Empowering the Indian Artist
Empowering the Indian Artist
About the Exhibition: Almost Known Almost Known explores the subtle space between what is visible and what remains unseen. The exhibition reflects on narratives that exist just beneath the surface of everyday life, focusing on identities shaped by gender, geography and social structures. Through layered compositions and a distinctive visual vocabulary, Pushpa Kumari presents scenes […]
Show of Strength, at Aguad Port & Jail Complex, brings together over 30 women artists in a powerful group exhibition set within a historic former prison. The exhibition reclaims the space as a site of expression, presenting diverse practices across painting, installation, sculpture, textile and photography that reflect personal narratives and collective experience. Through varied […]
The Imagined Pantheon brings together a contemporary exploration of myth, memory and symbolic imagination through painting. Presented across Apparao Galleries and Artworld Sarala’s Art Centre, the exhibition reflects how artists reinterpret cultural narratives and archetypes within a modern visual language. Through diverse styles and painterly approaches, the works engage with mythology, identity and personal mythology, creating layered compositions that […]
What Remains, presented by Goa Open Arts at Museo Camera, brings together a compelling selection of photographic and lens based works that reflect on memory, time and the traces left behind. Featuring artists such as Ankit George, Gopika Chowfla and Poonam Patel, the exhibition explores how images hold fragments of lived experience beyond their immediate moment. […]