Unboxed 2.0 is an exhibition featuring 22 LGBTQIA+ Indian artists that explores themes of identity, memory, and selfhood through a range of artworks. The show is co-curated by Naresh Kapuria, Praveen Mahto, and Shashi Baghwar. Participating artists present paintings, illustrations, and mixed-media works that engage with topics such as gender, mythology, and resilience. Across the collection, the artworks reflect on belonging and lived experiences, prompting discussions around how people navigate longing and personal history. One highlighted work is “Unmet Desire” by artist Vaishnavi Jagdamba Nandgiri, which depicts unfulfilled aspirations of transwomen. Overall, the exhibition brings together multiple artistic voices to examine how queer experiences shape self-understanding and emotional life, and it encourages audience reflection through visual storytelling rather than a single thematic approach. The exhibition’s focus is on unpacking personal and collective narratives within the broader context of gender identity and community memory.
Exhibition “Unboxed 2.0” features 22 LGBTQIA+ artists exploring identity and longing
Unboxed 2.0 is an exhibition featuring 22 LGBTQIA+ Indian artists that explores themes of identity, memory, and selfhood through a range of artworks. The show is co-curated by Naresh Kapuria, Praveen...
- Unboxed 2.0 is an exhibition by 22 LGBTQIA+ Indian artists.
- The show is co-curated by Naresh Kapuria, Praveen Mahto, and Shashi Baghwar.
- Artwork formats include paintings, illustrations, and mixed-media pieces.
- Themes include identity, memory, selfhood, gender, mythology, resilience, and belonging.
- Artist Vaishnavi Jagdamba Nandgiri’s work “Unmet Desire” addresses unfulfilled aspirations of transwomen.
Unboxed 2.0, an exhibition by 22 LGBTQIA+ Indian artists, explores identity, memory, and selfhood through diverse artworks. Co-curated by Naresh Kapuria, Praveen Mahto, and Shashi Baghwar, the show features paintings, illustrations, and mixed-media pieces. These works delve into gender, mythology, and resilience, sparking conversations about belonging and lived experiences. Artist Vaishnavi Jagdamba Nandgiri's "Unmet Desire" powerfully illustrates the unfulfilled aspirations of transwomen.
1 month agoUnboxed 2.0, an exhibition by 22 LGBTQIA+ Indian artists, explores identity, memory, and selfhood through diverse artworks. Co-curated by Naresh Kapuria, Praveen Mahto, and Shashi Baghwar, the show features paintings, illustrations, and mixed-media pieces. These works delve into gender, mythology, and resilience, sparking conversations about belonging and lived experiences. Artist Vaishnavi Jagdamba Nandgiri's "Unmet Desire" powerfully illustrates the unfulfilled aspirations of transwomen.
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