Past
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Dreamers | सपने देखने वाले
Gurjeet Singh 8 May - 7 Jun 2025 This collection of works serves as a reflection of the artisans’ lifestyle - the works capture not just the realities of their lives, but also the emotions that Gurjeet resonated with most deeply. As an artist, a consistent theme in Gurjeet’s work has been, and continues to be the exploration... Read more -
The Spaces Between
Ahalya Rajendran 13 Mar - 26 Apr 2025 In this body of work, she captures fleeting instants, distilling them into quiet yet expansive compositions that echo her childhood, the rhythms of everyday life, and the intimate connection between nature and one’s self. Working with watercolor, acrylic, and charcoal on handmade Wasli paper, Ahalya borrows from the tradition of... Read more -
Chants from the Hollow
Shailee Mehta 9 Jan - 22 Feb 2025 Shailee Mehta’s anthologies of making are informed deeply by the incongruence and unarguable beauty that shape both the body and the land. For her, the mediums she uses perform a balancing—a bridge between idea and iteration. Drawing is quiet meditation—a mode of mark-making that collapses the distance between body and... Read more -
To Kill a Bully with Kindness
Gurjeet Singh 12 Nov - 21 Dec 2024 Words have power — so often they ‘stab like needles’. Throughout his life, Gurjeet Singh has witnessed heinous threats and queerphobic gaalis being thrown at those who defy heteronormative archetypes. Reflecting further upon related news headlines, social media slander, and anecdotes recounted by friends and relatives, Singh’s new body of... Read more
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Mind Echo
Group Show with Space Studio Baroda 12 Sep - 19 Oct 2024 T he exhibition explores the mind and body of the artist as points from where thought and affect begin and return. With a metaphor of the mind as a home, the works explore mediums inspired by nature, juxtapositions of indoors and outdoors, and everyday table conversations across marbled food and... Read more -
Drawing Dreaming
Pallavi Sen 14 Mar - 27 Apr 2024 Pallavi Sen’s paintings are perhaps best characterized as a kind of hard-edge watercolor; the term seems almost oxymoronic, unlikely. She uses watercolor against itself: where, in the watercolor works of our collective imagination, pigment should run, or drop, or flow across its substrate, she has corralled it, disciplined it. Her... Read more -
An Eye Inside
Jayeeta Chatterjee 22 Feb - 23 Mar 2024 An Eye Inside presents Jayeeta Chatterjee’s journey from an interest in interiors and architecture to her documentation of the domestic feminine politics. This evolution has been swift and serendipitous and reflected in this exhibition that combines earlier works of coloured woodcut prints and a new body of work where she... Read more -
Nakhra: Towards a sacred sensuality
Kuldeep Singh 11 Jan - 24 Feb 2024 Kuldeep Singh’s first solo exhibition in Mumbai, Nakhra: Towards Sacred Sensuality , unfolds like an alaap that never quite reaches its crescendo—enticing, elusive, and charged with a quiet, sacred eroticism. This body of work bridges two seemingly disparate yet intimately connected worlds: classical Indian dance and painting. Singh, trained as... Read more
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floor/wall
Anirudh Shaktawat 24 Nov - 23 Dec 2023 Anirudh Shaktwat’s practice is based in the Southern Aravalli ranges of Rajasthan where he lives and works. This is an area heavily mined due to its rich mineral content. It is also home to late-medieval architectural sites of interest. The region is one in which many histories collide – natural,... Read more -
Continuum (after Jitish Kallat)
60 Years of Gallery Chemould | Group Show 14 Sep - 18 Nov 2023 To celebrate the 60th anniversary of Chemould Prescott Road, we are delighted to present an exhibition titled 'Continuum' (after by Jitish Kallat) featuring 10 emerging Indian artists, opening on Thursday, 14th September 2023 at Chemould CoLab. The artworks here encompass several types of media, ranging painting, ceramics, photography, textile, metal,... Read more -
Do They See The Same Skies As We Do?
Tarini Sethi 9 Mar - 15 Apr 2023 The boundary between reality and fantasy blurs in these future worlds where leisure and introspection reign supreme. Created in direct response to the personal, political, social and ecological anxieties of the day, here artist Tarini Sethi restores balance to human relationships with each other and Nature. She draws from her... Read more -
Birth of Forgiveness
Rithika Pandey 12 Jan - 25 Feb 2023 Compared to previous bodies of work, Birth of Forgiveness displays colour palettes that have been subdued and compositions that have been scrupulously pared back. The stage we now stand before is much quieter. There is a solemnity, reverence and focus granted to the scenes that unfold. Pandey transcends the domestic... Read more
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This Is What It's Like To Be Fabulous
Gurjeet Singh 10 Nov - 30 Dec 2022 Aren’t we bigger than beauty? Don’t judge us like you would any other inanimate work of art. We’re not hanging on a wall or trapped by a frame. We’re boundless, we’re free, we’re alive. Made from discarded heaps of fabric and forgotten bits and bobs, but filled with feeling, set... Read more -
Hearts on Fire — Reflections on Parsi photography: past, present and future
Group Show 8 Sep - 15 Oct 2022 Hearts on Fire presents works by thirteen artists on the nature of Parsi identity, exploring the diverse ways in which the Parsi community has been visually represented and placing specific emphasis on contemporary images amidst shifting narratives of memory and belonging. The Parsi community has had a long and vibrant... Read more -
Remains of waste
Chemould CoLab x BODICE x India Art Fair 30 Apr - 7 May 2022 With an aim to craft a dialogue between a garment and its wearer, every Bodice piece is given movement and character through thoughtful details; something that starts from the make of the fabric itself. But what happens when the fabric is isolated from the clothing, left bare in its elemental... Read more -
Eccentric Structures / Intimate Worlds
Vinita Mungi 10 Mar - 23 Apr 2022 Their surfaces – meticulously glazed and often coated with candy-coloured slips –feature soft curves, folds, and asymmetrical forms that are inspired equally by limitless patterns in nature, socio-political concerns and formal visual enquiry. Mungi renders ideas of fluidity and spontaneity at various scales, with labyrinthine arrangements informed by the bodies... Read more
