Exhibitions

Modern Romance and Other Deaths

Apnavi Makanji 21 November - 20 December 2024 TARQ is pleased to announce Apnavi Makanji’s (they/them) fourth solo exhibition at the gallery, featuring an all new body of works in graphite, collage, and video. Centred on themes of queer ecology, this show will be their first after being awarded the prestigious FEMS Prize in 2024¹. Building on their... Read more

World, But No Home

Curated by Kaiwan Mehta 8 October - 16 November 2024 TARQ presents World, But No Home curated by Kaiwan Mehta, exploring notions that dovetail between ideas of home, the world and the city. The exhibition comes together as an extension of Mehta’s preoccupation with the theme explored in his book Alice in Bhuleshwar: Navigating a Mumbai Neighbourhood in 2009, which... Read more

Dispersive Acts

Amba Sayal-Bennett 8 August - 21 September 2024 TARQ is pleased to present Amba Sayal- Bennett’s first solo exhibition in India, Dispersive Acts, comprising a new series of sculptures and drawings. This show forms part of a larger body of work informed by research into imperial gardens and colonial botany. Exhibited across three sites: London, Mumbai, and New... Read more

Overlaps

13 June - 20 July 2024 Since opening ten years ago, TARQ has played an important role in increasing inclusivity and collaboration with audiences in Mumbai. A core value of the gallery has always been to appreciate that art is fundamentally for every one of us. Making the gallery space a warm and welcoming one has... Read more

2024: Notes from a Generation

9 March - 11 May 2024 Prarthna Singh and Snigdha Poonam Curated by Skye Arundhati Thomas The team at TARQ presents 2024: Notes from a Generation, a multi-media collaboration between photographer Prarthna Singh and writer Snigdha Poonam. Curated by Skye Arundhati Thomas, the show comprises a series of portraits, accompanied by a soundscape of the powerful... Read more

As this chin melts on your knee

Areez Katki 11 January - 24 February 2024 The team at TARQ takes immense pleasure to introduce Areez Katki’s solo show titled As this chin melts on your knee. The exhibition presents a body of work created between 2022 and 2023, across the mediums of textile, paper and sculpture, delving deeper into Katki’s research and unfolding narratives. Exploring... Read more

Amino Soup

Savia Mahajan: Sculptures and Drawings 12 October - 30 December 2023 The team at TARQ is happy to present Savia Mahajan’s second solo show at the gallery, titled Amino Soup. The show comes after her major institutional interventions at the first Indian Ceramics Triennale and the second edition of The Sculpture Park, Madhavendra Palace, Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur, in 2019, and builds... Read more

Parag Tandel | Archipelagic Archivist

curated by Shaunak Mahbubani 10 August - 30 September 2023 Amongst the incessant din of new construction, it is often forgotten that Mumbai was once an archipelago of seven islands. The Kolis, indigenous inhabitants of these lands and waters stewarded the vibrant ecology for centuries. In his upcoming solo exhibition at TARQ, artist Parag Tandel from Thane’s Chendani Koliwada, archives... Read more

Ephemeroptera: Time After Time

TARQ and Gallery XXL 22 June - 29 July 2023 TARQ and Gallery XXL are delighted to announce our upcoming exhibition Ephemeroptera: Time After Time. The show features artists Amitabh Kumar, Daku, Nibha Sikander, Philippe Calia, Sajid Wajid Shaikh, and Vishwa Shroff. As per the curatorial note, Ephemeroptera is the scientific name for Mayflies - creatures whose lives span anywhere... Read more

Edifice Complex

Sameer Kulavoor 13 April - 10 June 2023 Sameer Kulavoor’s practice encompasses his unique observations of spaces, structures and geographies. These nuanced compositions, featuring sequential drawings and reverse painted transparent sheets, underscore his affinity towards cities and their multi-layered identities. In this exhibition, architecture is once again the main protagonist. The city in question is an unnamed, ubiquitous... Read more

PSYCHOPOMP

Apnavi Makanji 12 January - 1 March 2023 Apnavi Makanji’s second solo exhibition at TARQ, PSYCHOPOMP, comes at a pivotal time in the artist’s life and practice. Featuring their drawings, collages, mixed media sculptures and a video, the works in the show are about post-colonial extractivist histories, queering the future, human connection and navigating the current Phallocratic Heterotopia.... Read more

The Music of Buildings

Vishwa Shroff 24 November 2022 - 7 January 2023 TARQ is delighted to announce Vishwa Shroff’s solo show, The Music of Buildings opening on November 24th . The artworks in this show, mostly made during her stay in Basel, Switzerland, as a guest of the Stiftung Laurenz-Haus, from October 2021 to September 2022, include ink, watercolour, silverpoint and graphite... Read more

how many songs from a single note?

Rah Naqvi 13 October - 19 November 2022 TARQ is delighted to announce Rah Naqvi’s first solo show, how many songs in a single note? opening on October 13th for Art Night Thursday. The artworks in this show, including video installation, tapestry, drawings, paintings, and sculptures, emanate from Naqvi’s brave confrontation of identity-based injustice in the current socio-political... Read more

Event, Memory, Metaphor

Curated by Anish Gawande 14 July - 24 September 2022 TARQ is delighted to present Event, Memory, Metaphor, curated by Anish Gawande, opening on July 14th 2022 for Art Night Thursday. Inspired by Kashmiri poet Agha Shahid Ali’s poem “Farewell,” the show explores the intricate intertwining of memory and history to ask fundamental questions about how — and why —... Read more

Lēthē

Philippe Calia 7 April - 18 June 2022 TARQ is delighted to present Philippe Calia’s show Lēthē opening on April 7th 2022 for Art Night Thursday. In this show the artist employs photochemigrams, cyanotypes, and video to explore the materiality of our digital memory. Lēthē is a nod to the mythical River of Lethe, where all those... Read more

Home Ground

Saju Kunhan 10 February - 26 March 2022 TARQ is delighted to present Saju Kunhan’s second solo show at the gallery, Home Ground. In this exhibition Saju continues to explore themes of migration and displacement through his method of image transfers on teak wood. Also featured in this exhibition for the first time, are the artist’s works on... Read more

The Shape of Home

Tanmoy Samanta 11 November - 30 December 2021 The team at TARQ is delighted to announce Tanmoy Samanta’s third solo show at the gallery, The Shape of Home. The collages and watercolour paintings in this show explore Samanta’s practice of elevating the miniature to the epic through his artistic language of solitude and reflection. The artworks in this... Read more

Shadows under my sky

Soghra Khurasani 2 September - 23 October 2021 The team at TARQ is delighted to present Soghra Khurasani’s newest solo show, ‘Shadows under my Sky’. This is the artist's first show in India after a hiatus of more than 5 years. The title of this exhibition is inspired by a series of woodcut prints and etching works created... Read more

Shifting Selves

Between meaning, mythology and mirage 12 - 28 August 2021 The team at TARQ is excited to announce the exhibition, Shifting Selves, in collaboration with the Sarmaya Arts Foundation. Shifting Selves employs the practices of Saju Kunhan, Saubiya Chasmawala and Rithika Merchant as catalysts to examine Sarmaya's collection. Ordinary routines, simple certainties, the invisible cogs that moved us further along... Read more

Bildungsroman (& Other Stories)

Areez Katki 8 July - 7 August 2021 The team at TARQ is delighted to present Areez Katki's first solo show in India, ‘Bildungsroman (& Other Stories)’. The title borrows an all-encompassing term from German, for a person's spiritual and psychological journey. In the works created from his time in Mumbai in 2018 till 2021, Katki uses embroidery... Read more

The Familiars

Boshudhara Mukherjee 11 March - 24 April 2021 TARQ is set to open artist Boshudhara Mukherjee’s exhibition titled 'The Familiars' on 11 March, 2021. The exhibition presents eight recent works by the artist in her distinctive style of large-scale, tapestry-like installations of woven canvases. The title for this show is inspired by the Wicca legend of ‘spirit guides’... Read more

Birth of a New World

Rithika Merchant 14 January - 26 February 2021 The team at TARQ is delighted to present Birth of a New World by Rithika Merchant as part of Mumbai Gallery Weekend. This is her second solo exhibition at TARQ, following Where the Water Takes Us in 2017. In this new series of watercolours and collages, Merchant focuses on the... Read more

YOU ARE ALL CAUGHT UP

Sameer Kulavoor 3 December 2020 - 7 January 2021 The team at TARQ is delighted to present ‘YOU ARE ALL CAUGHT UP’ by Sameer Kulavoor. This is his second solo exhibition at TARQ. The show is made up of a series of paintings and drawings that are an expression of the artist's understanding of the tumultuous historical moment that... Read more

filed under: a/muse/um

Garima Gupta 8 October - 12 November 2020 The team at TARQ is delighted to present ‘filed under: a/muse/um’ by Garima Gupta. Encompassing five years of intensive research, the collection includes drawings, interviews and data sets of what the artist was able to uncover during her field work across the Southeast Asian archipelago. Here, she has been documenting... Read more

Appropriation Disinformation- Nature and the Body Politic

Apnavi Makanji 10 - 30 September 2020 The team at TARQ is delighted to present Apnavi Makanji’s Appropriation Disinformation - Nature and the Body Politic for the first time in India. Initially exhibited at this year’s Dhaka Art Summit, entitled 'Seismic Movements' curated by Diana Campbell Betancourt, the materials for the work were sourced from the Atlas... Read more

Inherited Memory

Garima Gupta, Rithika Merchant, Sarah Naqvi, Saubiya Chasmawala 5 - 26 June 2020 With a series each by the artists, Garima Gupta, Rithika Merchant, Sarah Naqvi and Saubiya Chasmawala, ‘Inherited Memory’ continues to attempt to yield inspiration, contextualize and make sense of the current scenario as we begin to rebuild a new normal. We look closely at the idea of bearing witness, with... Read more

Navigating Geometries

Boshudhara Mukherjee, Muzzumil Ruheel, Pratap Morey, Saju Kunhan, Samit Das, Tanmoy Samanta, Vishwa Shroff 14 - 26 May 2020 In this current moment, we find ourselves physically restricted, yet connected more than ever before from within our four walls. Suddenly our private spaces are turned (both physically and virtually) public, as we work, eat and socialize all within the confines of our homes. It is in this reality, that... Read more

Resurgence

Aaditi Joshi, Apnavi Makanji, Clare Arni, Nibha Sikander, Parag Tandel, Ronny Sen, Sameer Kulavoor, Savia Mahajan, Soghra Khurasani 21 April - 3 May 2020 While the virus is consuming our screens and social media, we wanted to focus on the state of the world with humans temporarily taken out of the equation. It is interesting to see nature feeling free to finally breathe again, from more birds chirping to spotting dolphins, to cleaner air.... Read more

Folly Measures

Vishwa Shroff 9 January - 28 February 2020 The team at TARQ is delighted to present Folly Measures by Vishwa Shroff. In this exhibition, Shroff continues to journey through the everyday, focusing on the idea of transience and impermanence. The catalogue is accompanied by an essay penned by Mumbai based independent curator, writer and researcher, Veeranganakumari Solanki. The... Read more

Wandering Violin Mantis

Nibha Sikander 29 November 2019 - 4 January 2020 We are delighted to present Wandering Violin Mantis– Nibha Sikander’s first solo exhibition. In this exhibition, Sikander expands on her growing practice of looking at and recreating various species from nature, some real and some imagined. The artist uses layer upon layer of intricately cut out paper to create form... Read more

Batin

Saubiya Chasmawala 18 October - 23 November 2019 We are delighted to present Batin – Saubiya Chasmawala’s second solo exhibition in Mumbai, and her first at TARQ, following her 2017 show Pilgrimage of Historical Oversights at Clark House. In this exhibition, Chasmawala works to further develop her engagement with Arabic script, pushing the boundaries of abstraction. In her... Read more

New Works by Aaditi Joshi

22 August - 28 September 2019 The team at TARQ is delighted to present an exhibition of New Works by artist Aaditi Joshi. The show features the artist’s latest explorations, that are a distinct departure from her earlier works. In these sculptural paintings she uses repurposed polypropylene bags as a starting point from which she investigates... Read more

Osmosis | Curated by Shaleen Wadhwana

Rithika Merchant, Samanta Batra Mehta, Savia Mahajan 6 June - 10 August 2019 The team at TARQ is thrilled to present Osmosis—a group exhibition of artists Rithika Merchant, Samanta Batra Mehta, and Savia Mahajan, curated by Shaleen Wadhwana. The exhibition, which is a result of months of conversations between the artists and the curator, works with the ideas and the knowledge of the... Read more

Soil as Witness | Memory as Wound

Apnavi Makanji 14 March - 27 April 2019 We are delighted to present Soil as witness | Memory as wound – Apnavi Makanji’s first solo exhibition at TARQ. Her wider art practice redefines nature as the centre stage of our existence emphasizing on the processes of life and death and making visible the marginalized, the unnoticed, the forgotten... Read more

Concrete Ciphers

Pratap Morey 16 January - 28 February 2019 As a part of Mumbai Gallery Weekend 2019, we are delighted to present Concrete Ciphers – Pratap Morey’s second solo exhibition at TARQ. In this exhibition, Pratap continues to explore his preoccupations with the constantly morphing artificial geography of urban spaces. In his wider art practice, Morey uses a range... Read more

Baaton se baat nikalti hai

Muzzumil Ruheel 5 December 2018 - 10 January 2019 We are delighted to present Baaton se baat nikalti hai—Muzzumil Ruheel’s first solo exhibition at TARQ. In this exhibition, Ruheel uses meticulously rendered Urdu Calligraphy as the basis of his new paintings and sculptural installations. The artist’s wider practice is about metaphorical interpretations; investigating perceptions about social to mundane events... Read more

Fire Continuum

Ronny Sen 23 August - 29 September 2018 Fire Continuum is Ronny Sen’s second solo exhibition at TARQ. Following his last exhibition in Mumbai, New World Chronicles of an Old World Colour, presented in 2016, this exhibition continues to highlight Sen’s photographic engagement with the contemporary landscape. Shifting his lens to Jharia, a coal mining town in Jharkhand,... Read more

Wasteland | Curated by Birgid Uccia

Aaditi Joshi, Asim Waqif, Boshudhara Mukherjee, Tanya Goel, Prashant Pandey, Kausik Mukhopadhyay, Kaushik Saha 7 June - 4 August 2018 The exhibition Waste Land is part of the biennial public diplomacy campaign “70 Years of Swiss-Indian Friendship: Connecting Minds – Inspiring the Future” of the Consulate General of Switzerland in Mumbai. Aiming to reinforce this friendship, the exhibition connects creative minds from fields as diverse as contemporary Indian art and... Read more

Spring in the Wintertime

Bas Meeuws 10 - 31 May 2018 TASVEER, in association with Dauble, launches its twelfth season with Spring in the Wintertime by Dutch photographer, Bas Meeuws. This exhibition presents a selection of 43 photographs, bringing together new and previously unseen Indian work produced in conversation with Tasveer, along with a selection of Meeuws’ early floral still lifes... Read more

A Man of the Crowd

Sameer Kulavoor 15 March - 26 April 2018 A Man of the Crowd is Sameer Kulavoor’s first solo exhibition at TARQ. The show, which gets its title from a short story by Edgar Allan Poe, consists of a body of work that underscores the artist’s broad practice which brings together art and design. Kulavoor’s unique observations of urban... Read more

An Unquiet Mind

Youdhisthir Maharjan 31 January - 8 March 2018 An Unquiet Mind is Youdhisthir Maharjan’s first solo exhibition, at TARQ. As a part of Mumbai Gallery Weekend 2018, the exhibition brings together a body of work that underscores the artist’s meticulous practice that explores the materiality of text. Maharjan does this by using reclaimed text and painstakingly obliterating alphabets... Read more

Where the water takes us

Rithika Merchant 1 December 2017 - 13 January 2018 Rithika Merchant’s first solo exhibition at TARQ brings together a body of work that explores issues of migration, displacement and belonging through the idiom of epics and myths. Working primarily with the mediums of gouache and ink on paper, Rithika creates elaborate and poetic mosaics of myths that seek to... Read more

Stained Georgraphies

Saju Kunhan 27 October - 25 November 2017 Stained Geographies, Saju Kunhan’s first solo exhibition at TARQ, brings together a body of work that is the result of Kunhan's exploration of the archive along with the re-interpretation of images in shifting contexts. He uses wood and archival images to articulate his conceptual investigations. Accompanied by an essay penned... Read more

Notorious Rowdies

Clare Arni 14 September - 21 October 2017 Notorious Rowdies – a series of performative photographs by Clare Arni marks Arni’s third solo exhibition at TARQ. The term ‘rowdy’ has a particularly evocative quality in South India. The ‘rowdy’ is an unsavoury character, an outlaw, with a strangely alluring bravado. Clare Arni’s fascination with the figure of the... Read more

Liminal

Savia Mahajan 10 August - 9 September 2017 Liminal, Savia Mahajan’s first solo exhibition at TARQ, explores through a variety of mediums – including sculpture, drawing and installation – notions of life, death and the in-between. While Mahajan’s sculptures use conventional pottery materials, including ceramic, porcelain, paper and clay, she also experiments with chemicals such as cobalt, iron... Read more

Views of the Spirit

Man Ray 25 May - 1 July 2017 Views of the Spirit is an exhibition of photographs by Man Ray. It is the first time the legendary 20th century photographer’s work is being exhibited in India. The exhibition, first showcased in August 2014 at Mondo Galeria, Madrid, is a tantalising taste of Man Ray’s vast oeuvre. The photographs... Read more

Bibliography in Progress

Samit Das 13 April - 20 May 2017 Presented in collaboration with Clark House Initiative, Bibliography in Progress, is Samit Das’ first solo exhibition in Mumbai after a ten-year hiatus. His works in this show and his practice at large find their core in the archive. At TARQ, Das’ series assimilates the idea of pre-modernism through contemporary practice... Read more

Photowallah

Waswo X. Waswo 9 March - 8 April 2017 Photowallah, an exhibition of limited edition photographs by celebrated American-born, Rajasthan-based photographer, Waswo X. Waswo showcases his signature studio portraits — hand-coloured by his longtime collaborator, Rajesh Soni. Waswo X. Waswo first visited India in 1993; after several trips in the intervening years, he finally moved to India, renting a... Read more

Portraits in Time

Tanmoy Samanta 20 January - 25 February 2017 Tanmoy Samanta’s second solo exhibition at TARQ, Portraits in Time, carries works created by the artist over the last two years. In keeping with his distinctive aesthetic of clean lines and muted, stone-like colours, Samanta has continued to use a motley collection of found objects – protractors, stencils, pins and... Read more

Drawn Space

Vishwa Shroff 8 December 2016 - 14 January 2017 This exhibition marks Vishwa Shroff’s first major solo show at TARQ. Curated by London based writer and curator, Charlie Levine, the exhibition brings together four series by the artist that explore the potential of spaces and objects otherwise considered banal, in her medium of choice – drawing. As she journeys... Read more

Canticle

Boshudhara Mukherjee 20 October - 26 November 2016 In Canticle, Boshudhara Mukherjee’s first solo exhibition at TARQ, Mukherjee showcases a series of woven canvases from her meticulous practice. The exhibition encapsulates the meditative and almost hymn like aspect of Mukerjee's practice, in both large and small scale. Her complexly woven paintings, like a canticle have within them, non-rhythmic... Read more

Time & Tide

Karan Kapoor 23 September - 16 October 2016 Time & Tide, curated by Nathaniel Gaskell and presented by Tasveer, is an exhibition of limited edition prints by Karan Kapoor. This exhibition brings together two bodies of work made by Kapoor in the 1980s and 1990s, and focuses on people and places that have either been lost to history,... Read more

Chronicle

Parag Tandel 11 August - 10 September 2016 Chronicle is Parag Tandel’s first solo exhibition at TARQ. In this exhibition, Tandel showcases a series of sculptures cast in resin that represent shapes and colours from memories of his childhood. The change in the seascape in Mumbai over the passage of time is essential to the artist’s life and... Read more

New world chronicles of an old world colour

Ronny Sen 7 - 28 July 2016 New world chronicles of an old world colour — an exhibition of Ronny Sen’s photographs is presented by The Polish Institute in New Delhi in collaboration with Latitude 28. This exhibition is a partner event of Delhi Photo Festival 2015. An exploration of melancholia, ‘New world chronicles of an old... Read more

In Letter and Spirit

Saubiya Chasmawala, Youdhisthir Maharjan, Muzzumil Ruheel 9 June - 2 July 2016 In Letter and Spirit showcases a collection of works by three exemplary artists, whose works each highlight the graphic beauty of text. Saubiya Chasmawala, Youdhisthir Maharjan and Muzzumil Ruheel, all come from a variety of contexts, but their work stands united by the intricacy and intimacy with which they approach... Read more

Deepak Puri

Legacy of Photojournalism 28 April - 26 May 2016 Deepak Puri, former general manager of the Time-Life News Service's South Asia bureau and its iconic photo-editor for over 30 years, is an enigmatic personality. Representing the heart of Time Asia tor a whole host of people, he was the wizard who made. In the middle of the 20th century,... Read more

Feedback Loop

Curated by Kanchi Mehta 30 March - 23 April 2016 Starlyn D'Souza | Madhavi Ghore | P.S Jalaja | Nirmal Kulkarni | Violeta Lisboa | Romain Loustou | Lavanya Mani | Atish Saha Feedback Loop is a system arrangement that causes an output from one node, which eventually causes an input to that node. It is a channel or a... Read more

Gardens of the Mind

Gilles Bensimon, Swapan Nayak 25 February - 19 March 2016 Tasveer brings together for the first time the works of Indian artist, Swapan Nayak, and French fashion and lifestyle photographer, Gilles Bensimon, in an exhibition that juxtaposes two very different approaches to photographing elements of the natural world. Gilles Bensimon, former art director of Elle, makes a significant departure from... Read more

Sri Sri Lanka

Pala Pothupitiye 22 January - 20 February 2016 Sri Sri Lanka, Pala Pothupitiye’s first solo exhibition in India at TARQ, primarily features a suite of Pala’s celebrated maps, on both paper and canvas. This exhibition explores the process of re-crafting the ‘official’ version of maps as a consequence of the underlying geopolitics that are in constant flux and... Read more

Cratered Fiction

Soghra Khurasani 10 December 2015 - 16 January 2016 Cratered Fiction is artist Soghra Khurasani’s second solo exhibition at TARQ, and features the artist’s signature woodcut prints on paper. Her new series of prints is exhibited along with some of her earlier works that explore the beginning of themes currently pivotal to her practice. Her expansive, subtle landscapes are... Read more

measure | decipher

Pratap Morey 7 November - 5 December 2015 measure | decipher is Pratap Morey’s first solo exhibition at TARQ. Comprising several new works, measure | decipher seeks to examine the artist’s preoccupation with changing geographies of urban spaces. Pratap has lived and worked in Mumbai for the most part of his life, and has been constantly displaced by... Read more

Anatomy of Stillness

Clare Arni 30 September - 28 October 2015 Anatomy of Stillness is Clare Arni’s second solo exhibition at TARQ and features a selection of works from the artist’s career. In her vivid photographs, the artist documents South Asia’s cultural heritage, exploring the alchemy of still life through the beauties and intricacies of the region’s varying imagery. These snippets... Read more

Scapelands

8 August - 16 September 2015 An exhibition of recent works by Sonia Mehra Chawla, Scapelands examines the development of the artist’s strategies that unsettle conventional wisdom about our relationship with and within nature and take on a notion of turning inwards into a phenomenological experience of life. Based on her navigations in the Sunderbans in... Read more

Reliquaries - The Remembered Self

Suruchi Choksi, Rithika Merchant 12 March - 10 April 2015 An exhibition of recent works by Suruchi Choksi and Rithika Merchant, “RELIQUARIES” takes a closer look at how we construct and envision our pasts, both collective and personal. Through their respective processes both artists are able to uniquely capture two aspects of recollecting that are radically different, yet inextricably linked... Read more

Art Forms in Nature

Karl Blossfeldt 23 January - 28 February 2015 A photographer and professor at the Royal School of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Berlin, Karl Blossfeldt (1865–1932) is recognised for his extensive and unique photographic plant portraits, which were created to support his argument that all forms created by man, have their origins in nature. His unique photographs... Read more

The Shadow Trapper's Almanac

Tanmoy Samanta 22 November 2014 - 9 January 2015 Curated by Ranjit Hoskote, The Shadow Trapper’s Almanac, is Tanmoy Samanta’s first solo exhibition in Bombay. It features gouache paintings on rice paper and recycled book sculptures, two integral facets of his practice. Samanta’s practice explores notions traditionally associated with sculpture, including “volume and void, relief and surface, container and... Read more

Pocket Maps of the Mind

(Residues of Memory) Curated by Veeranganakumari Solanki 23 September - 7 November 2014 PRAYAS ABHINAV | NANDAN GHIYA | SONIA JOSE | PAYAL KAPADIA PRAJAKTA POTNIS | SAHEJ RAHAL | SANDUNES + WOLVES A real space, sound and visual connects with the residues of memories in individual mindscapes. The mind then delves into pockets of past and present time to create personal maps,... Read more

Reading Room

Curated by Amit Kumar Jain 8 August - 13 September 2014 FREEING THE BOOK Banoo Batliboi | Smriti Choudhary | Anne Covell | Samit Das | Meera Devidayal | Liz Fernando | Layla Gonaduwa | Kingsley Gunatillake | Radhika Hettiarachchi & Shanika Perera | Samanta Batra Mehta | Satyanand Mohan | Tanmoy Samanata | Zach Stensen | Jagath Weerasinghe | Deng... Read more

95 Mani Villa

Zishaan Akbar Latif 20 June - 19 July 2014 95 Mani Villa curated by Amit Mehra, is a personal memoir between a grandfather, Dhanji Anklesaria and his grandson, Zishaan Akbar Latif. This is the first time that this narrative will be seen in its entirety in Mumbai. These fleeting moments were captured in the last three years of Dhanji’s... Read more

One day it will come out

Soghra Khurasani 26 April - 7 June 2014 One day it will come out by Baroda based Soghra Khurasani is the artist’s first solo show. This exhibition looks into her complex practice, which revolves around her visceral reaction to the political and religious realities of being in India today. She keeps returning to the imagery of blood cells... Read more