1982 – 84	Worked on a series of paintings in oil – ‘Nature and Civilisation’ while Studying, for the degree programme at Chandigarh, India.
1984	Completed a series of Ink Drawings under the title ‘During the Curfew’, at Malot, (home town) in the strife-torn Punjab
1985	Worked on a series based on the theme of ‘The Village’ and produced drawings, paintings and sculptures with emphasis on the facial expressions of the womenfolk of Punjab, enclosed in the mud architectural forms and rural landscape. The theme continued for a decade.
1986	Created a number of drawings in pastel on the cited theme while staying in Moscow, Russia.
1988	Established a small studio at Malot and produced sculptures in clay based on ‘The Village’
1991	Explored new mediums for sculpture. Carved small sculptures in sand stone of Chamba Valley in the Himalayas, through self-teaching practice.
1992	Casted sculptures in bras at the traditional brass casting workshops of Chamba town and learnt the Lost Wax Process of metal casting
1995	Worked on the theme ‘Our Landscape’ and evolved a typical view of Punjab. The face of the farmer became a feature of the composition sometimes singly or with the village.
1996	Visited the Courts of Law and studied the expressions of the rural people coming to see the solicitors. Produced a series of drawings/paintings on the cited theme – The Courts of Law.
1998	Engaged in the study of the ‘Dual cultural values of the South-Asian Settlers in UK’ and created series of drawings, paintings and sculptures.
2004	Continuing the cited theme with a new series of paintings ‘The Roots’

2007	BATTERSEA CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR , London
2004	‘FIGURE AND THE FACE’ Orleans House Gallery, Twickenham, London
2003	‘FLORAL EXPRESSIONS’ – Blue Wing Gallery, Kew, Richmond, London
2002	‘SEVEN STUDENTS’ – A degree show at University of East London, exhibiting the works of seven graduates from MA-Art in Architecture course.
2001	Kew Bridge Summer Art Show, Steam Museum, Kew Bridge, Middlesex.UK
2000	Open Studios - An art event with fellow artists of Redlees Art Studios Isleworth, Middx.UK
1995	Northern Region Art Exhibition, National Art Fair, Banglore, India.
1993	PUNJAB ARTISTS – a special exhibition of the works of art by Award Winning Punjab Artists organised by Punjab Lalit Kala Akademi at the galleries of the National Academy of art, New Delhi.
1990	‘AMBASSADOR’S CHOICE’- A special exhibition of contemporary Indian Art from the personal collection of Mrs EM Schoo, Ambassador, The Netherlands Embassy in India, held at The National Museum of Modern Art, New Delhi
	A TRIBUTE TO VAN GOGH – A commemorative exhibition, Punjab Kala Bhawan Chandigarh
1982	Annual Punjab Lalit Kala Akademi, Chandigarh.
1981	Indian Academy of Fine Arts, Amritsar, Punjab, India

2005	‘SELECTED WORKS’, A solo show at the Nehru Centre, the cultural wing of the Indian High Commission, London
2002	‘ EXPOSITION LE CORBUSIER de CHANDIGARH à RONCHAMP’- An exhibition presenting my sculptures and drawings being an artist from Chandigarh, India, a city designed by Le Corbusier held at Ronchamp, France, a place famous for Corbuiser’s ‘La Chaple’. 14 – 22 September
1995	Trivani Gallery, Trivani Kala Sangam, New Delhi
1993	Government Museum and Art Gallery, Chandigarh
1988	Gallery Form Function, Chandigarh

2003	‘RANGOLI’ – A workshop for senior citizens exploring the traditional Indian art- form – Rangoli, Redlees Art Studios, Hounslow, London
2001- 02	‘ART PODS’ - A three days workshop with school children on Art in Education, sponsored and organised by Shape London, London Arts and National Lottery, held at Redlees Art Studios, West London, followed by a three months training course
1994	Role of Schools in Conservation of Natural and Cultural Heritage’- a special workshop for the teachers held at Udaipur, Rajsthan, India -‘Cultural Heritage of India’- a workshop held at Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, India, organised by the Centre for Cultural Resources and Training, New Delhi.
1993	-‘Artists Camp’, organised by Punjab Lalit Kala Akademi, Chandigarh

1985 - 1996	Taught drawing, painting and history of Indian art in secondary schools in India
1998 - 2003	Conducting art and craft workshops for younger children during the holiday breaks at Redlees Art Studios, Isleworth, Hounslow, Middx.UK

2001	Collaborated and designed a plaque for the Waterloo Garden of Remembrance, St. John The Evangelist, Waterloo, London

1986	Indo-USSR cultural exchange award for one academic year in Moscow

1994	Coordinated a workshop ‘The Crafts of Chamba Valley’ at JNV Sarol (a Secondary school), Chamba, India. Master craftsmen of the area demonstrated their traditional skills and worked in close contact with the pupils for a month.

‘Beyond Abstractions’ by Nonika Singh, Hindustan Times, Chandigarh, Feb.2005

‘Painting sculpting are his expressions’ by Nikita Singh, Times Of India, Chandigarh, Feb.05

‘A painter of Earthy feel’, by Amarjit Chandan, Yugantar Punjab, a magazine on line, Nov. 1999

‘A stroke of Genius’, The Feltham Chronicle, London, Aug. 1998

‘If you are tired of this urban madness…’ by Brij P Singh, Financial Express, New Delhi, 1995

‘Humming the native song’, by Prem Singh, The Tribune, Chandigarh, Feb. 1995

‘Face to face with life’, by Nirupma Dutt, The Tribune, Chandigarh Aug 1990