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From: 13th to 19th May 2025
“THREAD STORIES”
Second Edition
Solo Show of artworks by eminent artist Alka Rode
VENUE
Jehangir Art Gallery
161-B, M. G. Road
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400 001
Timing: 11am to 7pm
Contact: +91 8888663088, +91 9011081215
From May 13 to 19, 2025, Mumbai’s iconic Jehangir Art Gallery will host ‘Thread Story’, a solo exhibition by Pune-based eminent artist and designer Alka Rode Held in Gallery No. 3 and open daily from 11 AM to 7 PM, the exhibition invites viewers into a world where fabric, thread, and design converge to tell powerful, textured stories.
This show was inaugurated on 13th May 2025 by distinguished Design Educator and Calligrapher Hon. Dr. Santosh Kshirsagar former Dean of J.J. institute of Applied of Art, Mumbai
Alka Rode, a trained graphic designer and fine artist, moves beyond the boundaries of traditional media in this compelling collection. Using fabric scraps and running stitches, she constructs compositions that are not only visually engaging but emotionally resonant. Her work represents a unique synthesis of art and craft — transforming everyday materials into a narrative language that is both personal and universally relatable.
A defining feature of Thread Story is Alka’s extraordinary ability to see potential in the discarded. Small, seemingly non-useful pieces of used clothing — often overlooked as scraps — are placed thoughtfully on the canvas, each stitch guided by her artistic vision. What begins as waste in the eyes of many becomes a meaningful and intricate composition under her hands. That transformation, from ordinary to extraordinary, is the quiet magic of Alka Rode’s artistry.
At the heart of Thread Story lies an exploration of womanhood. Alka portrays the feminine experience through multiple lenses — from divine archetypes to the contemporary woman — each piece offering a new perspective on identity, strength, and emotion. These themes are expressed not through paint or pencil, but through layers of fabric stitched together with deliberate care, giving each artwork a tactile and intimate dimension.
In addition to thematic portraits, the exhibition features a series of abstract compositions. These works reflect Alka’s keen design sensibility, honed through years of experience and formal education, including a G.D. Art, an Art Teacher Diploma, and an M.A. in Fine Arts. Her command over color theory, texture, and visual rhythm is evident throughout the show. Each stitch becomes a mark of continuity, connection, and contemplation — turning fragments into wholes, silence into conversation.
“The thread is my line, and fabric is my medium,” Alka explains. “What I create is not just an image — it’s a visual story stitched together with thought and emotion.”
Thread Story is more than an exhibition — it is an invitation to see art through a new lens, where thread carries meaning and fabric holds memory. The show stands as a bold example of innovation in contemporary Indian art, offering a sensory and symbolic experience that resonates long after the viewer has left the gallery.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5A8HFrweYDk
‘Thread Story’: A Unique Visual Language Woven from Fabric and Thread
22nd – 28th April 2025
“Landscapes of the Soul”
An Exhibition of Paintings by JESAL DALAL, HEMALI SHAH
VENUE:
Nehru Center Art Gallery
Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli, Mumbai 4000018
Timing: 11am to 7pm
Contact: +91 99250 36131 / +91 96628 36342
Landscapes of the Soul: A Journey Through Art with Jesal Dalal & Hemali Shah
If you’re in Mumbai between April 22 and 28, make some time to step into a space that offers more than just art on walls. Landscapes of the Soul, a two-woman show by artists Jesal Dalal and Hemali Shah, is opening at the Nehru Centre Art Gallery, Worli, and it promises to be an experience of quiet beauty and deep reflection.
This isn’t your typical art exhibition. Jesal and Hemali, though very different in style, come together with a shared intent: to express the unspoken — those silent emotions, fleeting thoughts, and inner landscapes we all carry but often can’t describe. Their work doesn’t shout for attention. Instead, it gently pulls you in.
JESAL DALAL
Jesal’s art feels like a breath of fresh air — or more accurately, like standing alone in a wide open space, surrounded by nature, and finally hearing yourself think. Using watercolours as her main medium, she leans into subtle hues, soft brushwork, and the play of light. Her paintings don’t just show you a scene; they ask you to feel it. Interestingly, Jesal didn’t start out as an Artist. She dabbled in architecture and interior design before discovering that painting was her real calling. Mostly self-taught, her artistic path has taken her across India and even to international exhibitions. Whether it’s the way she uses chiaroscuro for emotional depth or the way she lets form dissolve into the atmosphere, her work speaks of introspection and the search for peace.
Her paintings are not about specific places. They’re about states of mind.
HEMALI SHAH
Hemali’s journey with art began with Disney cartoons, but today, she’s painting nature through a lens of realism touched by emotion. Her background in Fine Arts, especially her time at C. N. Vidyalaya, gave her the foundation to grow, but it’s her connection to the natural world that fuels her creativity. Working primarily in watercolours, Hemali blends technical skill with a personal colour palette that’s uniquely hers. Her pieces often reflect the way she sees the world — not just what’s there, but what it means. There’s something deeply grounded in her work, yet you can feel her heart in every brushstroke. For her, painting is more than a craft. It’s a way of life, a perspective shift, and a means of becoming more aware and compassionate.
Landscapes of the Soul is about more than showcasing art — it’s about creating a space for emotion, reflection, and connection. Jesal and Hemali don’t just paint what they see; they paint what they feel, and in doing so, they give us permission to feel too. Whether you’re an art lover, a creative soul, or someone who simply needs a break from the city’s noise, this exhibition offers something rare — silence, softness, and space to just be.
The show was inaugurated on 22nd April 2025 by Honourable Guests – Amol Pawar, Nishikant Palande ( Renowned Artists), Sumeet Rajani (Director – Art Gallery Edgewise Ventures P.Ltd), Augustine Chalissery(Founder & CEO SystemsIntegra) among others.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/OvPFUfVziTA
LANDSCAPES OF THE SOUL An Exhibition of Paintings by JESAL DALAL, HEMALI SHAH in Nehru Centre Art Gallery
From: 21st to 27th April 2025
“Cascade of Shades”
Solo Show of Paintings by well-known artist Ragini Sinkar
VENUE:
Jehangir Art Gallery
161-B, M.G. Road
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001
Timing: 11am to 7pm
Contact: +91 99226 20155
Cascade of Shades : A creative journey of the blend of colors, tones, and textures
There are paintings that capture your sight and then there are those that quietly enter your thoughts, linger in your imagination, and bloom with every passing moment. Cascade of Shades, a solo exhibition by Ragini Sinkar, belongs to the latter. Every painting in this series bridges gap between imagination and perception.
This show was inaugurated on 21st April 2025 by Honourable Guests Achyut Palav(Master Calligrapher and Designer, Pamashree 2025),Ashok Dugade(Chairman & Managing Trustee, Saturday Club),Sanjay Deore(Managing Director, SKD Consultants Pvt. Ltd.) among others.
Each canvas in Cascade of Shades feels alive with motion—not in the literal sense, but in how it unfolds across time and mood. A painting seen in morning light might feel entirely different by dusk. These are not static pieces, they evolve with the viewer.
Built with translucent layers, subtle contrasts, and a keen eye for harmony, Ragini’s abstract compositions explore the delicate bridge between perception and imagination. Her work invites you to pause, to reflect, to lose and perhaps find yourself within shifting tones and textures.
A graduate of Sir J.J. School of Art, Ragini completed her A.T.D. in 1998 with first rank, followed by a B.F.A. in Drawing and Painting in 2002. Over the years, her work has been exhibited at some of Mumbai’s most prestigious galleries, including multiple solo and group shows at Jehangir, Nehru Centre, and Cymroza Art Gallery.
Her achievements include awards for design, object drawing, portraiture, sketching, and collage, and she has actively contributed to the Indian art scene through platforms such as the Art Society of India, Camlin Art Foundation, Bombay Art Society, and several women-led exhibitions.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/frC-MKlg4hc
CASCADE OF SHADES Solo Show of Paintings by Ragini Sinkar in Jehangir Art Gallery
From; 16th to 22nd April 2025
MOMENTS…
An Exhibition of Photographs by Kabeer Ramesh
VENUE:
Jehangir Art Gallery
(Terrace Gallery)
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400 001
Timing: 11am to 7pm.
Contact: +91 9920072573
Moments…a solo photo-art exhibition by Kabeer Ramesh at the Jehangir Art Gallery from 16-22 April 2025
This show was inaugurated on 16th April 2025 by Professor Gautam Gawali, (Pro VC Amity University) Kabeer Ramesh Professor SM Michael (Director Indian Institute of Culture Mumbai and renowned abstract artist Vilas Shinde in the presence of Photographer Kabeer Ramesh’s students, Miss. Pradnya , Professor Abhinaya Ramesh, international visitors from Rome, Girl students (Seating)
Photo artist Kabeer Ramesh comes with one more solo exhibition of his photographs at the prestigious Jehangir Art Gallery. His previous exhibitions were ‘Frozen in Times’, (Jehangir, 2023); ‘Every Picture has a Story’ (Niyta Art Gallery); and ‘Enduring Imprints’ (Nehru Centre). The ‘Moments’, as he titles the present exhibition, captures his creative moments, depicting a variety of subjects drawn from broad experiences resulting from travels to European museums, landscapes and other locations. This attempt at memorializing the monumental achievements of humanity, inscribed in stone, depicts human resolve in achieving the unachievable: the London Bridge and the skyscrapers, among others; at the same time, the melancholy and enigma of bondage and yearning for freedom are present in his photos of statues. Thus, Kabeer’s photo art offers sensitive explorations into the complex human condition: a deep yearning for freedom and unavoidable bondage. Some of his works are presented in the black and white scheme: the Taj Mahal, the London Bridge, the dilapidated urban habitat, and the harsh conditions of life. This offers both an archaic presence and its fleeting, fading passage. Kabeer is fascinated with the many shades and moods of the sky. The sky at different times of the day and night presents multiple possibilities; even the darkness, that is the absence, offers glimpses of potential. Portraits in Kabeer’s work of people from everyday walks of life present many orientations to the given: some present deep anguish, while others show contentment even amidst the uncertain. Kabeer’s work offers many ways of seeing and visualizing.
MOMENTS… An Exhibition Of Photographs By Kabeer Ramesh In Jehangir Art Gallery
From: 15th to 21st April 2025
“Realms of Peace – IV
Solo Show of Paintings
By Well-known artist Bhaskar Singha
VENUE:
Jehangir Art Gallery
161-B, M.G.. Road,
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400 001
Timing: 11am to 7pm
Contact: +91 9811686338
Email: bhaskarsingha@gmail.com
Realms of Peace – IV : The Meditative Art of Bhaskar Singha
The world of art is often seen as a sanctuary—an alternate realm where beauty, thought, and emotion converge. Few artists embody this idea more completely than Bhaskar Singha, whose upcoming solo exhibition, “Realms of Peace – IV,” promises to be both a visual and spiritual journey.
The exhibition was inaugurated on Tuesday, 15th April 2025 by Sudipto Sen, noted film director of The Kerala Story and Bastar; Mr. Mohan Thombre, retired IAS officer; Mrs. Sujata Bali of Miran Production, Mr. Rakesh Gupta, Director of Routes 2 Roots NGO; and Mr. Sujit Das, Executive Vice President – Creative, Turmeriq.
Bhaskar Singha is not merely a painter—he is a seeker, a chronicler of life’s simplicity, and a spiritual explorer. Over the last 28 years, he has developed a unique visual language, initially through watercolour, and later through acrylic on canvas. His early watercolours are noted for their distinct layering technique—ten to twelve translucent washes that often resemble stencil work or the wax resist textures of batik.
As his journey progressed, so did his themes. Singha often chooses issue-based subjects—child labour, devotion, psychology, Sanatan philosophy—transforming them into meditative reflections on canvas. His deep connection with the Ramakrishna Mission infused his art with a stronger spiritual dimension, and the influence of Sanatan Sanskriti became increasingly central to his work.
Singha’s artworks are rich in symbolism and atmosphere. One can sense the cool breeze on a beach, the rustling of leaves, or the searing heat of a summer day—each natural element crafted with emotional nuance. In works like ‘Youth,’he portrays the fire and competitive spirit of young people across genders, highlighting the evolving roles of women in society. In another series, inspired by the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, he created pieces such as ‘Run for Clean India,’ capturing the ripple effect of one individual’s actions in inspiring community change.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5DRdVHRa1vw
Realms Of Peace – IV Solo Show Of Paintings By Well-Known Artist Bhaskar Singha
15th to 21st April 2025
“How to Disappear Completely”
Solo Show of Paintings by contemporary master painter Amit Gautam
VENUE:
Jehangir Art Gallery
161-B, M.G. Road
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400 001
Timing:11am to 7pm.
Contact:+91 7983017587
Amit Gautam, a distinguished visual artist, is celebrated for his exceptional command over the watercolor medium—a form both fluid and elusive, requiring a rare finesse. A postgraduate from National Institute of Design, Amit brings a unique take on contemporary art.
His works have been showcased across prominent galleries both in India and internationally, including the Fall Brook Art Centre, Middletown Arts Centre, Mooresevevilla Arts Centre, Pryor Art Gallery, and the Michelson Museum of Art in the United States.
Watercolor, by its very nature, demands both patience and precision. To coax such a mercurial medium into form is an art in itself—and in Gautam’s work, viewers are treated to a masterclass in this delicate balance. His portraits, the highlight of this exhibition, are imbued with quiet intensity and a profound sensitivity to human expression. Faces in his paintings do not merely exist—they speak, they reveal, they evoke.
Gautam’s fascination with the human condition—particularly the nuances of the face—forms the emotional core of his artistic journey. The human figure has remained a consistent theme in his explorations, serving both as subject and metaphor. In his portraits, each face becomes a narrative—etched in color, shadow, and silence.
This exhibition is not a declaration, but an invitation—to experience the poetic drama of light and pigment, of flowing color harnessed within form. The works are as unrestrained as they are composed—a celebration of color, contemplation, and craft.
His paintings strike a rare harmony between conceptual precision and expressive freedom.
The exhibition is open to all, from 11 AM to 7 PM daily, and admission is free of charge. Art connoisseurs and enthusiasts alike are warmly invited to witness this exquisite confluence of technique and soul, and to immerse themselves in a visual experience that is both profound and poetic.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/X1rCNUoxpc0
How To Disappear Completely Solo Show Of Paintings By Contemporary Master Painter Amit Gautam In Jehangir Art Gallery
From: 9th April to 20th April 2025
Artvista Gallery
Presents
“Prarambha”
A Group Exhibition of Paintings by 55 talented, renowned artists from across the country.
VENUE:
Artvista Gallery – Fort, Kala Ghoda 400 001
5, Deval Chambers,
Ground Floor, Nanabhai Lane
Near Hutatma Chowk, Mumbai 400001.
Timing: 11am to 7pm.
Contact: +91 9594103077
Art Vista- an art promotional institute in Mumbai has launched its new art gallery called Artvista gallery which will be ceremoniously opened on 9th April 2025 at 5, Deval Chambers, Ground Floor, Nanabhai Lane Near Hutatma Chowk, Mumbai 400001. It is the brain child of Kirti.Gaikwad- the owner of Art Vista
PRAARAMBHA – The Beginning
A new art gallery has started its art journey in the field of visual arts – propagation and promotion on 9th April 2025 at a venue in South Mumbai. It was ceremoniously inaugurated at 5, Deval Chambers, Ground Floor, Nanabhai Lane, Fort, Mumbai 400001 by Hon. Dilip Ranade(Eminent Artists), Prakash Bal Joshi(Renowned Artist) in presence of several art lovers, promoters, and collectors along with common viewers.
Kirti Gaikwad of Art Vista has envisaged to launch this venture and thereby render her debut exhibition via this art gallery towards propagation and promotion of obscure talent in the various areas of our country from rural and urban environments having diverse social and cultural backgrounds.
Kirti Gaikwad has been in the lime light since 2012 in the present art world as an organizer / curator of group art shows, solo shows and various art activities like camps, workshops, art demo’s ets at several important venues at Mumbai, Thane, New Delhi, etc. She has always been active and keen in her intentions to promote such talented but obscure artists with diverse background by encouraging and motivating them to showcase their artworks in different mediums and techniques in art exhibition along with senior and master artists in the art world in order to reach the prospective art collectors and buyers on a global level. She has envisaged to own this new art gallery with this has envisaged to own this new art gallery with this motivation only and as a result, planned to limit the size of artworks to be displayed in this debut show to 12 x 12 inches in any medium and style. In all 55 talented and contemporary renowned artists in rural and urban areas of our country having diverse backgrounds as well as social and cultural strata of society shall present their artworks in this unique art show and thereby reach genuine buyers and art collectors in the present art world. It is therefore a golden opportunity for all to enjoy various artworks made by these talented artists along with those presented by master, senior artists in this field under one roof and enjoy their ethnic hues leading to their warm response and applauds.
Participating Artists in this exhibition are: –
Abhisha Pradhan, Ajay Samir, Ajinkya Naik, Akanksha Thakur, Amit Kumbhar, Anand Dabli, Anand C. Shinde, Ashok Hinge, Asif Shaikh, Bharat Bhandari, Bhiva Punekar, Brij Mohan Arya, Deepak Sonar, Dinkar Jadhav, Gopal Pardeshi, Jayshree Savani, Kailas Malkhede, Kappari Kishan, Keshav Raut, Kiran Hotkar, Kiran Varikilla, Kumar Gaikwad, Madhu Karuva, Manish Rao, Manoj Das, Moni Patil, Nahesh Ghodke, Nilesh Khare, Nilesh Nikam, Nuril Bhosale, Pallavi Hotkar, Prabindar Lal, Pramod Gaikwad, Purvi Shukla, Priyanka Guralle, Raghu Neware, Rahul Mhetre, Rahul Wagh, Ravindra Pawar, Ravindra Toravane, Rupali Yogesh Sutar, Sanjay Tikkal, Sachin Sagare, Sandesh Khule, Sandeep Ghule, Sneha Alaskar, Shailesh Gurav, Sonali Iyanger, Supriya Amber, Shrikant Kadam, Taslim Jamal Sona, Trupti Joshi, Vidya Sagar Singh, Vijay Jain, Vikas Malhara, Vimal Chand, Vivek Nimbolkar, Yashwant Shirwadkar,Yogesh Sutar.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gc0_N0vJ5x4
PRARAMBHA Opening Ceremony Of New Art Gallery – Artvista At Fort, Mumbai
From: 8th to 14th April 2025
“DESERT ELEGANCE”
An Exhibition of Paintings & Sculptures
By well-known artists Anushka Varekar, Santaji Chougale, Yogesh Majgaonkar
VENUE:
Jehangir Art Gallery
Auditorium Hall,
161-B, M. G. Road
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001
Time: 11am to 7pm
Contact: +91 98604 14585 / +91 98508 35507 / +91 86055 58882
DESERT ELEGANCE
A group art exhibition showcasing the recent paintings and sculptures by 3 contemporary well-known artists – Anushka Satyajeet Varekar, Santaji Chougale, Yogesh Majgaonkar have been displayed in Jehangir Art Gallery, Auditorium Hall, M. G. Road, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai from 8th to 14th April 2025. Between 11am to 7pm.
This show was inaugurated on 8th April 2025 by Honorable Guests Walter Vieira, Mrs.Celine Vieira, Mr. Sarosh Karani, Mrs. Geeta Karani, Promod Kamble(Eminent Artist), Mr. Surendra Jagtap(Renowned Artist) among others
Anushka Satyajeet Varekar – Sangli
She hails from Sangli and had her art education upto G.D. Arts followed by Diploma in Art Education at Kalavishwa Mahavidyalaya Sangli. Anushka Varekar has highlighted the subtle nuances of Rajasthani culture, heritage and social life prevailing there in her expressive style of realism. The Rajasthani culture, the people there, the expressions on their faces, their colorful attire, when they come out of their shells onto the canvas, captivates the mind. Looking at Rajasthan depicted through the eyes of a Marathi artist, one begins to feel the respectful nod given by Maharashtra’s culture to Rajasthani culture.
Santaji Chougale – Kolhapur
Santaji had his art education upto G.D. Art(Sculpture & Modelling) at Kalamandir Art College, Kolhapur. His works in bronze showcases the unique aesthetic norms and nuances associated with a peacock in its happy and joyful mood and enjoyment due to rains and the continuous downpour in rainy season. It also illustrates the elegance of joy and happiness expressed by the peacock in its joyous mood full of happiness and merriment. The sculptor seems to have created it relatively. The peacock’s spread plumage, its vastness, binds the eye somewhere. The peacock’s sharpness and the rhythmic connection in that sharpness are presented relatively by the artist. Overall, through this series of sculptures, the artist seems to have succeeded in expressing his personal feelings about Peacock to art lovers.
Yogesh Majgaonkar – Kolhapur
He hails from Kolhapur. Yogesh had his art education upto G.D. Art(Sculpture & Modelling) at Kalamandir Art College, Kolhapur. He had showcased his sculptures in many solo and group art exhibitions in Bombay Art Society, Gulbarga Academy of Art, Gulbarga, Lalit Kala Academy New Delhi etc. His sculptures in stone and mixed medium showing the subtle nuances of Apple, Strawberry, Tree and their elegant realistic norms in nature are really very artistic and unique in surface finishes textural peculiarities. He has focused on the need for conservational of nature wealth and its treasures and need to ensure preservation of the subtle nuances from the worldly Bards of pollution and urbanization.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ZGEv1I2fQV4
DESERT ELEGANCE A Group Exhibition Of Paintings & Sculptures By 3 Well-Known Artists In Jehangir Art Gallery
From: 1st to 7th April 2025
“COMPANION”
Solo Show of Paintings by renowned artist Prof. Sunil Tambe
VENUE:
Jehangir Art Gallery
161-B, M.G. Road
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400 001
Timing: 11am to7pm.
Contact: +91 9422707842 / +91 7972 838464
A solo exhibition by renowned artist Prof. Sunil Tambe, Principal of S.S.V.P.S. School of Art, Dhule, has been organized at the prestigious Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, from April 1 to April 7, 2025. This exhibition is based on the theme “Saathidar: Timeless Spiritual Longing, the Modern Woman, and Devotion.”
This show was inaugurated on 1st April 2025 by Prabhakar Kolte(eminent artist) in the presence of Kanwaljit Singh(veteran actor), Prakash Bal Joshi, Dolly Thakore, Dr. Sanjay Bhide, Vinay Patil, Vinod Bhadane, Shyambabu Naidu among others.
The exhibition explores the idea that Krishna is not just the ultimate goal of our spiritual journey—he is also our eternal companion. When one is immersed in devotion, an unbreakable attraction towards him arises. The soul longs to see him, to be near him, and to merge into his divine embrace. However, Krishna is not easily perceived by our physical senses; he is entirely spiritual, while our minds remain entangled in worldly attachments. Only through genuine devotion can we transcend to a higher spiritual state and experience his divine presence.
This idea is beautifully expressed in the Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 18, Verse 61):
“Ishvarah Sarvabhutanam Hriddeshe Arjuna Tishthati |
Bhramayan Sarvabhutani Yantrarudhani Mayaya ||”
“The Supreme Lord resides in the hearts of all beings, O Arjuna, and directs their wanderings according to their past karma, as if they were mounted on a machine made of material energy.”
Krishna is never far from us; he resides within our hearts, guiding us, waiting for us to turn towards him with devotion and surrender.
From Meera Bai to modern women, the eternal longing for Krishna has remained unchanged. The devotion that once illuminated Meera Bai’s heart still flows in the hearts of young women today. Krishna’s love is beyond the boundaries of time, and so is the longing for him.
Through his paintings, Prof. Tambe has beautifully expressed this eternal devotion. His artworks illustrate that just as Meera Bai was completely immersed in Krishna’s devotion, the modern woman too experiences the same spiritual longing today. The emotions in her eyes, the devotion that permeates her entire being—these paintings are not mere visual representations but profound spiritual experiences brought to life through art.
COMPANION Solo Show Of Paintings By Artist Prof. Sunil Tambe In Jehangir Art Gallery
From: 1st to 7th April 2025
“Echoes of Metaphor”
Solo Show of Paintings
By Renowned Artist Santosh More
VENUE:
Jehangir Art Gallery
161 – B, M.G. Road
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400 001
Timing: 11am to 7pm
Contact: +91 9920192011
Santosh More’s Solo Exhibition Echoes of Metaphor at Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai
Mumbai, India – Celebrated contemporary artist Santosh More is poised to unveil his latest solo exhibition, Echoes of Metaphor, at the esteemed Jehangir Art Gallery from 1st April to 6th April. This evocative showcase delves into the fluidity of visual consciousness, where fleeting memories, ethereal harmonies, and the profound vastness of nature coalesce, offering an immersive exploration of abstraction and introspection.
The book How to become a Disciplined artist, written by artist Santosh More, was released and his paintings exhibition was inaugurated on 1st April 2025 by Hon. Guests Brinda Miller, Dolly Thakore, Prof. Anil Naik, Ravi Mandlik, Dilip Ranade, Prakash Bal Joshi among others with the notable presence of eminent artist Prof. Prabhar Kolte, Vilas Shinde, Yashwant Deshmukh and others.
More’s artistic lexicon is deeply interwoven with his early captivation by the natural world and the cultural vibrancy of his homeland. His compositions manifest as dynamic, formless entities—an interplay of imperceptible forces that converge, dissolve, and reconstitute in silent dialogue. These amorphous structures, shifting and intermingling, resonate with an almost meditative cadence, giving birth to a visual language that transcends the constraints of representation.
In Echoes of Metaphor, More’s work resists definitive interpretation, instead beckoning viewers into an open-ended engagement with ambiguity. His paintings do not dictate meaning but rather invite contemplation, allowing each observer to unearth personal resonances within the interplay of form and space. The exhibition embodies an aesthetic philosophy of surrender and rediscovery—an odyssey into the liminal realms between the tangible and the intangible, between the seen and the unspoken.
With a career spanning over three decades, Santosh More has firmly established himself as a significant voice in contemporary abstraction. A BFA graduate from Mumbai University, his practice is distinguished by its seamless fusion of abstract expression and nuanced metaphorical depth. His works have been exhibited at some of the country’s most prestigious institutions, including Jehangir Art Gallery, CIMA Gallery, Gallery Art & Soul, Gallery Articulate, Gallery Guild, and the Bombay Art Society, earning him wide acclaim and numerous accolades.
ECHOES OF METAPHOR Solo Show Of Paintings By Renowned Artist Santosh More In Jehangir Art Gallery
