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Name: Singing Oneness, Singing Kabir
Start: 2026-11-15T06:30:00.000Z
End: 2026-11-15T10:30:00.000Z
Location: Kiran Nadar Museum of Art

Singing Oneness, Singing Kabir has a total duration of 4 Hours.

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Singing Oneness, Singing Kabir

Sun, 15 Nov, 12:00 PM

Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi · 8761.5 km away

15th Nov·12:00 PM - 4:00 PM

4.4•

1182 ratings

About the venue

A singing workshop with Vipul Rikhi exploring mystic poetry, oneness, and our interconnectedness with nature.

What can the songs of mystic poets reveal about our relationship with the natural world? Led by poet, writer, and musician Vipul Rikhi, this workshop explores how India’s Bhakti and Sufi mystic poets, including Kabir, Meera, and Sultan Bahu, draw on nature to express ideas of love, belonging, and the interconnectedness of life. Through verses that evoke trees, flowers, birds, and rivers, participants consider how the natural world offers ways of understanding our connection with one another and our surroundings.

Presented alongside KNMA’s ongoing exhibition Inheritors of Earth, the workshop brings together poetry, music, and reflection. Participants engage with selected songs, explore their meanings, and learn to sing one or two compositions. Through this shared singing experience, they encounter how these centuries-old verses offer ways of thinking about coexistence, humility, and our place within the living world.

While you’re here, explore KNMA’s ongoing exhibitions Inheritors of Earth and In-Rhythm.

Things to know

Entry allowed for ages 16 and above
Tickets required for ages 16 and above

What visitors say

4.4|

From 1,182 Google reviews

Meher Likes to Explore

4 months ago

FREE WOMAN OWNED AND RUN PLACE. HELL YEAH I LOVED EVERY OF BIT OF IT. I visited the Kiran Nadar Museum for the first time, and honestly, I wasn’t expecting to love it as much as I did. It was my first-ever visit to an art gallery, and I walked out completely in awe. Ever since then, I’ve become a bit of an art gallery junkie. The best part? Entry is completely free. All you gotta do is sign your name when you walk in, and that’s it. There was barely any crowd, which made the whole experience feel so calm and peaceful. The staff were also incredibly kind and welcoming. When I visited, there was an exhibition featuring Tyeb Mehta’s work. His work makes you stop, look, and reflect on the world around you instead of just walking past them. I found myself spending much longer with each piece than I expected. Another bonus is that the museum is inside DLF Mall, so once you’re done exploring the galleries, you can grab a bite, shop, or just walk around. It makes for such a nice day out. Overall, I’d give it a solid 10/10. Whether you’re into art or have never stepped inside a gallery before, I’d absolutely recommend visiting. It’s peaceful, inspiring, and surprisingly memorable.Read More

Mona The Explorer

1 month ago

The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art is a truly remarkable gallery that celebrates creativity and cultural expression. It offers a vibrant and enriching environment that not only showcases outstanding works of modern and contemporary Indian art but also actively nurtures young minds. One of the most commendable aspects of the museum is its dedication to introducing children to the world of art and craft through thoughtfully designed workshops.Read More

Shalvi Jaiswal

4 months ago

This was my second visit to Kiran Nadar Museum, and I had a great experience again. The exhibition was thoughtfully curated, and the museum has a calm, welcoming atmosphere. It's a wonderful place to explore art and spend a few peaceful hours.Read More

Shantum Singh

2 months ago

Went there for a Book reading. Was pleasantly surprised with how safe I felt here. The venue is in a safe space with no fear of Fire, or parking issues. Venues like these in Delhi are rare. Worth going or organising events here. Parking is 30 rupees upto 3 hours for bikes, which is reasonable. URead More

Bhumika

9 months ago

GREAT WORK!! a lot of the collection was dedicated to comics and being someone who loved comics as a child , it took me back to my childhood. A lot of political issues covered and recognised through art as well, a whole section dedicated to feminism and a lot of unique artwork! My personal favorites were Balaji Ponna's art and the photography×fabric art section. I'd love to visit again sometime for sure You can read a lot about the topics covered in the exhibition too. I recommend coming here with at least 2 hours in hand if you wish to enjoy interacting and connecting well with the art.Read More

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