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Solo Exhibitions[edit]

2018

  • Messengers, Grunwald Gallery of Art, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA[1]
  • Chimeras, Pasquart Kunsthaus Centre d'art, Biel/Bienne, Switzerland [1]
  • Points de départ, points qui lient, DHC/ART Foundation for Contemporary Art, Montreal, Canada[1]

2017

  • Bharti Kher : Sketchbooks and Diaries, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, USA[1]
  • Dark Matter (MM), Museum Frieder Burda Salon Berlin, Germany [1]

2016

  • The Laws of Reversed Effort, Galerie Perrotin, Paris[1]
  • This Breathing House, Freud Museum, London[1]
  • BHARTI KHER Matter, Vancouver Art Gallery, Canada[1]
  • In Her Own Language, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, Perth, Australia[1]

2015

  • Not All Who Wanders Are Lost, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, USA[1]

2014

  • three decimal points. Of a minute of a second of a defree, Hauser & Wirth, Zurich[1]
  • Misdemeanors, Rockbund Art Museum, Shanghai, China[1][2]

2013

  • Anomalies, Kukje Gallery, Seoul, Korea[1]
  • Bind the Dream State to your Waking Life, Galerie Nature Morte, New Delhi, India[1]

2012

  • Many, (too) many, more than before, Galerie Perrotin, Hong Kong[1]
  • Bharti Kher, Parasol Unit Foundation for contemporary art, London[1]
  • The hot winds that blow from the West, Hauser & Wirth, New York[1]

2011

  • Leave your smell, Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, Paris[1]

2010

  • Disturbia, utopia, house beautiful, Gallery SKE, Bangalore, India[1]
  • Inevitable undeniable necessary, Hauser & Wirth, London[1]

2008

  • Sing to them that will listen Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, Paris[1]
  • Virus, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead, UK[1]

2007

  • An absence of assignable cause, Jack Shainman Gallery, New York, U.S.A.[1]
  • An absence of assignable cause, Nature Morte, New Delhi, India[1]

2006

  • Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, because you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup, Gallery 88 and Ske Gallery, Mumbai, India[1]

2004

  • Quasi-, mim-, ne-, near-, semi-, -ish, -like, Gallery Ske, Bangalore, India[1]
  • Hungry Dogs Eat Dirty Pudding, Nature Morte, New Delhi, India[1]

2001

  • The Private Softness of Skin, Gallery Chemould, Mumbai, India[1]

2000

  • The Private Softness of Skin, Bose Pacia Modern, New York (cat), USA[1]

1999

  • Telling Tails, New Delhi, India[1]
  • Telling Tails, Galerie F.I.A, Amsterdam, Netherlands[1]

1997

  • Galerie F.I.A, Amsterdam, Netherlands[1]

1995

  • Art Heritage, (cat), New Delhi, India[1]

1993

  • AIFACS, New Delhi, India[1]


Group Exhibitions[edit]

2019

  • Vision Exchange: Perspectives from India to Canada, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada[1]
  • Vision Exchange: Perspectives from India to Canada, University of Toronto Art Centre, Toronto, Canada[1]

2018

  • Vision Exchange: Perspectives from India to Canada, Art Gallery of Alberta - Alberta, Canada[1]
  • Facing India, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg - Wolfsburg, Germany[1]
  • Like Life: Sculpture, Color, and the Body (1300-Now), The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA[1]
  • My Monster: The Human Animal Hybrid, RMIT Gallery, Melbourne, Australia[1]
  • I See You, Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, USA[1]
  • Surface Work, Victoria Miro, London, UK[1]
  • The Sculpture Park, Madhavendra Palace at Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur, India[1]
  • Bronze Age c.3500 BC - AD 2018, Firstsite, Colchester, England[1]

2017

  • Fond illusions, Perrotin, New York, USA[1]
  • Portable Art: A project by Celia Forner, Hauser & Wirth, Zurich, Switzerland[1]
  • Versus Rodin: Bodies across space and time, Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia[1]
  • Pizzuti Collection, Visions from India. Transforming Vision: 21st Century Art from the Pizzuti Collection, Columbus OH[1]
  • Portable Art: A Project by Celia Forner, Hauser & Wirth, New York NY[1]
  • Salon, Hauser & Wirth, Zurich, Switzerland[1]
  • Sub-Plots: Laughing in the Vernacular, National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai, India[1]
  • Approaching Land, Akara Art Gallery, Mumbai, India[1]

2016

  • I Prefer Life, Weserburg, Bremen, Germany[1]
  • Present, Johyun Gallery, Busan, Korea[1]
  • The Future Is Already Here – It’s Just Not Evenly Distributed, 20th Biennale of Sydney, Sydney, Australia[1]

2015

  • Go East: The Gene & Brian Sherman Contemporary Asian Art Collection, curated by Suhanya Raffel[1]
  • Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia[1]
  • Don’t Shoot the Painter – UBS Art Collection, Villa Reale’s Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Milan, Italy[1]
  • Codes of Culture, SKE Gallery, New Dehli, India[1]

2014

  • Whorled Explorations, Kochi-Muziris Biennale, Kochi, India[1]
  • Girl - curated by Pharrel Williams, Galerie Perrotin, Paris[1]
  • Entre deux expositions. Collections et nouvelles acquisitions de l'Institut, Institut Culturel Bernard Magrez, Bordeaux, France[1]
  • Here Today...A major exhibition marking 50 years of the IUCN Red List, The Old Sorting Office, London[1]

2013

  • Textile – Fabric as Material and Concept in Modern Art from Klimt to the Present, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, Germany[1]
  • Quartiers d'été, Collection de l'Institut Culturel Bernard Magrez, villa les Roches Brunes, Dinard, France[1]
  • Trade Routes, Hauser & Wirth, London, England[1]
  • We are Ours: A Collection of Manifestos for the Instant, Khoj International Artists’ Association, New Delhi, India[1]
  • Art & Textiles – Fabric as Material and Concept in Modern Art from Klimt to the Present, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, Wolfsburg, Germany[1]

2012

  • Misled by Nature: Contemporary Art and the Baroque, Art Gallery of Alberta, Canada (Travelling Exhibition)[1]
  • Dot. Systems. From Pointillism to Pixelation, Wilhelm-Hack-Museum, Germany[1]
  • La Belle & la Bête, Institut Culturel Bernard Magrez, Bordeaux, France[1]
  • India: Art Now, Arken Museum of Modern Art, Denmark[1]
  • The First Kiev Biennale of Contemporary Art: The best of times, the worst of times. Rebirth and apocalypse in contemporary art’, Kiev, Ukraine[1]
  • Critical Mass, Contemporary art from India, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Israel[1]

2011

  • Indian Highway V, MAXXI Museum, Roma[1]
  • Seduction by masquerade, Nature Morte, Delhi, India[1]
  • Paris Delhi Bombay, Centre Pompidou, Paris[1]
  • Indian Highway IV, Museé d'art contemporain de Lyon[1]
  • Festival der Tiere, Essl Museum, Klosterneuburg, Austria[1]
  • Maximum INDIA, John Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington DC[1]

2010

  • Tokyo Art Meeting. Transformation, Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo, Japan[1]
  • Pattern ID , Akron Art Museum, One South high Akron Ohio, US[1]
  • The Empire Strikes Back: Indian Art Today, The Saatchi Gallery, London[1]
  • Tauba Auerbach, Matthew Day Jackson…, Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, Paris[1]
  • Gothenburg Culture Festival Gothenburg, Sweden[1]
  • Lille3000: The Silk Road. Saatchi Gallery London in Lille, Tri Postal, Lille[1]
  • Indian Highway, Herning Kunstmuseum, Denmark[1]
  • Signs of Life. Ancient Knowledge in Contemporary Art, Kunstmuseum Luzern,Lucerne[1]
  • Susan Hefuna, Bharti Kher, Fred Tomaselli: Between the Worlds, Kunstmuseum Thun, Switzerland[1]
  • Facing East: Recent Works from China, India and Japan from the Frank Cohen Collection, Manchester Art Gallery, England[1]
  • Pattern ID, Akron Art Museum, US[1]

2009

  • Marvellous Reality, Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi, IndiaShifting Shapes. Unstable Signs, Yale University School of Art, New Haven CTNarratives from India in the 21st century: Between Memory and History, Madrid / Casa Asia, Barcelona, Spain[1]
  • Who’s Afraid of the Artists? A Selection of Works from the Pinault Collection, Palais des Arts de Dinard, France[1]
  • Bharti Kher, Yayoi Kusama, Eva Rothschild, Mindy Shapero, Marianne Boesky Gallery, NY[1]
  • Les Artistes Indiens d’Aujourd’hui, Palais Bénédictine, Fécamp, France[1]
  • Nature Nation, Museum on the Seam, Jerusalem, IsraelRe-imagining Asia. A Thousand Years of Separation, The New Art Gallery Walsall, Walsall, England (Travelling Exhibition)[1]
  • Where in the world, curated by Kavita Singh, Shukla Sawant and Naman Ahuja, Devi[1]
  • Art foundation, New Delhi, India[1]
  • Chalo! India: A New Era of Indian Art, Essl Museum, Vienna, Austria[1]
  • Chalo! India: A New Era of Indian Art, The National Museum of Contemporary Art Museum, Seoul, Korea[1]
  • Indian Highway, curated by Gunnar B. Kvaran, Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art, Oslo, Norway[1]

2008

  • Indian Highway, curated by Julia Peyton-Jones, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Serpentine Gallery, London, UK[1]
  • Mutant Beauty, Anant Art Gallery, curated by Gayatri Sinha at the Anant Art Gallery, New Delhi[1]
  • Chalo! India: A New Era of Indian Art, Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan[1]
  • Indian Focus, Espace Claude Berri, Paris[1]
  • Everywhere is war, Bodhi Art Bombay, curated by Shaheen Merali, (cat.)[1]
  • Still moving Image, Devi Art Foundation, curated by Deeksha Nath at the Devi Art Foundation, Gurgaon, India (cat.)[1]
  • Expenditure, the Busan Biennale, directed by Kim, Won-Bang at The Busan Museum of Modern Art, Korea[1]
  • Comme des bêtes, (Like animals), Fine Arts Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland, curated by Bernard Fibicher[1]
  • Re-imagining Asia, A thousand years of separation, curated by Shaheen Merali and Wu Hang, at the House of world cultures (cat)[1]
  • Distant Nearness, The Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art at Johnson County Community College, Kansas, USA[1]
  • Passage to India, Frank Cohen Collection at Initial Access Wolverhampton, UK[1]
  • India - Guest in the Giant, RAIN.bow.PEARLS, organized by Swarovski at the Kristallwelten[1]
  • New Delhi – New Wave, Primo Marella Gallery, Milano, Italy (cat.)[1]

2007

  • The Sneeze 80x80, curated by Peter Lloyd Lewis and Natasha Makowski, Cape Town, Durban[1]
  • International exhibition of sculptures and installations, organised by Arte Communications and the Department of culture of the Venice City Council.[1]
  • Urban Manners. Contemporary Artists from India, curated by Adelina von Furstenberg at Hangar Bicocca in collaboration with ART for the World Europa, Milan, Italy[1]
  • Indian Photo and Media Art: A Jouney of Discovery, FLUSS - NÖ Initiative for Photo-and Media Art, Weinviertel, Austria[1]
  • Private/Corporate IV, Sammlung DaimlerChrysler- Lekha and Anupam Poddar Collections, Berlin, Germany[1]

2006

  • Fuori Uso 2006- Altered States. Are you experienced? curated by Nicolas Bourriaud and Paolo Falcone, Ex Mercato Ortofrutticolo, Pescara, Italy[1]
  • Asia Pacific Triennale, Queensland Art Gallery, (cat), Brisbane, Australia[1]
  • Le troisième Oeil, Lille 3000, curated by Caroline Naphegyi, (cat), Lille, France[1]
  • Inside outside, Nature Morte, New Delhi, India[1]
  • Hungry Gods, Arario Gallery, (cat), Beijing, China[1]
  • Made By Indians, Galerie Enrico Navarra, Art on the beach, (cat), St Tropez, France[1]
  • Long Happy Hours Thereby Happiness & Other Stories, Gallery Chemould at The Museum Gallery, Mumbai, India[1]

2005

  • Zeitsprunge Raumfolgen curated by Simone Wilke, IFA Galerie Berlin and Stutgard, (cat), Germany[1]
  • Mom and Pop, Walsh Gallery, Chicago, USA[1]
  • Indian Summer, curated by Deepak Anand and Jany Luga, ENSBA, (cat), Paris[1]
  • Indian Summer, Nature Morte, New Delhi[1]
  • Het offer/ an intimate I: droom en werkelijkheid, De Beverd Museum voor Grafische werkeljkheid, Breda[1]

2004

  • Contemporary Art From India, Thomas Erben Gallery, New York, USA[1]
  • Vanitas Vanitatum, curated by Peter Nagy for Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai, India[1]
  • The SNEEZE, a Featured Film 80 artists x 80 seconds 106 minutes, curated by Natasha Makowski and Peter Lloyd Lewis, (cat), Athens, Greece[1]
  • Adrogyne, curated by Alka Pande at India Habitat Center, New Delhi, India[1]

2003

  • Crossing Generations: diverge, curated by Geeta Kapur and Chaitanya Sambrani for 40 years of Gallery Chemould, (cat), Mumbai, India[1]
  • The Tree from the Seed: Contemporary art from India, curated by Gavin Jantjes, Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, (Cat), Norway[1]
  • Sirpur Paper Mills, workshop Exhibition, at Art Inc, New Delhi, India[1]
  • Bad Taste, Apparao Gallery, at The Apeejay New Media Centre, New Delhi, India[1]

2002

  • Under Construction, Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery, (cat), Tokyo and Japan Foundation, Japan[1]
  • Khoj Residency Show, Khoj Studios, New Delhi, India[1]
  • Creative Space, Sakshi Gallery, at Habitat Centre, (cat), New Delhi, India[1]
  • Photosphere, curated by Peter Nagy, Nature Morte, New Delhi, India[1]
  • Playgrounds & Toys, ART for The World, Geneva, in Delhi with Nature Morte[1]
  • Cutting Edge Contemporary, curated by Art Edge, NGMA Mumbai, Interiors Espana, New Delhi, India[1]
  • GLUE, curated by Peter Nagy at Sumukha Gallery, Bangalore, India[1]
  • Borderless Terrain, curated by Alka Pande, India Habitat Center, (cat), New Delhi, India[1]
  • Silence Violence, NSA Gallery, a Pulse Project, curated by Greg Streak Durban, NieBethesda and Stellenbosch, South Africa[1]
  • MANGO, A SAWCC show for Talwar Gallery, New York, USA[1]
  • Sorry For The Inconvenience, curated by Gridthya Gaeweewong for Japan Foundation, at Project 304, Bangkok, Thailand and Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery Tokyo (Cat)[1]
  • Sidewinder, curated by Gerard Hemsworth for CIMA Gallery, Kolkata, India[1]

2001

  • Art On The Move, a Sahmat Project curated by Vivan Sundaram, in 5 venues in Delhi, India[1]
  • Kitch kitch Hota Hai, curated by Madhu Jain for Gallery Espace, India Habitat Center, (cat), New Delhi, India[1]

2000

  • Open Circle Exhibition, Lakeeren art Gallery, (cat), Mumbai, India[1]
  • of, based on, or obtained by (Tradition), Nature Morte, New Delhi[1]
  • Aar Paar, an exchange between five Indian and Pakistani artists, curated by Shilpa Gupta and Hema Mulji, at Kundan Pan Shop, Karachi, Pakistan[1]

1999

  • Impact, curated by Jim Beard Gallery, Amsterdam at CCA New Delhi, India[1]
  • Embarkation’s, curated by Yashodra Dalmia, Sakshi Gallery (cat), Mumbai, India[1]
  • Icons of The Millenium, curated by Lakeeren Art Gallery, Nehru Centre, (Cat), Mumbai, India[1]
  • Boxwallahs, Art in a Public Space with De Ego, a collaborative work with Subodh Gupta at Sahay Filling Station, Gurgaon/ Mehrauli Road, N.H.8, India[1]
  • Hed end aagse Kunst uit India, Central Bureau Vande Hogeschool, Amsterdam, The Netherlands[1]

1988

  • Edge of The Century, curated by Amit Mukopadya, British Council, (cat), New Delhi, India[1]
  • Cryptograms, Lakeeren Art Gallery, (cat), Mumbai, India[1]

1996

  • Royal Overseas League Open Exhibition, Overseas House London, Edinburgh College of Art, UK[1]
  • Of Women Icons/Stars/Feasts, Eicher Gallery, (cat), New Delhi[1]

1995

  • 6th Bharat Bhawan Biennal of Contemporary Indian Arts, Bhopal, India [1]
  • Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai, India[1]
  • Postcards for Gandhi, a Sahmat Exhibition in five cities in India[1]

1993

  • Trends in Contemporary Indian Art, Art Heritage, New Delhi, India[1]

1991

  • Aspects of British Figurative Painting (1988-93), Milton Gallery, London, UK[1]

1990

  • Fresh Art, the National Fine Art Degree Fair, the Business Design Center, London, UK[1]
  • Squires Gallery, Newcastle Polytechnic, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK[1]

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