Exhibitions

  1. Read more: Not What You Saw by Keerthana Kunnath
    Not What You Saw by Keerthana Kunnath

    Not What You Saw by Keerthana Kunnath

    Triennial of Photography Hamburg 2026

    Curated by Sahil Arora, Method

    In Not What You Saw, Keerthana Kunnath turns her lens toward a community that remains largely absent from both photographic representation and public imagination: female bodybuilders in Kerala, South India. Through a series of carefully constructed portraits, Kunnath follows women whose bodies challenge deeply embedded cultural expectations of femininity, beauty, and gendered behaviour. Yet the work is not concerned with spectacle. Instead, it asks what becomes visible when we look beyond the assumptions that shape our first glance.

    Exhibition Details

    Gallery : Q.E.D (fka Galerie Melike Bilir), Hamburg, Germany
    Dates : On view until 15th July)

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  2. Read more: SLOW ROT
    SLOW ROT

    SLOW ROT

    “In this, it’s true: that which makes iron
    Makes roses makes saints makes rapists
    Makes the decay of a tooth and a nation.” Charles Bukowski in “in this –”.

    Slow Rot withers into the Grotesque, an artistic style that warps reality to expose its more sinister aspects. The grotesque is a confrontation with the frailty of selfhood rather than just a reflection of the monstrous.

    Exhibition Details

    Gallery : Method Delhi
    Dates : 9 May Onwards

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  3. Read more: FRICTION
    FRICTION

    FRICTION

    FRICTION is a counter-institution that opens at Method Kala Ghoda on April 18. A record store, an art repository, a library and a cultural laborato...
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  4. Read more: POINTS OF CONT(ACT) BY SEHAJ MALIK
    POINTS OF CONT(ACT) BY SEHAJ MALIK

    POINTS OF CONT(ACT) BY SEHAJ MALIK

    In Points of Cont(act), Sehaj Malik attempts to construct a system in which the body is both instrument and particle. It is an active agent entering, testing, and reconfiguring the space it inhabits. The exhibition unfolds as a set of charged interactions between organism and architecture, gesture and surface, instruction and exhaustion.

    Gallery : Method Delhi
    Dates : 28th March - 17th April 2026

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  5. Read more: Woke Up A DInosaur by Vinayak Sarwankar
    Woke Up A DInosaur by Vinayak Sarwankar

    Woke Up A DInosaur by Vinayak Sarwankar

    Vinayak Sarwankar invites you to rediscover the boundless wonder of childhood through his debut solo exhibition “Woke Up a Dinosaur”, curated by Anica Mann, at Method Kala Ghoda. The show opens on February 28th, offering a poignant exploration of memory, movement, and the imaginative worlds we leave behind, and those we can still reclaim.

    Exhibition Details

    Gallery : Method Kala Ghoda
    Dates : 28 Feb - 5 Apr 2026

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  6. Read more: Method x ARCO Madrid 2026
    Method x ARCO Madrid 2026

    Method x ARCO Madrid 2026

    Home is a paradox: a promised sanctuary of safety and freedom, yet increasingly eroded by the forces that surround it. War reduces houses to rubble, urbanisation erases neighbourhoods and the histories they hold, and the pervasive gaze of surveillance follows us inside what was meant to be private. At Method's booth for ARCO Madrid 2025, four artists trace this broken promise. Sajid Wajid Shaikh's fractured concrete grill exposes vulnerability pushing through structures meant to be permanent; Shamir Iqtidar's intimate paintings reveal affection surviving under the watch of prying eyes; Ammama Malik's veiled figure occupies the unseen margins where women navigate constraint and defiance; and Syed Ali Sarvat Jafri's sculptures, built from salvaged bricks, carry the weight of homes and histories that refuse erasure. Together, they construct a vision of home as it truly is today: fragile, watched, contested, yet still a site where tenderness and memory persist.


    Fair Details

    ARCO Madrid, 2026
    Booth No : 90P13
    Dates : 4th - 8th Merch 2026
    Location : IFEMA Madrid, Spain

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