Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke

The Outlier

VN Jyothi Basu

12 June –– 23 August, 2025
New Delhi

Variations on a Tide

Aji VN

23 May –– 26 July, 2025
Mumbai

PANG

Nicola Durvasula

22 March –– 17 May, 2025
New Delhi

Human Spirit

Christina Sucgang

13 March –– 17 May, 2025
Mumbai

Breath

Arun KS

17 January — 2 March, 2025
New Delhi

Fossils of Force

Kulpreet Singh

9 January — 6 March, 2025
Mumbai

Everness — after Jorge Luis Borges

Aji VN

20 November — 11 January, 2025
New Delhi

Indelible Black Marks

Kulpreet Singh

12 November — 27 December, 2024
Mumbai

INCARNATE

Multiple Artists

September 12 – October 10, 2024

P.R. Satheesh and Cleo Roberts-Komireddi in conversation

Saturday, April 6, 2024 | 11am — 12noon

In Conversation

P.R. Satheesh and Cleo Roberts-Komireddi

In Conversation

Saturday, April 6
11am — 12noon
Followed by Brunch

On the occasion of his solo exhibition “Terrain”, join us for a conversation that explores the evolution of P.R. Satheesh’s practice and considers both the processes and places that shape his works.

📍Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke, 101, 1st floor, Commerce House, SS Ram Gulam Marg, Ballard Estate, Fort, Mumbai 400001

Terrain

P.R. Satheesh

Exhibition

somewhere elsewhere | Sangram Majumdar

On View till March 2, 2024

CONVERSATION AND BRUNCH | SATURDAY, JANUARY 20 from 11:30 – 2pm |

Sangram Majumdar in conversation with poet John Yau

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SURFACING | Manish Nai's New Paintings

November 9 - December 28, 2023

PASSAGE | Abir Karmakar

September 14 - October 26, 2023

Mirrors Of The Mind | Buddhadev Mukherjee

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Character Art Workshop

A drawing workshop by Buddhadev Mukherjee

We are delighted to announce the Character Art Workshop, a drawing workshop by Buddhadev Mukherjee at Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke on Saturday, July 22nd, 2023 from 11am to 3:30 pm. It is inclusive of all materials for the workshop and a light lunch at the gallery.

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From the Everyday and Beyond

Ratheesh T in conversation with Srinivas Aditya Mopidevi

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Dark Terrain | Ratheesh T.

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CK Rajan: A Selected Retrospective

A conversation between Grant Watson, Anita Dube and Nicola Durvasula at Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke

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Aban Raza | "There is something tremendous about the blue sky"

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Everyday | Abir Karmakar

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RATHEESH T. IN CONVERSATION WITH SHALINI PASSI

SOSA JOSEPH

Artist Spotlight

This spotlight on Sosa Joseph is the third in a series of four spotlights on Painters in the gallery's program, by London-based curator and writer Grant Watson.

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RED II

Aban Raza, Aji V.N., Atul Dodiya, Benitha Perciyal, Buddhadev Mukherjee, Jitish Kallat, Nilima Sheikh, P.R. Satheesh, Ratheesh T., Sakshi Gupta

A number of the artists participating in the second part of the group exhibition, RED, have chosen to allude to the exhibition’s eponymous colour, rather than invoking it directly. They approach red through its traces and its complementaries, its contraries and its residues.

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RATHEESH T.

Artist Spotlight

As a gallery that has focused on the medium of Painting since its inception in 2006, Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke is recognised for the extraordinary painterly positions it represents, with practices that have emerged over the past decade. This spotlight on Ratheesh T. is the first of a series of four artist spotlights on leading painters in the program, by London-based curator and writer Grant Watson.

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ABIR KARMAKAR

Artist Spotlight

This spotlight on Abir Karmakar is the second of a series of four artist spotlights on leading painters in the program, by London-based curator and writer Grant Watson. Karmakar’s life-sized paintings are currently on view in New York for the Asia Society Triennial “We Do Not Dream Alone” cocurated by Michelle Yun Mapplethorpe and Boon Hui Tan: “The artist’s carefully researched and meticulously rendered depictions of domestic items highlight social and temporal idiosyncrasies of modern India and its legacy of colonization by the British Raj.”

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