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Archer Art Gallery A Ramachandran (Archer Art Gallery) Aaditi Joshi (TARQ) Abanindranath Tagore (Akar Prakar) Abhijith Pathak (Art Explore) Abhishek Narayan Verma (Anant Art) Abir Karmakar (GALLERYSKE) Achia Anzi (Serendipity Arts Foundation, Threshold Art Gallery) Addepalli Tirupathi Rao (Art District XIII) Adi Davierwalla (DAG) Adip Dutta (Experimenter) Aditi Singh (Chemould Prescott Road) Ai Weiwei (neugerriemschneider) Ajay Rajgarhia (Wonderwall) Ajit Kumar Jha (Gallery Ragini) Ajit Nelumangad (Metta Contemporary) Akhil Chandra Das (Aakriti Art Gallery) Alexander Gorlizki (Anant Art) Alice Neel (David Zwirner) Amber Hammad (Wonderwall) Amina Ahmed (Italian Embassy Cultural Centre Aminul Islam Ashik (Britto Arts Trust) Amit Mahadev Dombhare (Arts of the Earth) Amitava Das (Art Indus) Amitesh Shrivastava (Project 88) Amol K Patil (Metta Contemporary) Amrita Sher-Gil (Akara Art, Crayon Art Gallery) Anant Joshi (Chemould Prescott Road) Andreas Eriksson (neugerriemschneider) Anindita Bhattacharya (Threshold Art Gallery) Anisuzzaman Sohel (Britto Arts Trust) Anita Dube (MASH Sculptural Space, MASH) Anjan Modak (Emami Art) Anjaneyulu G (Art Alive Gallery) Anjolie Ela Menon (Dhoomimal Gallery) Anju Dodiya (Chemould Prescott Road, Vadehra Art Gallery) Ankon Mitra (Art.Motif) Ankush Safaya (Sakshi Gallery) Anna Leonhardt (Marc Straus) Anni Albers (David Zwirner) Anni Kumari (Art District XIII) Anoli Perera (Shrine Empire) Anu Malhotra (Wonderwall) Anupam Sud (Art Heritage) Anwar Jalal Shemza (Jhaveri Contemporary) Apnavi Makanji (TARQ) Apurba Nandi (Palette Art Gallery) Arindam Chatterjee (Emami Art) Arpita Singh (Chawla Art Gallery, Vadehra Art Gallery) Arshi Irshad Ahmadzai (Blueprint12) Arunima Chowdhury (Emami Art) Ashim Halder Sagor (Britto Arts Trust) Asim Basu (Aakriti Art Gallery) Atul Bhalla (Vadehra Art Gallery) Atul Dodiya (Chemould Prescott Road, Vadehra Art Gallery) Avijit Dutta (Gallerie Ganesha, Kalakriti Art Gallery) Avinash Karn (Arts of the Earth) Avinash Veeraraghavan (GALLERYSKE) Ayesha Singh (Shrine Empire) Ayesha Sultana (Experimenter, Britto Arts Trust) B Prabha (Akara Art) B. V. Doshi (Gallery White) Baaraan Ijlal (Shrine Empire) Baiju Parthan (Art Musings) Balaji Ponna (Art District XIII, Art Centrix Space) Benitha Perciyal (Gallery Veda) Benode Bihari (Akar Prakar) Bhagyashree Suthar (Akara Art) Bharat Dodiya (Art Pilgrim) Bharti Kher (Nature Morte) Bholanath Rudra (Emami Art) Bhuvanesh Gowda (Chemould Prescott Road) Bikash Bhattacharjee (Aakriti Art Gallery, Gallery Veda) Bimal Kundu (Aakriti Art Gallery) Biman B Das (Art Pilgrim) Biplab Sarkar (Art District XIII) Biraaj Dodiya (Experimenter) C Bhagyanath (Palette Art Gallery) C Douglas (Art Houz, Gallery Veda, Akar Prakar) Carol Bove (David Zwirner) Chan Hyo (Chennai Photo Biennale) Chanchal Chakraborty (Delhi Crafts Council) Chandra Bhattacharjee (Art Alive Gallery) Chandragupta Thenuwara (Saskia Fernando Gallery) Chandrashekhar Koteshwar (Art Centrix Space) Chetnaa (Art District XIII) Chinmoyi Patel (Sakshi Gallery) Chitra Ganesh (Gallery Espace) Chittrovanu Mazumdar (1x1 Art Gallery) Chris Oili (David Zwirner) Clive Smith (Marc Straus) D. Dhasan (Apparao Galleries) Dan Flavin (David Zwirner) Daniel Lergon (PSM) Dayanita Singh (Nature Morte, Gallery White) Debanjan Roy (Aicon Contemporary, Akar Prakar) Debasish Mukherjee (Akar Prakar) Desmond Lozaro (Chemould Prescott Road) Devdatta Padekar (Gallerie Ganesha) Dhananjay Singh (Art Pilgrim) Dhawat Singh (Gallery Ragini) Dhruva Mistry (Akara Art) Dia Mehhta Bhupal (GALLERYSKE) Diana Al-Hadid (Galerie ISA) Digbijayee Khatua (Anant Art) Dilip Chobisa (Gallery Espace) Divyendu Anand (Art District XIII) Farah Mulla (Serendipity Arts Foundation) FN Souza (DAG, Dhoomimal Gallery, Art Pilgrim, Akara Art, Chawla Art Gallery, Gallerie Ganesha, Grosvenor Gallery) Franz West (David Zwirner) Fred Sandback (David Zwirner) G R Iranna (Aicon Contemporary, Gallery Espace, The Guild) G Ravinder Reddy (Emami Art, Sakshi Gallery) G. R. Santosh (Art Pilgrim) Gaganendranath Tagore (Akar Prakar) Ganesh Gohain (Art Centrix Space) Ganesh Haloi (Akar Prakar) Ganesh Pyne (Gallerie Ganesha, Gallery Veda, Aakriti Art Gallery) Ganesh Selvaraj (Exhibit 320) Ghiora Aharoni (Artist in Residence) Gigi Scaria (Palette Art Gallery) Girjesh Kumar Singh (Rukshaan Art) Gopa Trivedi (Italian Embassy Cultural Centre) Gouri Vemula (Art Heritage) Gregor Hildebrandt (Galerie ISA) Gulammohammed Sheikh (Vadehra Art Gallery) Gunjan Kumar (Exhibit 320) Gurunathan (Art Houz) H. G. Arunkumar (Sakshi Gallery) Haku Shah (Archer Art Gallery) Halima Cassel (Aicon Contemporary) Harendra Kushwaha (Gallery Espace) Harish Ojha (Art Houz) Harold Ancart (David Zwirner) Hemali Bhuta (Project 88) Hemant Chaturvedi (Wonderwall) Hemant Rao (Art Houz) Hisila Yami (Nepal Picture Library) Iftikhar Dadi & Elizabeth Dadi (Jhaveri Contemporary) Imran Qureshi (Nature Morte) J Swaminathan (Dhoomimal Gallery) Jagannath Panda (Vadehra Art Gallery) Jai Zharotia (Art Heritage) Jangarh Singh Shyam (Gallerie Ganesha) Jayashree Chakravarty (Akar Prakar) Jayasri Burman (Gallerie Ganesha, Art Alive Gallery) Jewel A Rob (Britto Arts Trust) Jignesh Panchal (ZOCA) Jitish Kallat (Chemould Prescott Road) Jogen Choudhury (Palette Art Gallery, Akara Art, Emami Art, Kalakriti Art Gallery, Aakriti Art Gallery) Josef Albers (David Zwirner) Juju Bhai Dhakhwa (Nepal Picture Library) Julien Segard (Experimenter) Jyoti Singh (Art.Motif) K H Ara (DAG) K Laxma Goud (Sanchit Art) K P Pradeepkumar (Art Centrix Space) K G Subramanyan (Art Pilgrim) K S Radhakrishnan (Gallerie Nvya) Kamrooz Aram (Nature Morte) Karan Khanna (Wonderwall) Karan Shrestha (Shrine Empire) Karan Singh (Gallery Ragini) Kartick Chandra Pyne (Aakriti Art Gallery) Kaushik Saha (Exhibit 320) Kausik Mukhopadhyay (Chatterjee & Lal) KCS PAnicker (Gallery Veda) Ketaki Sheth (PHOTOINK) KG Subramanyan (Gallery Veda) Khageshwar Rout (Project 88) Khsitendranath Majumdar (Gallerie Ganesha) Kingsley Gunatilake (Blueprint12) Kishor Shinde (Art.Motif) Krishen Khanna (Dhoomimal Gallery, Kalakriti Art Gallery, Grosvenor Gallery) Krishna Reddy (Experimenter) Krishnaraj Chonat (GALLERYSKE) Krupa Makhija (Art District XIII) KS Kulkarni (Gallerie Ganesha) Kulu Ojha (ZOCA) Kumaresan Selvaraj (Exhibit 320) L N Tallur (Chemould Prescott Road, Nature Morte) Lalu Prasad Shaw (Aakriti Art Gallery) Lavanya Mani (Chemould Prescott Road) Laxma Goud (Gallerie Ganesha) Laxmipriya Panigrahi (Anant Art) Lee LeeNam (Korean Cultural Centre India) Lubna Chowdhary (Jhaveri Contemporary) Lucas Arruda (David Zwirner) M F Husain (Dhoomimal Gallery) M F Pithawalla (Swaraj Art Archive) Madan Mahatta Archives (PHOTOINK) Madhuban Mitra & Manas Bhattacharya (PHOTOINK) Madhvi Parekh (Archer Art Gallery, Art Alive Gallery) Mahbubur Rahman (Britto Arts Trust, Blueprint12) Mahirwan Mamtani (Jhaveri Contemporary) Maite Delteil (Art Alive Gallery) Mala Mukerjee (Wonderwall) Malavika Rajanarayan (Anant Art) Malo Devi (Arts of the Earth) Manir Mrittik (Akar Prakar, Britto Arts Trust) Manish Soni and group (Arts of the Earth) Manit Sriwanchipoom (Chennai Photo Biennale) Manjit Bawa (Chawla Art Gallery) Manjunath Kamath (Sakshi Gallery, Gallery Espace) Manoj Dutta (Sanchit Art) Manu Parekh (Archer Art Gallery) Marcel Dzama (David Zwirner) Marta Roberti (Italian Embassy Cultural Centre) Martand Khosla (Nature Morte) Martin Parr (PHOTOINK) Marzia Farhana (Akar Prakar) Matthew Krishanu (Jhaveri Contemporary) Maya Burman (Gallerie Ganesha) Meera Mukherjee (Akar Prakar) Mequitta Ahuja (Aicon Art) M F Husain (Aakriti Art Gallery, Akara Art, Archer Art Gallery, Chawla Art Gallery, Grosvenor Gallery) Mian Waleed Zafar (Wonderwall) Michael Brown (Marc Straus) Mike Rutherford (Wonderwall) Mithu Sen (Chemould Prescott Road) Mizanur Sakib (Akar Prakar) Mohammad Omar Khalil (Aicon Art) Mohan Samant (Jhaveri Contemporary) Monika Correa (Jhaveri Contemporary) Mrinalini Mukherjee (Nature Morte) Mukul Dey (Gallerie Ganesha) Murali Chinnasami (Art Houz) Muzzumil Ruheel (TARQ) N N Rimzon (The Guild) Naiza Khan (Sakshi Gallery) Najmun Nahar Keya (Aicon Contemporary) Nalini Malini (Vadehra Art Gallery) Nandalal Bose (Akar Prakar, Gallerie Ganesha) Nasreen Mohamedi (Chatterjee & Lal) Natascia Fenoglio (Italian Embassy Cultural Centre) Natessa Amin (Galerie ISA) Nathan Peter (PSM) Natvar Bhavsar (Aicon Art) Navjot Altaf (The Guild) Nayanaa Kanodia (Gallerie Ganesha) Neerja Kothari (Shrine Empire) Neha Choksi (Project 88) Nibha Sikander (TARQ) Nikhil Chopra (Chatterjee & Lal) Nityan Unnikrishnan (Chatterjee & Lal) Olafur Eliasson (neugerriemschneider) Olivia Fraser (Grosvenor Gallery) Om Soorya (Palette Art Gallery) Omar Rodriguez-Graham (Marc Straus) Omer Wasim (Shrine Empire) Oscar Murillo (David Zwirner) P S Ladi (Akar Prakar) Pandit Khairnar (Threshold Art Gallery) Pappu Bardhan (Anant Art) Paramjit Singh (Palette Art Gallery) Paresh Maity (Art Alive Gallery, Gallerie Ganesha) Paribartana Mohanty (Art District XIII) Parvathi Nayar (Gallery Veda) Paul Brouns (Wonderwall) Peju Alatisse (Aicon Art) Pierre Legrand (Art.Motif) Piraji Sagara (Akara Art) Piyali Sadhukhan (Akar Prakar) Pooja Iranna (Exhibit 320, The Guild) Portarasan S (Art Alive Gallery, Gallery Veda) Prabhakar Barwe (DAG) Prabhakar Pachpute (Experimenter) Prabuddha Dasgupta (Wonderwall) Pradeep K P (Palette Art Gallery) Pramod K Mann (Art Pilgrim) Praneet Soi (Experimenter) Prarthana Modi (Wonderwall) Prasad K P (Palette Art Gallery) Pratap Morey (TARQ) Pratul Dash 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