper coverage of the Forces Art Exhibition at the Allahabad School of Arts, featuring remarks by Capt. Foden and Director S. Sanghal. Published in Amrita Bazar Patrika (Allahabad), 19 October 1944, p. 3.