Exhibitions
- Ways of Seeing – Madhuri KatheFor some artists abstraction is an absence of form, and for others it is a representation of the non-representational. Madhuri’s latest artistic endeavor reveals some extraordinary insights about her new series of works… Read more: Ways of Seeing – Madhuri Kathe
- Urbanesque – Vallery PuriI have witnessed the transformation of Hyderabad ever since my childhood. The changes have been rapid and drastic in the last couple of decades. I feel pangs of sadness when I see beloved,… Read more: Urbanesque – Vallery Puri
- Second Self – Trupti Joshi‘Like a ShadowI am and I am not’ – Rumi Trupti’s visual composition ‘Second Self’ explores how our shadow selves serve as constant reminders of who we are. Our shadow never betrays us;… Read more: Second Self – Trupti Joshi
Exhibited Artist
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How High 3₹150,000
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Ghosts of rocks and Banyans past₹610,000
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Second Self₹102,000
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Second Self₹171,000
From the Curator's Desk
- Art Study – Gopinath Subbanna“The world’s a stage, and we are all merely actors. This seemingly simple quote from Shakespeare brings into light how our ‘existence’ and ‘being’ is entwined amongst our daily lives, and how ‘life’ within the confines… Read more: Art Study – Gopinath Subbanna
- Why are art galleries or exhibitions an integral part of the society?Art has always been in close association with human existence to express bundles of emotion and issues. Art galleries are home to these pieces of artwork speaking histories and stories of mankind in… Read more: Why are art galleries or exhibitions an integral part of the society?
- Works of Balaji PonnaBalaji Ponna’s highly detailed canvases and smaller works on paper may seem undemanding at first. However, the artist employs clever images and snippets of text to subtly address sociopolitical issues, including those of… Read more: Works of Balaji Ponna
Recent Additions
Featured Artist - Archisman Roy
Archisman Roy has completed Graduation and Master's in Sculpture from Rabindra Bharati University. He is keen to explore the relationship between mundane objects from our surroundings and human lives. He arranges and re-arranges the objects in a way to offers a different sensory experience.
In the process, he creates surrealistic forms out of these objects which triggers emotional connections that the viewer has, with the settings. These sculptures are posed as objects of ethnographic interest. It is an attempt to build an artistic language with a layering of cultural anthropology.
The contemplative form and surface of the sculptures are deliberate acts of simultaneously reflecting on organic sensuality and objecthood. Roy uses mediums such as wood, paper mache, metal and fibreglass in his works. He lives and works in Kolkata.
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Packing₹65,000