Kapoor Galleries presents Master Brushworks, showcasing new and previously shown paintings by Brooklyn-based Tibetan artist Pema Rinzin. This will be Rinzin’s fourth solo exhibition in New York and his first with Kapoor Galleries, featuring twelve paintings rendered in ground mineral pigments, sumi ink, and gold.

It’s that time of year again! Stop by Kapoor Galleries this Saturday, May 18th, during the Madison Avenue Spring Gallery walk and explore our latest collection in person. We look forward to seeing you there.

Explore elements of religious iconography and fine craftsmanship through centuries. Time spent around the collection will surely inspire introspection, reflection, and a profound appreciation for these majestic artistic traditions.

Bringing together some of the most rare and exquisite pieces of sculpture and paintings from India, Nepal, Tibet, Mongolia, China and the ancient region of Gandhara, this exhibition lies at the intersection of religious iconography and fine-craftsmanship.

“Rogue’s Gallery,” published by Air-India in 1977, was a catalog showcasing the airline’s most iconic travel posters produced from 1946 to 1972. The star of these posters was Air-India’s beloved mascot, the Maharaja, alias “the Rog…

Kapoor Galleries presents “Dhanvantari’s Blessing” for Asia Week New York 2022. Highlights of the exhibition include a delicately rendered Company School painting of a great Indian fruit bat; two illustrations from …