Archive · 3 Aug 2026
MOOL Exhibition Explores Shared Histories of South Asian Home
MOOL is a big art show that brings together 20 artists from South Asia.
It opens on August 6 at a gallery in New Delhi and ends on August 13.
The show started from a project called The Sindhu Project by two artists.
It shows many kinds of art like paintings, photos, and sculptures.
The artists also display family items to talk about migration, language, and belonging.
MOOL is a group exhibition featuring 20 South Asian artists.
It opens at Bikaner House in New Delhi on August 6 and closes August 13.
The show traces its roots to “The Sindhu Project” by Mahwish Chishty and Gunjan Chawla Kumar.
Curated by Shaleen Wadhwana, it includes paintings, photography, sculpture, textiles, ceramics, embroidery, printmaking, archival material and installations.
Personal family artefacts are displayed to discuss migration, inheritance, language, community and belonging.
- Who
- 20 South Asian artists, curator Shaleen Wadhwana, gallery Exhibit320
- What
- MOOL exhibition exploring home, memory, and shared cultural inheritances
- When
- August 6–13, 2023
- Where
- Bikaner House, New Delhi, India
- Why
- to examine how personal memory and cultural heritage shape understanding of home
- Title
- MOOL
- Opening date
- August 6, 2023
- Closing date
- August 13, 2023
- Venue
- Bikaner House, New Delhi
- Curator
- Shaleen Wadhwana
- Gallery
- Exhibit320
- Number of artists
- 20
- Origin project
- The Sindhu Project