Exhibitions

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

RITES by Alida Sun is a solo exhibition that reclaims women’s erased computational heritage through code, ritual, embroidery, and care.

Rooted in her daily coding practice, the works translate hand-written software into embroidered tapestries made with women at SSMI, turning technology into solidarity and livelihood.

Integrating movement-generated code and protective mirrorwork, each piece becomes an abstract human–machine portrait and encrypted sigil, reimagining technology as a tool for collective creation and resistance.

Exhibition Details

Gallery : Method Delhi, D-59, Defence Colony, New Delhi
Dates : 11th December 2025 - 25th January 2026

Growing up with very little private space, artist Dheer Kaku found comfort in small architectural corners: terraces, gaps, and hidden edges; their clear, sharp shapes helping bring order to his inner confusion. His solo show, Unstill Life, grows from this path. The spaces portrayed in his works are more than buildings; they reflect psychological states. Each piece carries many layers, drawn, erased, and redrawn, allowing impulsive emotion to settle into careful observation. 

Dheer’s practice takes inspiration from the still-life tradition, but focuses on the difficulty of finding true stillness when the inner world is unsettled, especially considering how open, shared spaces have now disappeared from daily life. By revealing these unstable structures, his works question ideas of beauty, individualism, and permanence showing that even when one tries to remove beauty, it remains, showcasing how humans continue to find meaning and softness, even within damaged and fractured spaces.

Exhibition Dates : Thursday, 8th January - Sunday, 15th February 2026

Gallery Timings : 12 PM - 8 PM, closed on Monday & Tuesday.

Gallery : Method Kala Ghoda, 86, Nagindas Master Road, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai

Method is pleased to present Signs of Life, a new solo exhibition by multidisciplinary artist Kunel Gaur. A culmination of four series’ that Kunel has been working on, Colour Field Studies, Interface Portraits, KUMI, and Tile Assemblies, the exhibition traces the evolving space between sensorial experience and engineered form.

Exhibition Details

Gallery : Method Delhi, D-59, Defence Colony, New Delhi
Dates : 11th December 2025 - 25th January 2026

Where is Jennifer explores the absurdity and freedom that emerge from failure, following Aditiya Singh’s obsessive attempts to capture Jennifer Aniston’s presence—each one unraveling into distortion, humour, and haunted likeness. Working intuitively through pareidolia, he pulls unexpected figures from chaotic marks, treating painting as a nocturnal compulsion where colour becomes emotion and canvases hold the overflow of his inner world. The show reveals not what is seen, but what insists on being found.

Exhibition Details

Gallery : Method Kala Ghoda, Mumbai
Dates : 22nd November - 28 December 2025