NALINI MALANI ‘video shadow plays’
Nalini Malani’s ‘video shadow plays’ combine video, shadow and sound to tell multiple stories. In this work, she creates a tribute to women’s lives forgotten throughout history.
Bradford 2025 - UK City of Culture
Bradford is the UK City of Culture for 2025 with a huge range of events taking place across the city.
We Sinful Women
The exhibition brings together the works of women artists from South Asia and Middle East from the Taimur Hassan Collection.
Reflections - Sangat and the Self
Featuring newly commissioned and recent works by Jasmir Creed and Roo Dhissou, alongside interventions by without SHAPE without FORM, Reflections is an invitation to slow down, reflect and connect.
The Land Sings Back
The Land Sings Back reimagines our relationship to our breathing planet through the work of thirteen artists with ancestries across South Asia, Africa and the Caribbean.
RAHEEL KHAN: Memory Police
Raheel Khan (b. 1992, Nottingham) is the latest artist to take part in Goldsmiths CCA’s ongoing commissioning series Episodes. Khan’s new constellation of works pivot between paranoia and security, in response to shifting political realities in the UK and a sense of latent catastrophe.
A Story of South Asian Art: Mrinalini Mukherjee and Her Circle
Experience a constellation of avant-garde artists who have shaped the trajectory of Indian Modernism through to contemporary art. At its core, the radical work of Mrinalini Mukherjee.
Art & Black Consciousness vs. Form, Functioning and Future: Wolverhampton 1982
A talk as part of the Paul Mellon Lecture Series, 'Modern, Minimal, Practical, and Social: the Art of Rasheed Araeen' delivered by Courtney J. Martin
'The Other Story' and after
'The Other Story' and after - A talk as part of the Paul Mellon Lecture Series 'Modern, Minimal, Practical, and Social: the Art of Rasheed Araeen' delivered by Courtney J. Martin
Serpentine Pavilion: Marina Tabassum
Celebrated for her work in establishing an architectural language that is both contemporary and deeply connected to a specific place, climate, context, culture, and history, Marina Tabassum brings her distinctive vision to the Serpentine Pavilion 2025.
Tiger & Dragons: India and Wales in Britiain
Tigers and Dragons has both a historical and contemporary element – it examines the past, while forging a future. It spotlights Wales-based practitioners alongside art from South Asia and its diasporas, it will serve as a platform for debates about ‘British’ heritage, imperialism, decolonization – and competing nationalisms.
Ancient India, Living Traditions
Reaching back more than 2,000 years, this new exhibition explores the origins of Hindu, Jain and Buddhist sacred art in the ancient and powerful nature spirits of India, and the spread of this art beyond the subcontinent.
Opposing Forms, Curated by Rana Begum
An exhibition of works from the Gallery’s collection will be shown alongside invited contemporary artists in the Gallery’s Queen Anne townhouse.