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Topic · standing beatupdated Mon, 2 Nov, 11:30

Nivetha Mailasini

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Entertainment · 2 Nov

On display: Nivetha Mailasini’s curatorial vision brings 16 artists together at The Madras Warp

AI summaryNivetha Mailasini curated The Madras Warp, an exhibition at The Lalit Kala Akademi featuring 16 contemporary artists from Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Kerala. The show explores themes of memory, identity, culture, and place through nearly 70 artworks spanning painting, sculpting, photography, printmaking, mixed media, and installation art. The exhibition is on display until November 7 with free entry.

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