five contemporary artists draw on material traditions from across india to consider what remains when places transform, disappear, or become increasingly distant.

image courtesy Saint Laurent and Cai Studio

image courtesy Saint Laurent and Cai Studio

Cai Guo-Qiang at his NACT exhibition | image courtesy Cai Studio
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the artist spent more than six decades expanding the possibilities of painting, reshaping how contemporary art represents color, light, and everyday life.
in céleste boursier-mougenot's clinamen, bowls float and gently collide in three circular basins to produce microtonal chiming sounds.
through sewing circles and seneca knowledge, the artist turns shared stitching into a living archive of memory.