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Pulp Society presents Things Are Not As They Seem, a solo exhibition by Manuja Waldia, marking her debut in Delhi. The artwork at the exhibition reflects a larger backdrop shaped by ecological collapse, conflict, and a growing sense of spiritual dissonance, conditions tied to systems of excess, individualism, and constant consumption. At its core, the … Continued
August 8-October 9, 2026
Pulp Society, Okhla Industrial Estate, New Delhi
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Experimenter presents Raihan – Ghatak – Tarkovsky, a solo exhibition by Naeem Mohaiemen. The exhibition marks the Kolkata premiere of Mohaiemen’s new film A Missing Can of Film (2025), exploring filmmaker Zahir Raihan’s legacy and cinema’s role in Bangladesh’s Liberation War. Across film and works on paper, the exhibition brings together transnational histories of the … Continued
August 4-October 10, 2026
Experimenter – Hindustan Road, Kolkata
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Experimenter presents the second iteration of Lone Runner’s Laboratory, a solo exhibition by Prabhakar Pachpute featuring sculptures and paintings. Drawing on the artist’s long-term engagement with mining landscapes, agricultural sites, and conversations with workers and activists, the exhibition reflects on individual quest and systemic exploitation, exploring the emotional, psychological, and social conditions of contemporary life … Continued
July 17-October 17, 2026
Experimenter Outpost, Alipore Museum, Kolkata
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Vida Heydari Contemporary presents Where the Body Begins, a three-part exhibition featuring 46 Pune-born and Pune-based artists. Unfolding through Memory, Nature, and Body, the exhibition explores how the body is shaped by memory, place, environment, labour, and lived experience. Where the Body Begins: Memory (8 August – 12 September) explores how memory is carried through … Continued
August 8-November 21, 2026
Vida Heydari Contemporary, Koregaon Park, Pune
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Hamburger Bahnhof presents, What Still Holds, Shilpa Gupta’s solo exhibition that centerstages the work titled, Truth, situated at the intersection of language, power, and control. The exhibition includes oversized letters alongwith artworks that question the mechanisms that preserve or obscure truth, and the sculptural installations reveal collective progress that depends on protecting and interrogating truths. … Continued
March 27, 2026-January 3, 2027
Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum of Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany
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The Museum of Art & Photography (MAP), Bengaluru presents Beneath the Turning Sky, its second permanent exhibition, which explores these questions and more. Featuring artworks across time periods, regions, and mediums, it draws from multiple threads within the collection and explores how humans have sought to make sense of the world, by reflecting on how … Continued
January 17, 2026-December 1, 2029
MAP, 22, Kasturba Road, Shanthala Nagar, Ashok Nagar, Bangalore, India
