Empowering the Indian Artist
Empowering the Indian Artist
Salt Lines is an exhibition by artist duo Hylozoic/Desire that excavates the forgotten history of the Inland Customs Line, a 4,000-kilometre colonial barrier imposed by the British in the nineteenth century to enforce their monopoly on salt. Part living hedge and part guarded frontier—often referred to as The Great Hedge of India—the line traversed the […]
Becoming UnBecoming Artists: Santosh Kumar Das If becoming is a journey of transformation and unbecoming a return to one’s elemental self, Becoming UnBecoming traverses the terrain between fantasy and identity. The exhibition invites viewers to enter a space shaped by memory, imagination, and the metaphysical, where lineage and self-discovery coexist in visual dialogue. It reflects […]
What Do Birds Dream at Dusk Artists: Mithu Sen If the very act of seeing is shaped by power, narrative and omission, What Do Birds Dream at Dusk unsettles what we take for granted about vision and visibility. The exhibition foregrounds blindness as a political condition—not merely a lack of sight but a result of […]
Lone Runner’s Laboratory Artists: Prabhakar Pachpute If the terrain of the world is shaped as much by extraction as by memory, Lone Runner’s Laboratory unfolds a space where the material and psychological landscapes of labour, endurance and vulnerability converge. This exhibition navigates between rugged panoramas of altered earth and the interior worlds of those who […]