Jehangir Art Gallery, Art exhibition center in Kala Ghoda, India
Jehangir Art Gallery is an exhibition center for visual arts in Mumbai's art district. The building features four exhibition halls displaying works by painters, sculptors, and photographers throughout the year.
The gallery was established in 1952 by Sir Cowasji Jehangir with architect Durga Shankar Bajpai designing the early concrete structure. It emerged as a response to growing interest in modern Indian art following the country's independence.
The gallery exhibits works by established Indian artists and simultaneously provides space for emerging talent. Visitors experience an actively used art space that changes regularly with new exhibitions and events throughout the year.
The center is open daily and offers free admission for all visitors, making art accessible to everyone. Its central location in Kala Ghoda makes it easy to reach and combine with other cultural attractions in the area.
The basement houses Natesans, one of India's oldest licensed antique dealers offering a curated collection of artifacts and decorative objects. This addition transforms the visit by combining contemporary art upstairs with historical pieces below.
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