Debosmita Samanta’s exhibition Bariwali draws deeply from her personal connection to "Bari"—the land-home, a space rich with memories and meaning. Inspired primarily by the women in her family, Debosmita's paintings tell stories that are both deeply personal and universally resonant. Through her work, she explores the experiences of women who perceive, own, and inhabit this home, reflecting on the profound bond between women and the spaces they call their own. Bariwali serves as a tribute to these lives, capturing the essence of the home as both a physical and emotional landscape.

Exhibition Details

Gallery : Method Kala Ghoda

Dates : 9th November - 15th December 2024.

Ansh Kumar’s exhibition, "Absolute", made up of serigraphs on paper and glass, tackles some heavy human truths but does it with a playfulness that makes your mind dance. The works flirt with abstraction and human forms in a way that messes with your sense of identity. These shapes—sometimes colliding, sometimes pulling apart—aren’t just optical illusions; they’re metaphors for how we exist in relation to each other. In true Gestalt fashion, each piece feels like it’s constantly shifting, as though you're watching the threads of society knit together and unravel all at once. The line between where "you" end and "the other" begins is always in flux.

What’s so riveting about "Absolute" is its suggestion that our identities are as fluid as the shapes we encounter. Every interaction leaves a mark, altering the whole, like a ripple in a pond. Ansh Kumar’s work here is cerebral yet so alive with movement—it’s got this tactile, almost vibrational quality that insists you consider how the human form isn’t just flesh and bone, but connection and disconnection. These works are doing more than bending lines—they’re bending the way we see ourselves, both as individuals and as part of this ever-evolving mosaic we call society.

Exhibition Details

Gallery : Method Bandra

Dates : 18th October - 21st November 2024

Timings : 8AM to 10PM, Daily

In tradition with our overall programming, our Art Mumbai presentation will feature an eclectic mix of mediums, styles and themes. Ranging from the post-urban works by respected international artists J. Demsky, Jan Kalab, Kumkum Fernando & Kunel Gaur , to the politically driven works by Mohd. Intiyaz, classic miniature inspired feminism by Gargi Chandola, a revival of the nihilistic Adarsh Balak series by Priyesh T, and works by some extremely fresh emerging talent - Darshika Singh, Revant Dasgupta and Avinda Tishan, the Method booth creates a space to discover the non-mainstream side of the art world.

Booth 37

Art Mumbai, Mahalxmi Racecourse, Mumbai

Dates : 14th - 17th Nov 2024

In 2019, Method was born.

Since the beginning, being a place where artists are free to explore, experiment, and express themselves without censorship has been at the ethos of Method. Whether it be exhibiting not-for-sale installations or highly political art, Method always done its best to align with its mission. However, this is not something we could have done without the creativity and dedication of the artists we work with. 

Portrait of a Time is a reflection of the past and the future. In this show, we present more than 40 artists we have worked with over the years and will work with in the future. For anyone who has been to Method, the show will conjure up feelings of reminiscence while also evoking something new.

Gallery : Method Kala Ghoda

Dates : 30th August to 29th September 2024