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Founded in 1990 by Sanjeev Bhargava, Seher is synonymous with initatives in the sphere of painting & sculpture, theatre, dance, music, literature & cinema.

27/10/2026

Edsel Gomez, Grammy Award-winning pianist, brought a whole lot of Latin jazz to Jazz In The Spring in New Delhi.

Blending jazz with Afro-Caribbean and Brazilian influences, his performance moved between rhythms, sounds and improvisations, all in the intimate setting of The Lodhi New Delhi. The kind of evening where you can simply sit back, tune in and let the music take over.

📍: The Lodhi, New Delhi

25/10/2026

to an evening where Javed Akhtar‘s words met Amitabh Bachchan’s voice.

In 2001, we organised the launch of Javed Akhtar’s “Quiver: Poems and Ghazals”, bringing together voices from literature, cinema and academia: Amitabh Bachchan, Prof. Amartya Sen and Prof. Gopichand Narang, alongside the poet himself.

But the evening was more than a book launch.
For an entire hour, Javed Akhtar read his verses in Urdu, while Amitabh Bachchan brought the English translations to life.

At a time when book launches often centred on the book itself, we chose to make the experience of literature the heart of the occasion, creating a space where poetry could be heard, felt and shared.

21/10/2026

Udaipur, you might want to keep your February free 👀

16/10/2026

“Art is powerful, and when it is combined with stories, it becomes a shared language that speaks to the heart before it reaches the mind.”
A thought from our Founder & Director, Sanjeev Bhargava, that feels especially relevant to the journey of these artworks.

The Ramayana has travelled across generations and cultures, taking on different forms across India and ASEAN. At the ASEAN–India Artists’ Camp 3.0, 21 visual artists from both regions brought their own interpretations of the epic to life in Shillong.

From Shillong to SSIFS, New Delhi, and now Jakarta, these works have found a new audience at the ASEAN Headquarters, where members of the ASEAN diplomatic community came together to experience diverse artistic interpretations of a shared cultural story.

The camp was presented by Ministry of External Affairs, in collaboration with Seher, with exhibition support from Indian Mission to ASEAN and ASEAN.

13/10/2026

The ASEAN–India Artists’ Camp 3.0 exhibition, “Echoes of Ramayana: Artistic Journeys across ASEAN and India,” supported by the Indian Mission to ASEAN and the ASEAN, was inaugurated at the ASEAN Headquarters, Jakarta, on 12th Oct, 2026 by H.E. Dato’ Astanah Abdul Aziz, H.E. Srinivas Gotru and H.E. Evangeline T. Ong Jimenez-Ducrocq.

The ceremony was attended by Permanent Representatives of ASEAN Member States, Ambassadors of ASEAN Dialogue Partners, and members of the diplomatic community in Jakarta.

Presented by the Ministry of External Affairs in collaboration with Seher, the camp brought together 21 visual artists from ASEAN Member States and India for a ten-day residency in Shillong, Meghalaya. The resulting paintings offer diverse artistic interpretations of the Ramayana, reflecting the shared cultural heritage of ASEAN and India.

📅: 12—16 Oct, 2026
📍: ASEAN Headquarters, Jakarta

10/10/2026

Ramayana has always connected cultures.

Across generations and geographies, its many retellings have travelled across borders. At ASEAN–India Artists’ Camp 3.0, presented by the Ministry of External Affairs in collaboration with Seher, 21 artists from India and ASEAN came together to explore the epic through their distinct artistic traditions.

Following a 10-day residency in Shillong, Meghalaya, the artworks now travel to Jakarta for the exhibition “Echoes of Ramayana: Artistic Journeys across ASEAN and India”, supported by the Indian Mission in ASEAN and the ASEAN Secretariat.

12–16 October 2026
ASEAN Headquarters/ASEAN Secretariat, Jakarta

The exhibition is by invitation only.

08/10/2026

And the journey continues.

What began as a 10-day artistic exchange in Shillong, Meghalaya, the gateway to ASEAN, is taking its next step, bringing together 21 interpretations of the Ramayana shaped by artists from India and ASEAN in a spirit of creativity, conversation and bonhomie.

The works created during ASEAN–India Artists’ Camp 3.0, presented by the Ministry of External Affairs in collaboration with Seher, will now travel onward from the Northeast to Jakarta, Indonesia.

The exhibition, “Echoes of Ramayana: Artistic Journeys across ASEAN and India”, will be presented at the ASEAN Secretariat Headquarters from 12–16 October 2026, with the support of the Indian Mission in ASEAN and the ASEAN Secretariat.

The exhibition is by invitation only.

08/10/2026

Climate change does not impact everyone evenly. Its sharpest costs — in water collection, agricultural labour and the health effects of extreme heat — fall disproportionately on women. Yet far fewer women are in the rooms where the response is shaped.

The India Chapter of Women Leading on Climate, curated by CEEW, is inviting nominations for the Women in Sustainability Awards to recognise women advancing climate action, sustainability and inclusive development across India.

SEHER is proud to join as an Outreach Partner, helping bring these awards to a wide audience of women and organisations whose work deserves greater visibility.

Rising Star Award — Recognising an emerging woman leader under 30 whose vision, innovation and early achievements demonstrate exceptional promise in climate and sustainability.

Community Impact Award — Recognising women-led organisations whose community-driven climate and sustainability initiatives have created transformative impact and strengthened resilience, particularly in rural and underserved communities.

Icon Award — Recognising an established woman leader with 10+ years of experience whose leadership has transformed institutions, influenced policy, built organisations or catalysed large-scale climate and sustainability action.

Art and Culture Award — Recognising an individual or organisation using storytelling to make climate change more accessible, relatable and action-oriented. The entry can be of film, literature, photography, sculpture, installations, painting, digital media or other creative formats, and the applicant must be a woman who played a leading role in shaping the work.

07/10/2026

One colour could never tell the whole story.
And we wouldn’t want it any other way.

05/10/2026

Some sets end. Some stay on repeat.
And Raghav Meattle’s was definitely the latter.

📍 Purana Qila, New Delhi

AIMF presented by the Ministry of External Affairs in collaboration with Seher.

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