Ojas Art - Art gallery in New Delhi - South, India

Visited the Art Gallery on Oct.4th. to see Warli Art exhibits. I liked the art work, the courteous lady escorting me, and the ambience. The view of the manicured lawns was great. The golden vintage car was missing. I have visited this place a few times. I couldnot sit and enjoy the coffee. Maybe the next time -the next art show.

Very good . The evening was quite delightful. The warmth inside the gallery and the pictures/thematic paintings were a pleasure ,in the ambience.

This place is just next qutub minar and i highly recommend it if you want to calmness from the crowd that qutub minar has. Although it's next to qutub minar but this place is rarely visited by many which is a good thing if you like to be alone with yourself while enjoying some amazing paintings. I went here when they were showcasing gond artists and their relationship to trees and it was amazing. Everything is curated beautifully and they have shop from where you can buy artistic things although they are expensive.

Excellent place for Art Exhibition. At the time of writing this review, an artist Santosh Kumar Das's paintings are being exhibited.

We had our daughter's wedding at Ojas Arr Gallery lawns. It was a daytime wedding and reception. Guests loved the environment, particularly the huge banyan tree. We loved the experience. However, I would like to note certain flaws for benefit of future users: 1. They have a huge attitude. 2. It is expensive. 3. When we booked the lawns, it was lush green, but when the wedding took place it was just a clay ground with not a singke blade of grass. That spoilt half of the fun at that high price.

Beautiful campus and warm hosts and coordinators. Good place to hold your events.

Wonderful open space with an art gallery of course and a beautiful cafe with terrace. Loved the space

My partner I were on a HOHO tour of Delhi and stopped at Qutub Minar on a Sunday morning, bad idea. It was so busy that queues were snaking around the ticket counters so we decided against it. We walked down the road and found this beautiful gallery which was a stark contrast from the loud crowds and busy road that we just left. The grounds were green, lush and well maintained. The gallery itself was virtually empty. We did not have time to tour the entire art space but we did purchase several hand-painted books as gifts for family back home. These were also surprisingly cheap considering the excellent quality and service from gallery staff. In a way, I am glad we did not visit Qutub Minar for if we did, we would not have found this place.