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Art won't wait for normalcy
Updated On: 10 May, 2020 08:23 AM IST | Mumbai | Ela Das
Ten galleries across India and Dubai mount their existing exhibitions online to collaborate in a cross-continental effort

Parul Kaur (That Day I Was Your Moon-I; watercolour on paper; 2019)
With the unprecedented closure of all public spaces in response to the ongoing pandemic, cultural institutions have begun to challenge the idea of traditional formats for engaging with art, with several of them hosting online programmes for the world. Across India and Dubai, 10 galleries (Chemould Prescott Road, Mumbai, Experimenter, Kolkata, Gallery Espace, New Delhi, Green Art Gallery, Dubai, Grey Noise, Dubai, Nature Morte, New Delhi; PHOTOINK, New Delhi, GALLERYSKE, Bengaluru and New Delhi, The Third Line, Dubai, and Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi) have collaborated to present a digital exhibition titled, In Touch, showcasing their ongoing works and installations.

Chandramohan (The Heart; multicolour woodprint; edition of 10)




