Gallery Nucleus SAVA prints

Gallery Nucleus turned its April SAVA group show into an online print drop, listing 10 editioned works tied to the exhibition in Alhambra, California. (gallerynucleus.com) The show, “SAVA presents: Sanjay Patel & Friends,” runs from April 11 to April 26, 2026, at 210 East Main Street in Alhambra, with a public online release that Gallery Nucleus scheduled for April 12 at 12:01 a.m. Pacific Time. (gallerynucleus.com) Gallery Nucleus describes SAVA as South Asians in Visual Arts and says the group’s mission is to build a South Asian community across animation, games, visual effects, and augmented reality and virtual reality. (gallerynucleus.com) The exhibition centers on artist and animator Sanjay Patel and a larger roster of South Asian artists and illustrators, including Zahra Merchant, Nabi H. Ali, Yusra Shahid, Ameera Faizal, Noor Sofi, and naveen Selvanathan. (gallerynucleus.com) On Gallery Nucleus’s store pages, the print lineup spans price points from $30 to $40, with works including “The Bride of Five” by Sanjay Patel at $30, “The Guardian” by Yusra Shahid at $30, and “Wrapped in Starlight” by Noor Sofi at $35. (gallerynucleus.com) Other listed prints include “Mangoes Before Maghrib” by ohmaizarts at $35, “Dreaming in Kerala” by Aranyaksha at $40, and “Faris” by Nabi H. Ali at $40. (gallerynucleus.com 1) (gallerynucleus.com 2) (gallerynucleus.com 3) The product pages show these are giclée prints on watercolor paper in varied sizes, including an 18-by-12-inch “Faris” and a 16-by-13-inch “Dreaming in Kerala.” (gallerynucleus.com 1) (gallerynucleus.com 2) Gallery Nucleus paired the print release with an in-person opening reception on April 11 from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., plus a Sanjay Patel signing from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. and food and henna activations during the event. (gallerynucleus.com) The show’s online sales structure follows Gallery Nucleus’s usual exhibition model: Patreon members got early presale access on April 10, and the broader public sale opened two days later. (gallerynucleus.com) For online audiences who never make it to Alhambra, the prints are the part of SAVA they can actually take home — a priced, shippable edition layer attached to a gallery show that otherwise lives on the wall through April 26. (gallerynucleus.com)