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Established in March 2022 by Atyaan Jungalwala, Chemould CoLab is an extension program of Chemould Prescott Road that focuses on supporting emerging artists at an early stage of their careers. The program operates as a part-time residency through the months of May-September, where a pair or trio of artists are invited to live and work … Continued
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Artist Nilima Sheikh welcomes us into her home and studio in Baroda, where painting becomes a way of carrying stories across time, place, and memory.
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From art and architecture to hidden gems – our insider guide to India’s ‘City of Dreams’
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WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR? If you are: A fast-thinking, approachable and adaptable person A dynamic communicator proficient in both English and Hindi Keen to learn about South Asian Art, Culture and Design through a research-intensive curated training programme Someone who can move about 10k-20k steps a day (not joking!) Available from 9 … Continued
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Chemould Prescott Road presents Asymmetrical Synthesis, a solo exhibition by Prabhakar Kolte, curated by Jesal Thacker. The exhibition brings together Kolte’s recent paintings alongside writings, poems, lectures and archival videos, offering a glimpse into the artist’s creative journey. Through these works, the artist explores the coexistence of contrasting ideas without seeking balance or resolution. Find … Continued
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Chemould Prescott Road was founded as Gallery Chemould in 1963, and is one of the oldest commercial art galleries in India. In 2007, the gallery moved from its original home at Jehangir Art Gallery to spacious new premises on Prescott Road in Bombay. Since 1988, its robust contemporary exhibition programme spans younger, mid-career and senior … Continued
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Goa-based artist, Shailee Mehta, opens up about slowing down, claiming space and defying the male gaze–one painting at a time
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One of India’s most significant painters, Anju Dodiya gives us a glimpse of her deeply private life and work in this BMW Artist Film
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Shireen Gandhy, gallerist at Chemould Prescott Road in Mumbai, recounts the friendship between her mother and S.H. Raza nurtured through letters — one that inspired her own journey in art.
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Founder of Cymroza Art Gallery, Dr. Pheroza Godrej looks back at Bombay of the '60s — and the history of the gallery as a first-of-its-kind meeting ground for artists, writers, musicians and a new Indian imagination
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From pioneering modernists to wildly innovative contemporary artists, we explore 10 essential textile artists who have been weaving wonders in cloth from India and South Asia
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Performance and mixed media artist Mithu Sen on what fuels her feminism — and how she learned to love the colour pink
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Take a look inside L.N. Tallur's workshop to find out how he executes his masterful, large-scale works, using industrial materials to update craft traditions
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Chemould Colab presents, Almost Known, the first solo exhibition of works by Pushpa Kumari. The works in the exhibition were made during Kumari’s 2025 Summer–Monsoon Residency cycle at Chemould Colab where she spent time exploring sensitivity as a force beyond identity through her practice. Working with mediums such as ink, watercolour and pencil, she shapes … Continued
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The exhibition, The Last Rust, featuring installations by Archana Hande reassembles detritus from the Gujari flea market, a nomadic Sunday bazaar in India, to create a museum of totemic symbols, and giving the third-hand materials a second life. The once-discarded sickles, dumbbells, sieves, scissors, and knives are brought together to form emblems, insignias, and towers. … Continued
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Chemould Precott Road presents What Do Birds Dream at Dusk, a solo exhibition featuring the works of Mithu Sen. The show explores blindness not as a medical state but as a political condition—shaped by selective seeing, curated truths, and collective denial. In a world where media edits reality, where militarism frames vision, and where comfort replaces … Continued