Mumbai: What's On picks

Late again
By: M Pravat
At: Art Musings, 1 Admiralty Building, Colaba Cross Lane.
Call: 22163339
Till: September 20
M Pravat's Late Again is a collection of 15 paintings of different apartments that can hail from any future Generic City. Just like any other host, the artist invites you to enter his world without worrying about what's going on around you. Each setting is unique, and reflects Pravat's impressions of apartments that he glimpsed at while flipping through glossy interior decor magazines.

Art for a cause
At: Cymroza Art Gallery, 72, Bhulabhai Desai Road.
Call: 23671983
Till: August 9 from 11 am to 7 pm
If you want to help a needy child and buy an artwork for yourself, this is the perfect event for you. The Cancer Patients Aid Association and Cymroza Art Gallery have organised an art exhibition and sale of paintings by senior Indian art masters. Proceeds from the sale will be used to support the treatment of young cancer patients.

Hide and Seek
By: Amritah Sen
At: BMP Building, ground floor, NA Sawant Marg, near Colaba Fire Station, Colaba.
Call: 22810066
Till: August 21
Project 88 is holding Amritah Sen's second solo exhibition in the city, titled Hide and Seek. The works are partly done in collage and mainly painted in monochromatic water colour format. They reflect the interplay between the big and the small. Sen's works often represent stories in
multiple layers.

Eight
At: Tao Art Gallery, The View, 165, Dr AB Road, Worli.
Call: 24918585/8686
Till: August 23
Tao Art Gallery is hosting a group exhibition of eight artists. The collection combines graphic elements with literary and philosophical references on the basis of an abbreviated and evocative sign language. The viewer is challenged to participate in the unravelling of the artist' pictorial code. It uses various sign systems - images, photographs, Braille and everyday objects. The exhibit includes works by artists Viraj Naik, Shivanand Basvanthappa, Shailendra Kumar, Prashant Salvi, Prasanna Ghaisas, Nilesh Shilkar, Nilesh Kinkale and Mahendra Damle.
 
Art without the artist
At: Tao Art Gallery, The View, 165, Dr AB Road, Worli.
Call: 24918585
From:  August 8 to 24
This exhibition will showcase art that has taken birth in the streets of Mumbai without any intent. It aims to prove that art resides within each of us.