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PUNEET KAUSHIK Born 1972, New Delhi Lives and works in New Delhi EDUCATION 1992-1996 BFA, Jamia Millia Islamia 1998-2000 Studio Art, University of California, Berkeley (Extension), San Francisco, US SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2016 Barren Red, Gallery Espace, New Delhi 2011 The Skin and the Surface, Gallery Beyond, Mumbai Evolution, Aman Hotel, New Delhi 2010 Germination, Apparao Gallery, Bangalore Germination, Apparao Gallery, Chennai Symbiosis, ApparaoGallery, Bangalore 2009 Germination, Kerkar Art Complex, Goa Germination, Gallery Beyond, Mumbai Symbiosis, Art Konsult, New Delhi 2008 Alter Ego, Alliance Françoise de Delhi, New Delhi 2007 Takashimaya, Tokyo, Japan 2004 The Embryo, Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai 2002 Indelible Imprints, Art Inc., New Delhi 2001 Paradox, Apparao Gallery, Chennai Paradox, Art Inc., New Delhi 2000 Markings on the Wall, Kala Art Gallery, San Francisco, California, USA 1999 Modern Primitive Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia, USA 1997 Roy G Biv Gallery, Columbus, Ohio, USA ANZ Grindlays Bank, New Delhi Selected GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2021 Fibre of our Lives, Gallery Art Positive, New Delhi 2017 Contrabanned-Provocations of Our Times, Art Konsult, New Delhi 2014 The Shape Things Will Take, Gallery Espace, New Delhi W.A.R, Engendered Gallery, American Centre, New Delhi Combine, Gallery Beyond, Mumbai Drawing 2014: 7 Decades of Indian Drawing, Gallery Espace, IGNCA, New Delhi 2013 The Embedded Landscape, Religare Art Gallery, Delhi “Resist”, An Engendered Art Protest, Gallery Beyond, Mumbai 7 Artists & 7 Mediums, Gallery 7, Mumbai Small Is Big, Darbar Gallery, Kochi Sri: Multiple Feminisms, Engendered &The American Centre, New Delhi Integrated Inception, Art Konsult, Delhi 2012 Metaphors & Materials, Forum Art Gallery, Chennai Altars & Icons, Gallery Beyond, Mumbai 2011 The Westin, Hyderabad 2010 Whole, SmritiRajgarhiaBhatt, Indigo Blue Art, Singapore 2009 Delineating Today,curated by Prima Kurien, The Mint, New Delhi Body As Vessel, curated byGeeti Sen, Art Alive Gallery, New Delhi Chivas Studio Previews, Olive Bar, Delhi 2008 Assembled Voices, curated by Meena Varma, presented by Artiforus Gallery at Travancore Art Gallery, New Delhi ART FAIRS 2012, 2013, 2015-2020 India Art Fair 2019 & 2021 Delhi Contemporary art week gallery Espace Delhi 2019 2011 & 2013 Indian Art Festival, Mumbai 2009 & 2011 India Art Summit, New Delhi 2008 Art Dubai, Dubai 2008 Singapore Art Fair, Indigo Blue Art, Singapore 2007 Asian Contemporary Art Fair, Tokyo CAMPS attended 2014 Ahmedabad art camp 2011 Walden Pond Painting Workshop, Kochi 2010 Sculptor Workshop, Gallery Beyond, Goa Series of Painting workshops, Goa 2009 Artist Workshop by Art and Deal, Orissa 2006 Artist Workshop by Gallery Threshold, New Delhi at Bali, Indonesia 2000 Japanese Printmaking San Francisco, California, USA AWARDS AND Residencies 2000 – 2002 Junior Research Fellowship, Department of Culture, Government of India 1998 – 2000 Nehru Research Associate, Jawaharlal Nehru Trust Jaipur, Bronze casting Hampi Jindal, Hampi Hampi Baldota, Hampi Goa Camp, Gallery Grasshopper 2005 Leh, Gallery Espace–Fine Art Company 2003 Khoj artist camp – Bangalore 2001 Kerala International Sculptures Camp 2000 Voltas National level Camp, Mumbai 1998 All India Artist camp at Oberoi Hotel, Bombay 1996 IPCL All India Artist Camp 1995 CEAT Camp (Contemporary Indian Artist) 1988 Navdeep Pratishta National level Art Camp, Ahmedabad WoRkshops conducted 2014 Musashino Art University. Japan 2012 All India wood carving workshop for MA & BA Students, VICE~VERSA, Goa 2011 Sculpture workshop ISB, Hyderabad Process on Becoming an Artist, Fountainhead School, Surat. 2010 Clay workshop for children, Vijaynagar 2001 Worked with children in remand home, Khanpur, Ahmedabad 1997 Recycling waste, School Of Architecture, Ahmedabad 1996 Workshop for women in terracotta and metal casting, Kanoria Centre for Arts, Ahmedabad 1995 Children and college students in clay modelling, (St. Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad. 1994 Paper pulp workshop for children, Kanoria Centre for Arts, Ahmedabad Paper pulp and jute sac recycling, workshop at St. Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad with slum children 1993 Paper Pulp workshop, School of Architecture, Ahmedabad Puppet making with tribals, Vijaynagar 1992 Workshop with tribal children, Vijaynagar 1991 “Project Cheer Up”, workshop with children suffering from Cancer, K.E.M. Hospital, Mumbai Workshop in clay modelling at a de-addiction centre, Mumbai AWARDS 2016 National Award, Hyderabad, SCZCC. Nagpur, Ministry of Culture, Government of India 2005 India Habitat Centre Award- Best Solo Show 1998 Junior Fellow Scholarship, Govt. of India Young Emerging Artist of India (Reliance) 1996 Junior Fellowship, Govt. of India 1995 Bendre & Husain Award (Sculpture) 1993 Bombay Art Society Sculpture Award. Navdeep Pratishtha Award, Gujarat State Sculptor Award) 1992 All India Arts Society, Mumbai (Sculpture) 1991 Silver Medal Awarded by Govt. of Maharashtra (J.J. Institute of Applied Arts). Lintas worldwide silver medal for Best campaign Sistas prize for best campaign on consumer products. Award by Bombay University for standing second. 9. Have you seen the flowers on the river?, Khoj, New Delhi 10. Immersion. Emergence, Youthreach, New Delhi, 2007 11. Down and Out: Labouring under Global Capitalism, co-edited, Jan Breman et al, Oxford University Press and Amsterdam, University Press, 2000 AWARDS 1. IFCS- UN Special Recognition Award for Chemical Safety, 2008, 2. Ashoka Fellowship for social entrepreneurship, 1997 VARIOUS 1. Member Peers Jury, Khoj International Artist’s Workshop, 2019 2. Member, Arts Advisory Committee 2017-2018 – Kochi Muzaris Biennial, March 3 3. Member Board, Delhi Pollution Control Committee, Govt. of NCT of Delhi 4. Member Board, Tactical Technology Collective, Berlin 5. Treasurer and Member Executive Committee, IPEN (International POPs Elimination Network), HQ Berkley, USA 6. Member, Semester End Jury, National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India Photography Design, 8 – 9 May 7. Member, Degree Project Jury, Photography Design, National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, October 2017, 8. Member, FICA Public Art Grant 2017 Jury, New Delhi, November 2017 9. Founder Director, Toxics Link and The Just Environment Charitable Trust 10. Founder Trustee, The Shyama Foundation for Art and Ecology 2004 Art Watch, Galerie 88, Kolkata Exhibition by the Members of the Faculty of Visual Arts, Rabindra Bharati Universi-ty, State Gallery of Art, Hyderabad Parama, Galerie La Mere, Sri Aurobindo Institute of Culture, Kolkata 2003 Exhibition by the Members of the Faculty of Visual Arts, Rabindra Bharati Universi-ty, Birla Academy of Art & Culture, Kolkata 2002 Exhibition by the Members of the Faculty of Visual Arts, Rabindra Bharati Universi-ty, Galerie 88, Kolkata 2001 Harvest 2001, Arushi Art Gallery, New Delhi The Printmakers, Right Lines Gallery, Bangalore Printfest, Ulverston, UK Art of Bengal, CIMA Gallery, Kolkata 2000 Art of Bengal, National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai Art in Life, Workshop and Exhibition, CIMA Gallery, Kolkata 1999/2000 Prabaha III, Biswa Banga Sammelan, Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata 1999 Sanjog, Annual Exhibition, Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata 1997-98 Annual Exhibitions, Birla Academy of Art & Culture, Kolkata 1997 Kala Art Institute Annual Auction, The Presidio, San Francisco, USA 1996 9th Rashtriya Kala Mela, Victoria Memorial grounds, Kolkata 1994 Exhibition for Emerald Isle Annual Challenge Trophy, Kolkata 1993 Exhibition of Prints, Gallery Katayun, Kolkata 1992 Exhibition of Prints, Gallery BF14, Kolkata Exhibition of Prints, Centre Art Gallery, Kolkata Impressions: The New India; Tata Steel Art Workshop and Exhibition for Young Art-ists, Tata Centre, Kolkata National Exhibition, Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi 1990-93 Art Age Street Exhibition, Kolkata 1991 Exhibition for Young Talents, Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi All India Fine Art Exhibition, Gadag, Karnataka Introduction 91, Birla Academy of Art and Culture, Kolkata Composition 91, Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata 1989 Exhibition of Prints, Group 8, All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society, New Delhi 1988/89 Yuva Mahotsav, Sahitya Kala Parishad, New Delhi 1988 Sahitya Kala Parishad Annual Exhibition, New Delhi 1987 Youth Art Exhibition, Jamini Roy Birth Centenary Year, Birla Academy of Art and Cul-ture, Kolkata ART FAIRS & Festivals 2019 India Art Fair with Gallery Espace, New Delhi & Ganges Art Gallery, Kolkata 2014 Dhaka Art Summit with Ganges Art Gallery, Kolkata 2014 India Art Fair with Ganges Art Gallery, Kolkata 2013 India Art Fair with Gallery Espace, New Delhi & Ganges Art Gallery, Kolkata 2012 Kathmandu International Art Festival 2012 – Earth, Body, Mind, Kathmandu 2011 India Art Summit with Akarprakar, Kolkata 2009 Separating Myth from Reality – Status of Women, International Art Festival pre-sented by Siddhartha Art Gallery, Kathmandu Residencies, Workshops, etc. 2018 Chhau Mask-making Workshop at Charida Village, Purulia, West Bengal with the Dept. of Graphics-Printmaking, Faculty of Visual Arts, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata 2017 Residency at Jaipur Kala Chaupal - An Art Collaborative, Hotel Diggi Palace, Jaipur https:// youtu.be/Y9Yzkf-5gH0 2016 Artist; the Public Intellectual, a community project & artist residency curated by Tanya Abraham for Kashi Art Gallery, Fort Kochi Story-telling & illustration workshops conducted on The Understanding of Home for Class VIII, The Delta Study, Fort Kochi Facilitated Printmaking Lecture-Demonstration on behalf of the Dept. of Graphics-
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