Exhibitions
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Read more: Muse
Muse
Art is a trace of the world it exists within. When we disallow women’s observations of the world, there is something that is irrevocably lost and forgotten.
So where are the women painting women?
We put out an open call to find out, and received submissions from across the country; certainly just a fraction of the voices waiting to own and share the narrative of their bodies.Show Dates : Thursday, 7 April 2022 to Sunday, 24 April 2022
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Read more: Information Architecture™ by Kunel Gaur
Information Architecture™ by Kunel Gaur
Information ArchitectureTM is a collection of contemplative abstract sculptural works and bricolage that play upon the absence of function whilst still using all kinds of functional aesthetics, and hardware - in the way that the only purpose they are left with is to exist.
Show Dates : Thursday, 10th Feb to Sunday, 20th March 2022
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Read more: What Remains
What Remains
Without any elaboration or discussion, we asked four artists to give their own interpretation for a simple yet complex phrase: What Remains?
Featuring works by Yashwant Singh, Arshi Sayed, Bhagyashri Dange, and Roshni Bhatia
Show Dates : Thursday, 11 November 2022 to Sunday, 28 November 2022
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Read more: Scatter Brain by Too Sid
Scatter Brain by Too Sid
Show dates : Friday, 27th August 2022 to Sunday, 19 September 2022Read more -
Read more: Inflorescence by Osheen Siva
Inflorescence by Osheen Siva
Inspired by her Tamil and Dalit heritage, and fuelled by speculative fiction, Osheen Siva weaves a future universe of amalgamation and imaginations.
Show Dates : Friday, 20th August 2021 to Sunday, 12th September 2021
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Read more: Acche Din by Tyler
Acche Din by Tyler
Following a sold out debut show at Method during Mumbai Gallery Weekend 2021, Tyler returns with an Independence Day show before going on an indefinite hiatus. The show opens on 15th and runs only for a week. Featuring a new set of works and a video installation that reflect on the current state of our nation, the largely minimal works are offset by a brutal splatter of paint across the gallery.
A juxtaposition to highlight the not-so-hidden chaos masked by an artificial sheen manufactured by the state.
Show Dates : Sunday,15th August 2021 to Sunday, 22nd August 2021Read more
