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CONTEMPORARY INDIAN ART SINCE 2004

KYNKYNY stands out as a premier destination for contemporary Indian art. The gallery showcases a thoughtfully curated collection of original pieces from both established and emerging artists from across the country. Situated in the vibrant heart of Bangalore on Infantry Road, it offers an exceptional viewing experience for those who wish to explore the artworks in person. With a dynamic lineup of exhibitions throughout the year, there's always something captivating to discover during your visit.

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EXHIBITIONS

AT THE GALLERY

NESTLED WITHIN
A SOLO EXHIBITION BY JANARTHANAN RUDHRAMOORTHY

Free-floating, untethered and massive in scale, Janarthanan Rudhramoorthy’s magnificent metallic beings take centre stage in KYNKYNY’s latest exhibition on view at the gallery from 30 May to 27 June. The Chennai-based artist has a deep fascination with the human form and his exhaustive explorations showcase its strength, agility and beauty. Airborne and freed from the earth’s gravitational pull, sculptures made of iron and steel are suspended dramatically from walls and ceilings, casting mysterious skeletal shadows as they soar, twist and plunge through empty space.

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EPHEMERAL HOMELANDS

SOLO EXHIBITION BY SIDDHARTH SHINGADE

KYNKYNY’s latest exhibition featuring the recent artworks of Siddharth Shingade, journeys through the vast, arid plains of Marathwada in southwestern Maharashtra. The contemporary acrylics on canvas , on view from 21st March to 18th April, document with deep intimacy, the stories of its people, the land and forgotten ways of rural life. Shrouded in nostalgia and filled with a sense of longing for a home that no longer exists, Shingade brings to life memories, cultural traditions and communities that he witnessed growing up in Tuljapur. The small and idyllic village that he spent the first 20 years of his life in, has now grown into a busy and crowded city. Although Shingade now lives in Mumbai, he carries the images, sights, sounds and energies of Tuljapur within him. His richly layered, poetic works are an outpouring of remembrances, sense impressions and feelings about home that are embedded in his subconscious.

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REPRESENTED ARTISTS

  • SANDILYA THEUERKAUF

    In the Deccan scrublands, Sandilya Theuerkauf finds his muses and material in thorns, wood, and bark. With these natural materials, he creates complex intricate assemblages— unique tapestries woven thickly with thorns or carefully laden with bark.  
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  • MEENAL SINGH

    Meenal Singh's large oil paintings evoke a sense of fluidity and motion, appearing to ebb and flow across the canvas. Rooted in her fascination with materiality, Meenal's work are abstract and emotional, borrowing extensively from geological events and formations.
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  • NAINA MAITHANI

    Naina Maithani is a self-taught artist who interprets the sights and sounds of the world around her using a visceral, abstract visual language. Alluringly ambiguous, she revels in the freedom and endless possibilities that formlessness offers.
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  • GURUSIDDAPPA G E

    Gurusiddappa’s dreamlike, fantastical paintings offer sharp, witty commentaries on contemporary society, urbanisation, and the costs of development on the world around us. His works provoke viewers to examine their impact on the world around them. 
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  • VEENITA S CHENDAVANKAR

    Nature, fantasy and colour, in all its extraordinary hues, tints and tones, play a significant role in Veenita Chendvankar’s art. A self-confessed dreamer, her acrylics on canvas are magical floating worlds – a free collage of her fantasies, memories, sense-impressions and the outpourings of her inner world.
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  • S RAVI SHANKAR

    S Ravi Shankar is a visual artist whose practice bridges the realms of fine art and digital design. With a solid foundation in traditional arts, he embarked on a self-taught journey into computer graphics in 1989—at a time when formal training in the field was virtually nonexistent.
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  • SIDDHARTH SHINGADE

    Siddharth Shingade recreates Tuljapur, where he grew up, in his artworks as he remembers it – through the prism of his memories, visions and imagination. Imbued with nostalgia, his richly layered acrylics celebrate the resilience of his people.
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  • PRIYANKA AELAY

    Priyanka Aelay’s acrylic works unfold like magic realist tales filled with birds, beasts, animals, trees and flowers in bold, vibrant colours. Her mythical, enchanted forests are filled with intricate motifs, exquisite patterns and striking imagery.
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  • YUVAN BOTHYSATHUVAR

    Yuvan Bothysathuvar creates an optical wonderland with his abstract collages. Spellbinding at first glance, their hypnotic patterns and bright pops of colour soon give way to a luminous, giddy world of strips, blobs, spangles, whorls and waves.
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  • GANAPATI HEGDE

    Ganapati Hegde paints half-real, half-imagined worlds, layered with fantastical and unexpected elements that depict the rapturously green and radiant landscape of North Karnataka’s coast where he grew up. 
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  • BHASKAR RAO BOTCHA

    Bhaskar Rao Botcha’s experimentation with figurative and street art led him to natural landscapes, consequently developing his profound, sensory interest in trees – which were to become the core element of his works. 
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  • MANISH CHAVDA

    Human figures rarely inhabit Manish Chavda’s world, and the animals and birds found in his landscapes are always few in number. He strives in his work to evoke a meditative experience, expressing the inner life of things through his slow and savoured process.
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  • G SUBRAMANIAN

    G Subramanian grew up in a village in coastal Tamil Nadu amidst folk performers and theatre troupes. His father was a stage artist, and this early exposure to make-up, costumes, screens and props shaped his unique, dramatic aesthetic vision. 
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  • AVIJIT DUTTA

    Avijit Dutta’s moody, immersive artworks explore the nebulous nature of imagination and time. Through his interpolation of methodical still-life natural elements, intimate figures, and hazy backgrounds, he conjures questions of memory and nostalgia.
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TESTIMONIALS

  • Nishika Ramaswami — Denver, USA

    "It was a real treat to check out all the pieces, and the space is very well curated! I actually bought more than I was looking for, it was hard to choose!"

  • Bubli Srikanth — India

    "Even if I do not pick up anything, the gallery transports me to another world and I come out feeling at peace. The art and the curator both leave you moved."

  • Shwetha Rao Warke — Thane, India

    "I fell in love with a painting at the KYNKYNY booth, and it became the first painting that I bought for my new home!"

  • Saahil Parikh — Mumbai, India

    "I discovered KYNKYNY at the AD Design Show 2023, and immediately liked their collection of contemporary Indian art on display."

  • Farah Ahmed Mathias — Bengaluru, India

    "I think Namu and Vivek are trail blazers because they have not just found artists that are unique, but they always connect with these artists at a human level."

  • Vismay Sharma — Singapore

    "We have now bought several pieces from the gallery, and the experience every time has been outstanding."

  • Ravi Chauhan – Bengaluru, India

    "Every time we feel the need to buy a new piece, we start browsing the many good galleries in Bangalore, but always end up buying from KYNKYNY because of their excellent curation."

  • Vijaya Bhargav – Bangalore, India

    "As architects we work on various typologies; different spaces need art which ties the theme of the space. Art should compliment the material palette that we work with. With these aspects in mind, at KYNKYNY, I always found art which was apt for a particular space."

  • Lakshmi K – Bengaluru, India

    "I've grown up watching dad collect art, and I vividly remember him bringing home the first painting from KYNKYNY back in 2005 - a Ganesha by the eminent Basuki Dasgupta."

  • Indira Krishnamurthi  — Bengaluru, India

    "KYNKYNY introduced me to works by
    G Subramanian and Siddharth Shingade, and, despite having purchased works by Ganapati Hegde earlier, completely new stories and ideas came through the gallery."
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