Inheritance of a Feeling offers a contemplative space where personal and collective histories converge. It gestures toward healing, not as a destination, but as a process shaped by looking inward, remembering deeply, and feeling fully.

Exhibition Details

Gallery : Method Kala Ghoda
Dates : 16th May - 15th June 2025

In You're Growing On Me, Shivangi Kalra presents a deeply personal yet universally resonant exploration of memory, architecture, and social dynamics. Through intricate oil paintings, she reconstructs the interiors of a bygone Delhi—one where grand homes and lavish gatherings masked the silent struggles of those within. Her works unravel the nostalgia of an opulent past while questioning the hierarchies and unspoken tensions embedded in these domestic spaces. Voices emerge through texture, color, and detail—some hushed, some demanding to be heard. As the city grows and transforms, so do its stories. What lingers? What fades? And what, despite it all, refuses to let go?

Gallery : Method Kala Ghoda
Dates : 1 Mar - 30 Mar 2025

Lip Service to the Transcendental by Darshika Singh opens tomorrow (9th Jan) as part of Mumbai Gallery Weekend.

Darshika’s new series explores rhythm and repetition, transforming the fixed into the fluid. Imperfect gestures bend to whim, memory, and fantasy, evolving like genes—adapting, mutating, and proliferating.

Through layered structures and intuitive play, her work captures an atmosphere that extends beyond the canvas, seeking the "truth of the moment." Stripped to its essence, this series invites deeper engagement with the Self.

Gallery : Method Kala Ghoda

Dates : 9th Jan - 16th Feb 2025

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

Opens November 9th 2024.

The Future Will Remember explores the construction of memory in times of tragedy, challenging the increasingly digital nature of our justice landscapes with documentation in sculptural artifacts for future ancestors. A disruption to epistimicide, an entombment of truths, millienium objects for an archive of struggle. In the language of archaeology it attempts to document aspects of current conflict to confront systems that withhold accountability or representation where history is recorded, erasure is attempted, and distortion is perpetrated.

Venue : Method Kala Ghoda

Dates : 7th July - 12th August 2024