CURRENT EXHIBITS [26]

Project 88 is pleased to announce Mahesh Baliga’s third solo exhibition, The Caucus Race, following two solo exhibitions with the gallery in 2009 and 2010.The Caucus Race makes reference to the illusory race in Lewis Carroll’s Alice in the Wonderland.“Thoughts appear according to one’s own wishes and seem to stop at their own will, and they are in a race with each other where no one wins or...   [more]

Opening: May 10th, 2012   11:00 AM - 7:00 PM

‘The WhyNot Place’ residency programme is a unique art residency organized by Religare Art. Held within the gallery spaces at Religare Art in New Delhi India, this residency brings together emerging and mid-career artists across different media and sensibilities. The residency is intended as a process studio that enables each artist to further their own conceptual and aesthetic sensibilities with...   [more]

Opening: May 23rd, 2012   6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

When the history of art parts company with the history of images, the power is with the images – and art becomes just a small thing. David FreedbergThe Power of Images (1989) For the gang of five, in this exhibition, art is a big thing - for them: art packs a punch. The works selected for this show, reflect upon the instinctive understanding that art is about the power of images - and that it...   [more]

Opening: May 11th, 2012   6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

The Guild Art Gallery is pleased to present Onlookers, first ever solo exhibition of Ashutosh Bhardwaj previewing on Thursday, June 14. Onlookers addresses the artist’s ongoing concerns with the agency involved in establishing clichés, stereotypes or ‘the general view’. The artist implies that given the plethora of communicative possibilities and the omnipresence of social and tra...   [more]

Opening: June 14th, 2012   7:00 PM - 9:30 PM

In keeping with the re-invention of the physical space, the inaugural exhibition, opening on May 23, 2012 is titled Reconstructing (White)3 and is curated by Himali Singh Soin. The show will include nine 1 x 1 x 1 white cubes, interpreted by some of the edgiest names from the Indian art world, including Hema Upadhyay, Mithu Sen, Abir Karmarkar, Prajakta Potnis, Gautam Bhatia, Zuleikha Chaudhari,...   [more]