Exhibitions

Does art even make sense? You, the viewer, make sense of it. But before you process what’s in front of you, through your personal reality, there’s a split second where art is purely stimulus being sensed by sense organs.

Show Dates : Saturday, 27th August to Wednesday, 14th September

A site-specific installation on Free Speech by C.A.T.S (Create Against The System) - an anonymous, decentralised, network of artists and activists.

Show Dates : Thursday, 18th August to Saturday, 1st October. 

Throughout his life, Intiyaz has been in the middle of various social situations and family experiences that had lasting impact on his memories and artistic sensitivity. His artwork often sheds light on crucial childhood events related to migration and marginalization. Realising many of these hardships were not unique, but often a shared reality, he started to question why injustice is overlooked as a societal norm—and why it is so hard to talk about it openly. While camouflaging high tension citizen crises, each artwork presents us with an underlying question regarding labour, production, protest, and identity.

Show Dates : Saturday, 30th July - Sunday, 7th August 2022

An in-gallery residency and exhibition by Bangalore based artist Varsha Kumar. 

By drowning out the world with multiple sensory triggers the artist attempts to enter a temporary zen state, and subsequently deploys various auto drawing techniques, letting the ink flow to create the work.

Show Dates : Saturday, 16th July - Sunday, 7th August 2022

Zahra Amiruddin's solo exhibition, A Summer Slumber, is a culmination of a collective stream of consciousness, brought upon by the change of patterns, self-reflection, and growth. The photographs are shifting memories, moving between the past and the present through digital and analogue imagery, and multiple videos. 

Show Dates:

Sunday, 15th May - Wednesday, 15th June 2022