About Us

Established in 2012, Art Centrix Space works with mid-career contemporary Indian artists to voice   contemporary artistic inquiry reflecting the diverse vision of the Indian subcontinent. Our gallery stands as a visual testimony to the timeless interplay of imagination, imagery, and transformative visual experiences. Over the past decade, we have curated more than 40 exhibitions and participated in the India Art Fair from 2018 to 2025, as well as Art Mumbai in 2024, consistently showcasing our represented artists whose works have now been collected by museums and placed in major private and institutional collections.

A significant milestone in our journey was the expansion into our current gallery premises - a unique 3,500-square-foot space set within a beautifully landscaped 2.5-acre environment in the heart of South Delhi. We remain committed to providing the essential stimulus needed for artistic and curatorial practices, creating an even larger platform for collaborative exhibition-making in New Delhi, the hub of Indian contemporary art. 

Art Centrix Space specially focuses on vernacular voices  of mid-career contemporary Indian artists to develop South Asian artistic practices through exchanges, programmes, and curatorial interventions aimed at increasing visibility, fostering broader associations, and expanding the territory of Indian contemporary art. 

We are committed to investing in our artists for the long term, grounded in shared values and trust, to establish internationally recognised contemporary Indian narratives for both artists and collectors to cherish equally. In 2024, Art Centrix Space introduced Art Centrix Grants, celebrating diverse painting methodologies in Indian art. We have been patrons of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale since 2018.

Monica Jain, Founder-Director of Art Centrix Space, holds a BFA from the College of Art, New Delhi, and a MA in Art History from National Museum Institute, New Delhi. She has curated over 40 exhibitions and authored several articles on art for publications like Ideal Homes, TAKE on Art, DLF High 5 etc.

Monica has had the privilege of studying under eminent mentors, among them the distinguished Prof. (Dr.) Roobina Karode, the Director of the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art whose guidance has significantly influenced both her academic and professional journey. Growing up, she learned art management under the mentorship of her uncle, Padmashri OP Jain As an artist, she trained under the renowned sculptor KS Radhakrishnan.

In 2012, she established Art Centrix Space, a contemporary art gallery in New Delhi that works with mid-career Indian artists from across India, and serves as a voice for contemporary artistic thought, reflecting the diverse vision of the Indian subcontinent. Deeply committed to preserving and promoting India’s rich artistic heritage, she launched Art Centrix Heritage, a new vertical dedicated to preserving and reinterpreting India’s cultural legacy within a contemporary context. In the same year, She also launched Art Centrix Grants, a programme designed to support emerging Indian artists. This initiative focuses on fostering artistic research, production, and exhibitions while providing essential support structures for early-career artists across diverse regions of the country. Monica has been a patron of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale Foundation since 2018.