Exhibitions
2024
“Arboretum at SCAD” - Savannah, Georgia, USA “Arboretum – Ebb & Flow” - Nature Morte, Mumbai2023
“Prussian Blue – Aftermath” - KNMA, Noida “Arboretum” - Nature Morte, Dhanmill, New Delhi2022
“Kochi-Muziris Biennale” - Kochi, Kerala “Pop South Asia” - Sharjah, United Arab Emirates “The Game Play – Weeping Farm + NetZero 2030” - New Delhi “Bread Winner @ 5th Biennial Contemporary Art” - Mardin, Turkey2021
“Verbal Kabaddi VII” – Waltham Forest Council - Waltham Forest Council “Conjecture” - Nature Morte, New Delhi “Farmer is a Wrestler, Lexicon of Distress” - Art at a Time Like This2020
“Kisan Mukti March” - After Hope, Asian Art Museum “Alchemist(s)” - Pearl Lam Galleries, Hong Kong “How to reappear: Through the quivering leaves of independent publishing” - MMAG Foundation for Art & Culture, Jordan
“How to Maneuver: Shape-shifting texts and other publishing tactics” - Warehouse421, Abu Dhabi “The Sundry Effect” - Bikaner House, New Delhi2019
“Bread, Circuses and I” - Nature Morte, New Delhi “Table Manners” - Palace of Independence, Astana, Kazakhstan “Lullament²” - Ludwigsburg Kunstverein, Germany “Match Fixed/ Fixed Match” - Le Tripostal, Lille, France “Double Bounce” - Pearl Lam Galleries, Singapore “Bread, Circuses & TBD” - Yorkshire Sculpture Park, United Kingdom “Farmer is a Wrestler” - Punjab Lalit Kala Akademi, Chandigarh “Lullaments” - Stir Gallery, New Delhi2018
“Collection Bureau” - IAF, New Delhi “Breaking Ground” - India Ceramics Triennale, Jawahar Kala Jendra, Jaipur “Somnium Seminibus II” - DIP Contemporary Art, Switzerland “Escape: ‘A playground of ephemerality’-Vision Exchange” - Art Gallery of Alberta, Canada “The Sculpture Park” - at Madhavendra Palace, Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur - Nature Morte2017
“Set Point_Laughing in the Vernacular” NGMA - Sakshi Gallery – Mumbai “Play, Pray” - Bikaner House, New Delhi “Bread, Circuses & You” - Art Fair, Dubai “Bread, Circuses & Wifi” - Pearl Lam Gallery, Hong Kong2016
“Walk of Life” - Level 01 - Khoj International Artists Association, Delhi
(Water) - Climate Control, The Manchester Museum, Manchester
Fed @ KCAD Galleries, Michigan “Memoir Bar” - Chatterjee & Lal, Mumbai
ABWAB - The Emotional Pavilion - Dubai Design Week, Dubai
FICA/IAF, New Delhi2015
“Walk of Life” - Of Games Residencies III - Khoj International Artists Association,
New Delhi “Games People Play” - Bhau Daji Lad Museum, Mumbai “Q : The Lighthouse” - Nature Morte, New Delhi2014
“Sparsha” - Touching the Senses, Ritual and Contemporary Indian Art”- Kunstmuseum,
Bochum2013
“Longing for Tomorrow II” - Meissen Porcelain, Residence of the German Ambassador to India, New Delhi “Q” - Famous Studios, Nature Morte, Mumbai “Windows of Opportunity” - Art Plural, Singapore2012
“Longing for Tomorrow” - Nature Morte, Berlin
“Nosturistic” - Hilger Contemporary, Vienna “Escape” - India Today Arken Museum of Modern Art, Denmark2011
“The Beautiful Game” - Thukral & Tagra Foundation - Project Booth, Art Summit,
New Delhi “Put It On, Again!” - Nature Morte, New Delhi “Escaped!… While I Was Cooking?” – Samtidigt (Concurrent) - Helsinki Art Museum, Finland
“Maximum India” - Kennedy Center, Washington DC “Indian Highway IV” - Lyon Museum of Contemporary Art, France “Paris Delhi Bombay” - Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris “Indian Highway” - Maxxi Museum, Rome “Future Pass” - Venice Biennale and Wereld Museum, Rotterdam “Science Mystery Magic” - BTAP Gallery and Tokyo Art Fair, Tokyo “Asianart: Sustain” - Nature Morte, Berlin “The Matter Within” - Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco “German Return” - Nature Morte, Gurgaon2010
“Bosedk Project” - Richmond Art Gallery, Vancouver “Low-Tech Family Vacations” - Singapore Tyler Print Institute, Singapore “Middle Class Dreams” - Arario Gallery, Seoul “Escaped!… While I Was Cooking?” – Samdigit - Gallery 5, Kulturhuset, Stockholm “Match Fixed/Fixed Match” - Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing “Inside India” - Palazzo Saluzzo di Paesana, Turin “Urban Manners 2” - SESC Pompie, Sao Paulo “PEHNO – Put it On” - Khoj-in-Context- Public Art.Ecology, New Delhi “Khoj-in-Context” - Public Art.Ecology, New Delhi2009
“Hi! I am INDIA” - Escape for the Dream Land - Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Arts 06, Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane “Escape for the Dream Land” - Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Arts 06, Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane “Chalo! India: A New Era of Indian Art” - National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul; Essl Museum, Vienna “Thukral & Tagra, 315 Sector 23, Opp Bosedk Mall” - Gallery Barry Keldoulis, Sydney “Nouveau Riche” - Nature Morte, Berlin2008
“Imaginery Realities” - Max Wigram Gallery, London “Make Art Stop AIDS” - UCLA Fowler Museum, Los Angeles “Chalo! India: A New Era of Indian Art” - Mori Art Museum, Tokyo “The Audience & the Eavesdropper” - Phillips de Pury, London and New York “Somnium Genero Cafe” - Tokyo Art Fair, Tokyo “Somnium Genero 02” - Gallery Barry Keldoulis, Sydney “New Improved Bosedk” - Chatterjee and Lal, Mumbai2007
“PINK” - Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke, Mumbai “New Delhi New Wave” - Marella Gallery, Milan “Animamix Biennial” - The Museum of Contemporary Art, Shanghai “Everyday Bosedk” - Nature Morte, New Delhi “Put it On” - Bose Pacia, New York “Adolescere-Domus” - Art Statements, Art Basel 38, Nature2006
“Global Edit 06” - Armani Casa, Wallpaper Magazine, Milan “Vector Classics” - Alliance Francaise, New Delhi “Vector Classics” - Jehangir Nicholson Gallery, NCPA, Mumbai2005
“Art which is around and behind” - Nature Morte, New Delhi
“Iconography” - Nature Morte, New Delhi2004
“Visual Dialogue” - Hype Gallery, London
BOSEDK PROJECT | 2010
In collaboration with the Vancouver Biennale the Richmond Art Gallery will present In Transition: New Art from India. India is experiencing a period of remarkable growth and transformation and its artists (like contemporary artists everywhere) are responding to these changes. With an eye on its past and a view to the future, these artists are examining the social, political, economic and religious implications of becoming a major world economy.
The exhibition will feature installation-based work by six of India’s most recognized contemporary artists: Shilpa Gupta, Reena Kallat, TV Santhosh, Sudarshan Shetty, artist collective Thukral & Tagra, and Hema Upadhyay.
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