The article highlights significant contemporary art exhibitions in India, focusing on four prominent artists and their respective shows. Gulammohammed Sheikh's extensive retrospective at the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art showcases a diverse array of more than 100 artworks, reflecting his multifaceted career. Shilpa Gupta's exhibition at Bikaner House emphasizes her innovative approach to social issues through immersive installations. Arthshila hosts a group exhibition centered on India's relationship with water, featuring various artists. Lastly, Khoj International's fundraising exhibition includes works from notable past residents, showcasing community and artistic collaboration.
Gulammohammed Sheikh's retrospective at KNMA showcases over 100 works, capturing his journey as an artist and educator since the 1960s.
Shilpa Gupta's exhibition at Bikaner House focuses on social themes like migration, presenting immersive installations such as Listening Air.
Arthshila's group exhibition explores India's connection to water through various artistic interpretations by established artists.
Khoj's exhibition-fundraiser features over 70 works from past residents, highlighting the artistic contributions of Manjot Kaur and Sahil Naik.
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