“DUAL VISION” Solo Art Exhibition By Sculptor Yash Chaulkar In Jehangir Art Gallery
From: 27th October 2nd November 2026
“DUAL VISION”
An Exploration of Identity, Power and Otherness Through Sculpture and Masks
Solo Art Exhibition by Sculptor Yash Chaulkar
Venue:
Jehangir Art Gallery,
M.G. Road, Kala Ghoda,
Mumbai 400001
Timings: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Contact: +91 99307 80976
Beyond the Visible: Where Identity Meets Perception
Mumbai, October 2026: Sculptor Yash Chaulkar presents Dual Vision, a compelling solo exhibition at Jehangir Art Gallery from 27 October to 2 November 2026. Through an evocative collection of sculptures and masks, the exhibition invites viewers to explore the complex relationships between identity, perception, power and the evolving idea of the self.
At its core, Dual Vision examines the dualities that shape human existence the tension between dominance and submission, control and vulnerability, and the observer and the observed. It challenges the boundaries through which we understand ourselves and others, encouraging viewers to question whether identity is something we possess, something society assigns to us, or something continually shaped by the gaze of others.
Masks, with their theatrical presence and symbolic associations, become powerful metaphors for the many layers of human identity. They conceal and reveal, protect and expose, creating a space where appearance and reality coexist in an uneasy yet fascinating relationship. Through these forms, Chaulkar explores the intricate process of self-construction and the subtle mechanisms through which perception can become an expression of power.
The exhibition raises a thought-provoking question: When we stand before an artwork, are we merely observers, or do we exercise power through our act of looking? Perhaps we are also participants in a larger visual experience, where the artist’s vision, the artwork’s presence and the viewer’s interpretation continually influence one another.
The collection features figurative marble sculptures, metal-cast works and abstract forms, each possessing a distinct physical presence and psychological depth. Fragmented faces, exaggerated features and meticulously crafted shapes suggest imagined identities, concealed emotions and untold human stories. The materiality of stone and metal contrasts with the intangible dimensions of memory, vulnerability and inner conflict, creating a dialogue between substance and sentiment.
Through a thoughtful interplay of form, texture, expression and spatial presence, Chaulkar transforms raw materials into evocative artistic experiences. His sculptures move beyond physical representation, becoming reflections of the contradictions and complexities that define human life. Each work invites viewers to pause, observe and discover meanings that may shift with their own experiences and perspectives.
Dual Vision creates an intriguing space where imagination gives rise to genuine emotional responses, and where neither artist nor viewer retains complete control over meaning. The artwork becomes a mirror sometimes familiar, sometimes unsettling — revealing the multiple identities and opposing impulses that exist within the human condition.
Ultimately, Dual Vision is more than an exhibition of sculptural forms; it is an invitation to look beyond appearances, reconsider our assumptions and recognise that every face, every mask and every perspective holds more than one truth. By bringing together artistic expression and psychological inquiry, Yash Chaulkar offers viewers an opportunity to encounter art not simply as an object to be seen, but as an experience to be questioned, felt and interpreted.
This show was inaugurated on 27th October 2026 by Honourable Guests – Smt. Urmila Kanoria Chairperson of Kanoria Centre of Arts, Ahmedabad, Mr. Anant Singhania CEO, JK Enterprises & Director, JK Organization
“DUAL VISION” Solo Art Exhibition By Sculptor Yash Chaulkar In Jehangir Art Gallery
“CONTINUUM” A Solo Art Exhibition By Artist Dr. Shefali Samir Bhujbal In Jehangir Art Gallery
From: 13th to 19th October 2026
“CONTINUUM”
A Solo Art Exhibition by well-known artist Dr. Shefali Samir Bhujbal
VENUE:
Jehangir Art Gallery
M.G. Road
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001
Timing: 11am to 7pm
Instagram: @dr.shefalibhujbal | @shefalisart
Rsvp/enquiry : +91 98238 70276
CONTINUUM: From Chaos to Calmness at Jehangir Art Gallery Mumbai
Artist, author and researcher Dr. Shefali Samir Bhujbal presents “CONTINUUM”, a Solo art exhibition exploring the movement from emotional chaos towards calmness, at Jehangir Art Gallery, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai, from 13th to 19th October 2026.
Through layered colour, textured surfaces and intuitive gestures, “CONTINUUM” invites viewers to encounter emotions beyond words. Its visual journey begins with dense, energetic compositions and gradually moves towards quieter forms, expansive colour fields and reflective spaces. Geometrical designs and abstract structures create varied encounters with movement, balance and stillness.
Rooted in Indian culture, nature and spirituality, Dr. Bhujbal’s multidisciplinary practice connects painting, literature and scholarly inquiry. Her Bharatanatyam training informs her sensitivity to rhythm, gesture and storytelling.
With a background in Botany, a PhD and over three decades of corporate, educational and professional experience, she is pursuing further doctoral research on spirituality in organisational growth.
Her artistic engagements include group exhibitions in World Art Dubai, the 40th International Exhibition in Samara, Russia, Art Unleashed in Dubai, Jehangir Art Gallery and India Art Festival, Hyderabad to name a few.
Her solo exhibitions include Annavarnam and Nisargayan, alongside live painting at the NCPA and Kala Ghoda Arts Festival.
Her books include Infinite Insight: A Journey of 50 Virtues, Amrutacha Ghanu, a Marathi photo biography of Hon. Chhagan Bhujbal, and Samudra Manthan. Featured in the Indian Contemporary Art Journal 2025–26, she has received the Tejaswini Award, Lokmat ICON, Jeevan Gaurav Awards and Suvichar Gaurav Award.
CONTINUUM welcomes art enthusiasts and curious visitors to pause, reflect and discover their own passage from intensity to inner quiet.
This show was inaugurated on 13th October 2026 by Shri Chhagan Bhubal saheb Minister for Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Protection of Maharashtra, Guests of Honour Kishor Ingle, Director, Director of Sir J. J. School of Art, Mumbai, Mrs. K.G. Menon – Secretary of Jehangir Art Gallery, Mr. Prakash Bal Joshi Eminent Artist, Surendra Jagtap, Principal of J. K. Academy & Renowned Artist, Sumeet Rajani -. Owner of Reach Out Gallery, Vijayraj Bodhankar Renowned Artist, Varsha Karale – Art Curator, Architect Sharvari Luth, Meenakshi Kuwadekar, Anil Naik eminent artist, Vincent – VP – Poland India cooperation among others.
“CONTINUUM” A Solo Art Exhibition By Artist Dr. Shefali Samir Bhujbal In Jehangir Art Gallery
“ATHANG” Solo Show Of Paintings By Well-Known Artist Vinod Kore In Jehangir Art Gallery
Posted by admin on Oct 1st, 2026 | Comments Off on “ATHANG” Solo Show Of Paintings By Well-Known Artist Vinod Kore In Jehangir Art Gallery 
From: 28th September to 4th October 2026
“ATHANG”
An Artistic Journey from waves to ghats
Solo Show of Paintings
By
Well-known artist Vinod Kore
VENUE :
Jehangir Art Gallery
M.G. Road, Kala Ghoda,
Mumbai 400001
Timing : 11am to 7pm
Contact: +91 97675 64747
ATHANG
A Journey Through Water, Nature and the Inner World
ATHANG by artist Vinod Kore is an artistic journey through water, nature and the inner world of human experience.
The journey begins with Kore’s evocative paintings of the ghats of Varanasi. The Ganga, ancient ghats, boats, light and reflections have been a constant source of inspiration for the artist. Through these works, he seeks to capture not merely the physical beauty of Varanasi, but also its profound sense of peace, spirituality and timeless atmosphere. The ghats become a metaphorical space for introspection, taking the artist from the visible to the invisible and from the known to the unknown.
From the spiritual landscape of the Ganga, Kore’s artistic journey moves towards the Konkan coast, where the sea, waves and traditional boats create an entirely different visual and emotional experience. His boats symbolise life, hard work, journeys and hope, while also reflecting the enduring relationship between human beings and nature.
Nature remains central to Kore’s artistic vocabulary. Water, sky, sea, trees, light and shadows are not merely subjects in his paintings; they become expressive elements through which he communicates emotions, memories and experiences.
Kore works across diverse mediums, including watercolour, acrylic and charcoal. Each medium offers him a distinct visual language—watercolour allows him to explore softness, transparency and fluidity; acrylic provides opportunities to build layers, colour and texture; while charcoal enables him to express form, light and shadow through lines and tonal variations.
For Kore, technique goes beyond artistic skill. It is a means of translating experiences and emotions into visual form.
ATHANG is therefore more than an exhibition title. It represents Vinod Kore’s continuing journey—from water to nature, from observation to emotion, and ultimately, from the outer world to the inner self.
The exhibition was inaugurated on Monday, 28 September 2026 by distinguished guests: Hon. Shri Mangal Prabhat Lodha Minister of Skill Development, Employment, Entrepreneurship and innovation, Smt. Nidhi Chaudhary, IAS, Director – National Gallery of Modern Art Mumbai, Smt. Sapna Kar – Founder, Burgundy Art Gallery
“ATHANG” Solo Show Of Paintings By Well-Known Artist Vinod Kore In Jehangir Art Gallery
“From The Visible To The Invisible” An Exhibition Of Paintings By Annpurna Shukla In Jehangir Art Gallery
Posted by admin on Sep 18th, 2026 | Comments Off on “From The Visible To The Invisible” An Exhibition Of Paintings By Annpurna Shukla In Jehangir Art Gallery 
From: 14th to 20th September 2026
From The Visible To The Invisible
An Exhibition of Paintings
By
Annpurna Shukla
VENUE:
Jehangir Art Gallery
Hirji Gallery
M.G. Road
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001
Timing: 11am to 7pm
Contact: +91 9414440030
Annpurna Shukla was born on the 1st of September, 1964, and has spent the better part of her life in Jaipur, a city whose light, colour, and centuries-old visual traditions seem to have settled somewhere deep in her practice. She didn’t arrive at art as a hobby that grew into a career; she built an entire life’s architecture around it, as a painter, a teacher, a researcher, and eventually, a chronicler of the very traditions she grew up around. Her early recognition came through the circuit familiar to so many serious Indian artists: state exhibitions, teachers’ art shows, regional Lalit Kala Akademi platforms.
Her current work tells the story of narrowing, and that’s really the more interesting story. This September, that narrowing arrives at one of India’s most storied art addresses, the Jehangir Art Gallery in Mumbai, with a solo show called Drishya Se Adrishya, “From the Visible to the Invisible.” Opening on the 14th of September and running through the 20th at Hirji Gallery inside Jehangir Art Gallery, the show is framed by Shukla not as a landscape show but as a record of her own maturing eye. In her own words, an artist’s early years are usually spent chasing clarity, trying to render the visible world with more and more precision. But somewhere along the way, if the practice deepens, the opposite instinct takes over. Detail starts falling away. What’s left isn’t less, exactly, it’s more distilled. A few lines, a few colours, a gesture, and somehow the whole feeling of a place survives the reduction.
For Shukla, that’s not a stylistic choice so much as a spiritual one. She describes it as a movement from the external toward the internal, from what the eye records toward the quieter consciousness that she feels pulsing behind everything visible. Nature, in this telling, was never really the subject. It was the doorway. The show builds toward this idea in its final stretch, in a series of still-life paintings of potted flowers. Instead of a sprawling landscape, the natural world is gathered into a contained, quiet space, and in that containment, Shukla finds a kind of wholeness that the wide view couldn’t offer. Many forms, many directions, folding into one harmonious presence.
Walk into Hirji Gallery this September and you’ll find work that rewards slowness: watercolours where mountains soften into memory, and canvases where the density of brushwork, closer up, dissolves into abstraction, all cream, ochre and indigo, before resolving again into something like a forest floor or a tangle of undergrowth. It’s the kind of painting that changes depending on how close you stand to it, which feels like the whole point. Six decades in, Annpurna Shukla isn’t done chasing precision, she’s just decided precision might live somewhere other than detail. Drishya Se Adrishya is less an exhibition of paintings than an invitation to look the way she’s learned to: past the visible, toward whatever it’s quietly pointing at.
This show was inaugurated on 14th September 2026 by Honorable Guests – Prof. Him Kumar Chatterjee – Vice Chancellor, Sir J.J. School of Art, Architecture & Design, Mumbai, Mr. Prakash Bal Joshi – Chairman, Artist Center Art Gallery & Eminent Artist , Mr. John Douglas ( Renowned Artist) among others.
“From The Visible To The Invisible” An Exhibition Of Paintings By Annpurna Shukla In Jehangir Art Gallery
“UNTOLD STORIES” A Solo Show Of Paintings By Renowned Artist Rajesh Kedare In Jehangir Art Gallery
Posted by admin on Sep 11th, 2026 | Comments Off on “UNTOLD STORIES” A Solo Show Of Paintings By Renowned Artist Rajesh Kedare In Jehangir Art Gallery 
From: 7th to 13th September 2026
“UNTOLD STORIES”
A Solo Show of Paintings
By Renowned Artist Rajesh Kedare
VENUE:
Jehangir Art Gallery
Hirji Gallery
M.G. Road, Kala Ghoda,
Mumbai 400001
Timing: 11am to 7pm
Contact: +91 9890404641
UNTOLD STORIES — Exploring the Mysterious World Between Books and Their Readers
Solo Exhibition of Paintings by Rajesh Kedare at Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai.
Mumbai, September 2026: Artist Rajesh Kedare presents UNTOLD STORIES, a solo exhibition of paintings exploring the fascinating relationship between books, readers and the unseen stories that unfold between them.
For Kedare, among the most beautiful sights in the world are books and people absorbed in reading them. A reader may be physically present before us, yet the mind is somewhere else—wandering through another world, another time, another life. It is this quiet sense of mystery that forms the heart of Untold Stories.
The exhibition looks beyond the stories printed on the pages of a book to explore the stories that begin to form around it. A book can awaken a memory, change a thought, create an emotion, spark curiosity or simply leave behind a silence. Sometimes, the most interesting story is not the one being read, but the one unfolding within the reader.
Through gestures, expressions, relationships and imagined moments, Kedare’s paintings invite viewers to pause and wonder about the invisible worlds carried by every reader.
“Every book tells a story. Every reader carries another. And somewhere between the two are countless stories that may never be spoken—the Untold Stories.”
This show was inaugurated on 8th September 2026 by Honorable Guests – Jitendra Joshi Renowned actor, Yogesh Shirsat – well-known actor, Ashok Hinge – Renowned artist among others.
“UNTOLD STORIES” A Solo Show Of Paintings By Renowned Artist Rajesh Kedare In Jehangir Art Gallery
