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 […]
Space Making: Making Space, at Gallery Art Motif, brings together a diverse group of artists, architects and designers to explore space as an evolving and active construct. Curated by Kunal Shah, the exhibition moves beyond traditional boundaries, presenting space not merely as a backdrop but as something shaped by material, memory and human presence. Featuring multidisciplinary […]
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 Indian Picturesque, at DAG, explores the evolving meaning of the “picturesque” within the context of Indian art and colonial history. The exhibition traces how this aesthetic idea, originally shaped in 18th century Europe, was interpreted and adapted by artists engaging with the Indian landscape. Focusing on early 19th century artistic practices, the show brings together […]