Piramal Art Residency's fourteenth cycle was held under the theme 'Being in Time'

Mutable, earthy, delicate, colorful, tactile and raw, ceramic and terracotta are closely related yet distinct media.

Without the earth no being can exist. Without the earth and its produce no being will have food for sustenance.

The eleventh cycle of the Piramal Art Residency features three artists whose works are diverse in concept, medium and technique.

India has many art worlds that exist alongside each other; sometimes ignorant of each other’s presence and at other times interacting with each other to create a rich dialogue.

A residency that engages with the notion of intricacy and detail.

Wood is one of the most ancient materials used by man to create sculptures.

India's history is inextricably linked with indigo, a plant based dye, that produced a rich blue colour. The seventh cycle of the Piramal Residency focuses on indigo as a colour and pigment.

All visual artists to explore and investigate the broad societal issues that surround the PULSE chain starting from production to consumption.