Brief Parables of Dystopia. An Exhibition of Artists from India

By admin, 16 July, 2023
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Works on paper, sculpture and video, by 37 young and up-and-coming Indian artists are being presented in the exhibition organized by the MOMus Museum of Contemporary Art – Collections Macedonian Museum of Contemporary Art & State Museum of Contemporary Art and the Gallery ONKAF (Ν. Delhi). The exhibition is supported by the Greek Embassy in N. Delhi in the framework of the 84th TIF-India Honoured country and is hosted for the first time, launching the collaboration between India and Greece at the MOMus Museum of Contemporary Art in Thessaloniki.
At the opening, the performance “The Moon Is Kind” will take place. Concept and performance: Neha Zooni Tickoo. Duration: 30 mins | Music: Dhrupad by Uday Bhalwalkar (audio) | Language: English

Curated by: Neha Zooni Tickoo and Dr. Sumita Chauhan

Participating Artists: Abhijit Pal, Akashdeep Banerjee, Amit Saroha, Ananda Moy Banerji, Bharti Verma, Birender Pani, Dattatreya Apte, Digbijayee Khatua, Dilawar Khan, Ganesh Das, Kavita Nayar, Mahendra Singh Baoni, Nandini Sarkar, Nidhi Agarwal, Nupur Kundu, Prasanta Kalita, Rajan Shripad Fulari, Rinku Chaudhary, Ritika Mittal, Ruchika Wasan Singh, Sagar Gupta, Sanjay Patra, Santanu De, Santosh Jain, Sanyaa Mehrotra, Satyendra Singh Baoni, Saumya Samanta, Subba Ghosh, Sukhvinder Singh, Sumantra Mukherjee, Surender K Mishra, Tanaya Rao Raj, Uma Shankar Pathak, Vikrant Kano, Vinay Kumar, Pragya Saxena, Inder Salim & Alper Solaris, Pratik Sagar. 

‘Brief Parables of Dystopia’ is a panoramic view of few such interpretations that recount as well as predict our lived lives. The artists in this exhibition are storytellers, each weaving their own tapestry of dystopia, forging their own myths and protagonists, sometimes in myriad gestures of figuration and at others in the stillness of abstraction. They collectively represent a spectrum of contemporary Indian artists across ages and mediums which have been brought together in a unique pluralistic unison.

Co-organized by: ONKAF Gallery (New Delhi), MOMus Museum of Contemporary Art - Collections of the Macedonian Museum of Contemporary Art & State Museum of Contemporary Art.

** Open Days & Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00. Monday closed . From 7-15.09, entrance to the MOMus-Museum of Contemporary Art is daily with the admission ticket to the museum, and daily after 16:00 and Saturday-Sunday, with the admission ticket to the TIF.