Archive · 4 Jan 2026
Mumbai Gallery Weekend 2026 Expands Art Access
The Mumbai Gallery Weekend is a big art event that happens every year.
This year, it's the 14th time, and it's called the 2026 edition.
It starts on January 8th and includes 39 art spaces in Mumbai.
Some of these spaces are showing new art, and others have art that's already been on display.
The event is trying to make art more accessible to people who live outside the usual art areas like Fort and Colaba.
They're doing this by having events in different parts of the city and keeping galleries open on Sundays.
There will also be international curators and a focus on anti-caste art.
The art shows will feature a mix of solo and group exhibitions, highlighting different styles and themes.
Some artists are showing new work, while others are presenting lesser-known aspects of their practice.
The event aims to make people think about important issues like overconsumption, climate change, and the beauty in discarded objects.
The 14th Mumbai Gallery Weekend starts on January 8, 2026, featuring 39 art spaces, 33 with new shows.
The event expands beyond Fort and Colaba to include more areas of Mumbai, with galleries open on Sundays.
International curators and a focus on anti-caste art are part of the 2026 edition.
Exhibitions include solo shows by artists like Prabhakar Pachpute, Lubna Chowdhary, and Pratap Morey.
Group shows explore themes like overconsumption, climate change, and the beauty in discarded objects.
- Who
- Artists, curators, and galleries in Mumbai
- What
- Mumbai Gallery Weekend 2026, featuring new and ongoing exhibitions
- When
- 8 January 2026
- Where
- Mumbai, India
- Why
- To expand access to contemporary art and highlight diverse artistic practices
- Event Name
- Mumbai Gallery Weekend 2026
- Edition
- 14th
- Date
- 8 January 2026
- Art Spaces
- 39
- New Shows
- 33
- Ongoing Exhibitions
- 6
- International Curators
- Beatriz Cifuentes Feliciano, Devika Singh, Ekow Eshun
- Theme
- Anti-caste art