Satish Gujral's centenary retrospective opens at NGMA New Delhi
A significant retrospective celebrating Satish Gujral's centenary is currently displayed at the National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi. This exhibition reflects on his diverse career encompassing painting, sculpture, architecture, and design, all influenced by his significant hearing impairment. It showcases a range of works, from brutalist structures to detailed murals, including items from both private collections and public institutions. Key projects, such as the Belgian Embassy in New Delhi, are also highlighted. Organized in collaboration with the Gujral Foundation, this exhibition will be available for several months, emphasizing his impact on Indian modernism after independence. Gujral, who passed away in 2020, is honored through this posthumous recognition, which has garnered critical praise for reevaluating his role in art history.
Key facts
- Satish Gujral's centenary retrospective is open at NGMA New Delhi
- The exhibition showcases his work across painting, sculpture, and architecture
- Gujral's hearing loss significantly influenced his artistic practice
- The retrospective includes rarely seen works from private collections
- It highlights his contributions to post-independence Indian modernism
- The exhibition is organized with the Gujral Foundation
- Gujral passed away in 2020
- The show runs for several months at the National Gallery of Modern Art
Entities
Artists
- Satish Gujral
Institutions
- National Gallery of Modern Art
- Gujral Foundation
- Belgian Embassy
Locations
- New Delhi
- India