A small gallery that teaches.
Kukarma Art Gallery is a boutique art gallery and creative studio based in Noida, founded by Neha S. Gupta. It is a space where art is created, exhibited, taught, and celebrated.
Along with offering professional art training, we also create and sell original artworks, bespoke paintings, custom murals, and handcrafted sculptures for homes, offices, hospitality spaces, and public projects.
We believe that art is best learned through personal guidance and hands-on experience. That's why we keep our batches intentionally small, ensuring every student receives individual attention and the confidence to grow at their own pace.
Our regular programs include Sketching Fundamentals, Watercolour, Acrylic Painting, and Oil Painting, with Clay Modelling and Pottery classes coming soon. We also conduct one-day creative workshops featuring traditional and contemporary art forms, making art accessible and enjoyable for people of all ages.
Beyond our studio, we design and conduct **corporate art programs**, team-building workshops, live art experiences, and creative engagements for corporate events, helping organizations inspire collaboration, creativity, and meaningful connections through art.
Whether you're looking to own a unique piece of art, commission a custom creation, learn a new skill, organize a creative corporate experience, or simply spend a day exploring your artistic side, Kukarma is a place where imagination is transformed into meaningful art.
Meet Neha
I am Neha S. Gupta, the founder of Kukarma Art Gallery.
I don't remember exactly when I fell in love with art, but I remember wanting to paint on everything around me. As a child, I participated in school art competitions, won prizes, and spent countless hours sketching and painting. Art wasn't just a hobby—it was how I expressed myself.
Life eventually took me in a different direction. I pursued music, completed my post-graduation in Instrumental Tabla, got married, moved to Delhi, and built a career in the corporate world. But somewhere deep inside, the artist in me was still waiting.
Years later, a friend encouraged me to pick up the brush again. I painted, and soon sold my first artwork for ₹10,000. That moment reminded me that dreams never truly disappear—they simply wait for the right time.
What began with a single painting and a few doodle art workshops gradually grew into Kukarma. In 2021, after receiving a government beautification project, I officially registered Kukarma Art Gallery.
Today, Kukarma is more than a company. It is a childhood dream brought to life—a journey of turning blank walls into stories, and passion into purpose. As we grow, we want our success to create a positive impact beyond art. That's why we have committed to sharing a part of our journey with others. Five percent of our profits will support Udayan Care and its mission of empowering children and young adults, while another five percent will be dedicated to rewarding and uplifting the artisans whose skill, dedication, and craftsmanship help bring our vision to life.
Because we believe that art becomes truly meaningful when it not only beautifies spaces, but also touches lives.
