Painted Stitches, Woven Stories presents multiple connections between cloth, its makers and keepers, motifs and materiality by taking you through artworks from the Indian subcontinent starting with the 19th century until today.
A distant Place brings together works by the artist Zoya Siddiqui to examine the social and physical distance between the insider and the outsider.
The exhibition charts the life of the Bhil painter, muralist and illustrator Bhuri Bai, whose lively visual vocabulary records her experiences and travels as a contemporary artist.
This exhibition explores the work of Suresh Punjabi, a remarkable studio photographer from the central Indian town of Nagda, Madhya Pradesh, and the owner of Suhag Studio. Curated by Varun Nayar and Nathaniel Gaskell.
The exhibition features Tallur L.N.’s video work Interference, in which he captures the cleaning of a near-two-century-old carpet that once belonged to Muhammad Mahabat Khan III, the last ruling nawab of the princely state of Junagadh.
