Thankful to @indiacontemporaryclub @jagindia for the feature.✨🌺 A detailed interview about my solo show on the website 🕊️ Details: Please, Don’t be InDependent on me ! Watercolor on Arches Paper 60*40 inches #art#artist#instagramer#artgalleryartcollector

Works that are beyond special ✨🕊️🌺👣 Thanks! No More P**Y For Me. Watercolor on Arches Paper 2025 #art#artist#instgram#artgallery#artcollector

Natasha Sachdeva You Were So Right, It Isn’t This Scary! 2025 Watercolor on Arches Paper 60 x 40 in. In her solo exhibition, Will this entanglement ever resolve?, artist Natasha Sachdeva, grapples with the layered engagement of the realities of growing up and living within a middle-class family in New Delhi, India. Her introspective journey led her to unearth ideas about the ways in which society defines, regulates, and confines women’s bodies. Through these forms, the artist asserts an unequivocal right to joy, sensuality, and self-expression at every stage of a woman’s life. Natasha situates her practice within a collective framework, drawing inspiration from mothers, friends, and fellow artists whose everyday negotiations of identity, agency, and belonging mirror and amplify her own. Please visit the gallery Tuesday - Friday, 12PM-6PM and Saturday and Sunday, 12PM-5PM to view our current exhibitions (on view until March 29th). —— Hillyer is funded in part by @thedcarts , the Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, the Galena Yorktown Foundation, the Mars Foundation, and the Jon and Mary Shirley Foundation. #dupontcircle #contemporaryart #nonconformity #autonomy #women

Will this entanglement ever resolve? | Watercolors by Natasha Sachdeva | IA&A at Hillyer, Washington, DC, USA | March 6-29, 2026 . Natasha Sachdeva speaks about her practice during an inconversation at Hillyer in Washington DC as part of her solo. Moderated by Tariq Allana (Associate Director, Art Heritage), the discussion reveals her inspirations and challenges, as well as her deep engagement with womanhood. . Video Credit: IA&A at Hillyer, Washington DC . Hear the full In Conversation on our YouTube Channel. Link in Bio ( Linktree). . @indiaartfair @newartdealers @artmumbaiofficial @mittalinstitutedelhi @mittalinstitute @iaahillyer . #indianartist #emergingartist #southasianart #globalartscene #contemporaryvoices

Hillyer Gallery is closed March 30- April 3 for Installation Week. Please join us on April 3, 6-8PM for our Opening Night. Modern Movements: Selections of Latin American and Caribbean Art from the Art Museum of the Americas curated by Adriana Ospina will be on view from April - May. Thank you to the wonderful artists, Esha Sadr, Natasha Sachdeva, and Abol Bahadori for sharing their work with our guests. Thank you to our guests for engaging with the work and the programming offered this past month. —— Hillyer is funded in part by @thedcarts , the Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, the Galena Yorktown Foundation, the Mars Foundation, and the Jon and Mary Shirley Foundation. #hillyer #dcartgallery #acreativedc #dupontcircle #contemporaryart

Will this entanglement ever resolve? | Watercolors by Natasha Sachdeva I IA&A at Hillyer, 9 Hillyer Court NW, Washington, DC, USA . An evening of reflection and insight with Natasha Sachdeva, in conversation with Tariq Allana (Associate Director, Art Heritage) . Video credits: @iaahillyer . Full version of the In Conversation Episode will soon be posted to our YouTube channel. . @indiaartfair @newartdealers @artmumbaiofficial @mittalinstitutedelhi @mittalinstitute . #southasianwomenartists #soloshow #contemporaryindianart #artistdialogue #artisttalk

For Third Thursday, artist Natasha Sachdeva (@natasha.sachdeva7 ) held an artist talk moderated by her gallerist, Tariq Allana, discussing her exhibition Will this entanglement ever resolve? Will this entanglement ever resolve? unveils Natasha Sachdeva’s layered engagement with the realities of growing up and living within a middle-class family in New Delhi, India. What begins as an inward process of self-discovery and introspection gradually expands into a broader commentary on the ways in which society defines, regulates, and confines women’s bodies—situated within a South Asian context, yet resonant on a universal scale. Her figures—often voluminous, unposed, distorted, and unapologetically raw—challenge conventional ideals of beauty and grace, dismantling ingrained expectations of restraint, decorum, and conformity. Through these forms, the artist asserts an unequivocal right to joy, sensuality, and self-expression at every stage of a woman’s life. Please visit the gallery Tuesday - Friday, 12PM-6PM and Saturday and Sunday, 12PM-5PM to view Sachdeva’s exhibition (on view until March 29th). —— Hillyer is funded in part by @thedcarts , the Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, the Galena Yorktown Foundation, the Mars Foundation, and the Jon and Mary Shirley Foundation. #dupontcircle #contemporaryart #nonconformity #autonomy #women

In Conversation – Natasha Sachdeva and Tariq Allana | Will this entanglement ever resolve? | Washington, DC, USA . Held in conjunction with her exhibition Will this entanglement ever resolve?, Natasha will offers insight into her practice and the ideas and processes behind her watercolors. . 📍 IA&A at Hillyer, Washington, DC 🗓 March 19 | 6:15 PM . DM us for available works. . @indiaartfair @newartdealers @artmumbaiofficial @mittalinstitutedelhi @mittalinstitute @iaahillyer . #southasianwomenartists #artinwashingtondc #soloshow #contemporaryindianart #inconversation

‘Will this entanglement ever resolve?’ My first Solo ✨🫶🏻❤️ On view till 29 March 2026. Please visit if you’re around. Thankyou @iaahillyer for this wonderful opportunity🌺✨✨ Forever grateful to @artheritagegallery for your constant support and trust 🫶🏻👣 #art#womenartists#artgallery#instagram#artcollection

So proud of you girl. I can only imagine how hard it has been and looking at you now feels 😍😇 blessed. Wish you more ventures in life and here to another milestone

Natasha Sachdeva Am I Holding Onto Something Worthy?, 2021 Watercolor on Arches paper 40 x 30 in. Artist Natasha Sachdeva (@natasha.sachdeva7 ) questions tradition, expectation, and autonomy, as well as probe cultural codes that shape gendered experience in her deeply personal exhibition Will this entanglement ever resolve? Initially created through a process of introspection and based in a South Asian context, Sachdeva’s works are also resonant on a universal scale, centering voluminous, unposed, and unapologetically raw figures to challenge conventional ideals of beauty and grace by dismantling ingrained expectations of restraint, decorum, and conformity. Through these forms, she asserts an unequivocal right to joy, sensuality, and self-expression at every stage of a woman’s life. Sachdeva places her practice within a collective framework, drawing inspiration from mothers, friends, and fellow artists whose everyday negotiations of identity, agency, and belonging mirror and amplify her own. Please join us later this month on Thursday, March 19th at 6:15 pm (Third Thursday) for Natasha Sachdeva’s artist talk where she will further discuss her exhibition and practice! Visit the gallery Tuesday - Friday, 12PM-6PM and Saturday and Sunday, 12PM-5PM to view Will this entanglement ever resolve? (on view until Sunday, March 29th). —— Hillyer is funded in part by @thedcarts , the Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, the Galena Yorktown Foundation, the Mars Foundation, and the Jon and Mary Shirley Foundation. #dupontcircle #contemporaryart #nonconformity #autonomy #women

Will this entanglement ever resolve? | Watercolors by Natasha Sachdeva I IA&A at Hillyer, 9 Hillyer Court NW, Washington, DC, USA . Congratulations to Natasha Sachdeva on the opening of ‘Will this entanglement ever resolve?’ . On view until March 29, 2026. . Catch Natasha Sachdeva’s in conversation with Tariq Allana on March 19, 6.15 pm at Hillyer! . @indiaartfair @newartdealers @artmumbaiofficial @mittalinstitutedelhi @mittalinstitute @indianembassyus . #southasianwomenartists #artinwashingtondc #soloshow #contemporaryindianart #exhibitionopening