Cartographies of Mischief reflects the unruly geographies of the artist’s studio at a moment when space itself has become precarious, insistently political, and portable. As homes and studios shrink within contemporary urban economies, these overlapping geographies reveal both comfort and constraint, spaces of belonging that demand attention. Through the works of Asma Kazi, Aditya Chadar, Cyrus Penuganti, Purnima Yaduvanshi and Supriyo Karmakar, that map terrains, interiors, and the architectures of lived experience, the exhibition reflects on how these artists inhabit, imagine, and reshape their worlds. Autobiographical in nature and shaped by lived experience, their practices reveal studios that function not only as physical spaces but as method, material, and sites of subtle mischief, where personal life and artistic intention blur into one.
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