Events

Gallery Espace presents the works of Ishita Chakraborty and Sharad Sonkusale, two young artists who explore the world of nuance between black and white.

Gallery Espace’s presentation for TAP 4X is a photo series by Anuj Ambalal. Shot inside antique dealers’ warehouses on an old 35 mm Pentax camera as well as a digital camera, they depict an assortment of miscellaneous objets d’art – ceramic animal figurines arranged in neat rows in glass display cabinets; tulip-shaped vases held up by cherubs; busts of clowns with exaggerated smiles; ruddy-cheeked English boys and women in Victorian gowns and bonnets; balustrades with intricate designs, carved wooden pillars and hand-painted doors; vintage radio sets and old table clocks; and even a life-size lion standing on a table.

In her drawing-based practice, Chitra Ganesh brings to light narrative representations of femininity, sexuality, and power that are typically absent from canons of literature and art.

Famed Indian artist Gulammohammed Sheikh speaks about painting and his fascination with miniature paintings, and evolving the tradition of the Rajasthani portable temple known as the kavad.

“A Collector’s Journey” with Art Collector Udit Bhambri in conversation with Founder-Director of Gallery Espace, Renu Modi

Gallery Espace presents ‘An online lecture – The Challenge of Abstraction, By Ranjit Hoskote’. The talk is being held in conjunction with ‘Abstract Notations ‘, an online exhibition curated by Jesal Thacker.