What kind of artwork does AIM Gallery showcase?

We showcase a diverse range of artworks, including paintings, sculptures, traditional art, etc. by both established and emerging artists from India. Our collection features various styles and mediums, celebrating the rich artistic heritage of the country.

How can I purchase artwork from AIM Gallery?

You can purchase artwork by contacting us through our Instagram handle @aimgallerychd or via email at info@aimgallery.in. For inquiries and assistance with purchases, please send us a direct message (DM) on Instagram or email us.

Are there any exhibitions or events hosted by AIM Gallery?

We regularly collaborate with various organizations for exhibitions and events showcasing the works of various artists. Follow us on Instagram @aimgallerychd for the latest updates.

How does AIM Gallery support emerging artists?

We are committed to nurturing emerging talent by providing a platform for exposure and growth. We offer opportunities for new artists to exhibit alongside established names, helping them reach a wider audience and develop their careers.

Bahar: An Indian Art Showcase

A Group Art Exhibition

Bahar: An Indian Art Showcase is blooming soon.
A group exhibition bringing together senior master artists and emerging voices across India, featuring original works, sculptures, abstract pieces, and traditional art forms.
More details coming soon. Stay tuned!

Exhibition Details

Date:: 7th – 15th March 2026

Printmaking Workshop

As part of our exhibition “Art through Print and Paint”, we hosted a hands-on Printmaking Workshop by talented Tricity artists Rahul Dhiman and Rashmita Kanojia.

International Museum Day 2025

The exhibition has been extended until 21st May to celebrate International Museum Day 2025.

AIM Gallery invites you to celebrate International Museum Day 2025 in collaboration with the Government Museum and Art Gallery, Chandigarh, as part of our exhibition “Art through Print and Paint”.

This year, International Museum Day (IMD), led by the International Council of Museums (ICOM), will explore “The Future of Museums in Rapidly Changing Communities”. This theme will focus on how museums can adapt and contribute to a world undergoing significant social, technological, and environmental changes.

Join us in exploring how art can respond to and reflect our changing times.