Beneath the Turning Sky explores how we find our place in this vast, unfolding universe and how do our choices shape the world, our communities, and all others with whom we share the world?
The exhibition features over 60 artworks with the likes of V. S. Gaitonde, the cosmic gaze of S. H. Raza, the zodiacal visions of Arpita Singh, and more.
Walking into this exhibition spread over six zones, spend time to dwell on the artworks. One that caught my eye was an artwork that is talking about who is really the hunter and who’s the hunted. You see this tiger sort of coming out of this cave. Going out to this man that’s about to shoot a peacock, that’s about to eat a snake and that’s about to eat a frog. And there is a little insect flying.
And it’s actually a story which is like this whole greed or this sort of disillusion with which you go out set to hunt. There are also tactile zones, a place to sit and ponder, and sound installation as well.
Read the full story that first appeared in Our Bangalore dated March 14-20 2026 here:
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