Exhibitions and Shows
- ‘World Youth Festival’, Prague-1968
- Indian International Triennial, New Delhi-1968 & 71
- Paris Biennial, Paris-1970
- Exhibition in aid of Menuhin School of Music, Royal Academy of Arts, London-1970
- International Festival of Art, Cagnes-sur-Mer-1975
- ‘Modern Indian Painting’, Hirschhorn Museum, Washington DC-1982
- ‘Contemporary Indian Art’, Festival of India, Royal Academy of Arts, London-1982
- ‘Indische Kunst Heute’, Darmdstadt, Germany-1982 & 86
- ‘Trends and Images’, CIMA Gallery, Calcutta-1993
- ‘Chamatkar - Myth and Magic in Indian Art’, curated by CIMA Gallery, Whiteleys Art Gallery, London-1996
- ‘Tryst with Destiny - Art from Modern India’, Singapore Art Museum, Singapore-1997
- ‘Image beyond Image’ traveling exhibition of Indian paintings from the Glenbarra Art Museum, Himeji, Japan to New Delhi, Calcutta, Bangalore and Bombay-1997.
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