Curators’ Note
Whispers of Light
Art has always possessed a quiet, enduring power, not loud or forceful, but persuasive in its softness. It guides us without instruction, soothes without demand, and gently reveals the light we often overlook in the rush of everyday life. Whispers of Light is an exploration of that subtle radiance, the kind that does not blind or dazzle, but arrives softly, like dawn touching the horizon.
This exhibition is a tribute to the quieter forces of beauty. Here, art is not merely an object of admiration; rather, it is a companion, a bearer of stories, emotions, and memory. It moves fluidly between moments, shifting from one mood to another, reminding us of the fragile transitions between darkness and illumination. It is often not the blazing sun but the muted glow, the diffused shimmer, the sliver of moonlight, or the pale blush of morning that makes us stop; to feel, to remember, to truly see.
Within these works, silence is treated with as much intention as color. The stillness depicted is not emptiness, but instead contains moments for reflection, comfort, and the chance for personal insight. Each canvas and brushstroke invites the viewer to pause and notice the subtle emotions and thoughts that are present, even if unspoken.
As you walk through Whispers of Light, observe how different types of light, natural sunlight, dim gallery lighting, or the contrast between shadow and brightness appear in your own daily life. Let each artwork gently remind you to notice the small, caring moments around you. Take a moment to stop, breathe, and allow the art to quietly guide you to pay closer attention and appreciate with a more open and patient perspective.
Let the materials guide you, let the surface tell its story.
Gurpreet & Munish Jauhar
Curators, AIM Gallery
A Closer Look at the Exhibition






















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.
