Featured Contemporary Indian Art
Discover our rotating selection of contemporary Indian art, featuring works that explore memory, identity, and the South Asian experience.
This is a photo-performance from Cop Shiva's series 'No Longer A Memory', created with his mother, Gowramma. They playfully recreate childhood fantasies, transforming memory into a vibrant, theatrical performance that explores identity and love.
Arunkumar H. G.'s monumental sculpture 'Impinged II', crafted from recycled paper pulp, now resides at Terminal 2 of Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru. This acquisition showcases our commitment to placing significant contemporary Indian art in major public spaces.
A view of our booth at the Seattle Art Fair 2025. Participating in international art fairs allows me to bring the powerful voices of South Asian artists to a global audience and connect with collectors from around the world.
'The Stranger I', a limited edition serigraph by the master modernist Jehangir Sabavala. Representing such iconic artists is central to my mission of showcasing the full spectrum of Indian art history, from modern pioneers to contemporary innovators.
This untitled textile work is a collaboration between artist Anitha N Reddy and Husenbi Jamadar of the Siddi Quilters. Hand-stitched from upcycled cotton, these quilts are powerful works of art, rich with the memory, labor, and heritage of the Siddi community.
'Triumphant Skywalker (No Black Tongue)', a bronze sculpture by Tsherin Sherpa. This piece playfully distorts Himalayan iconography to explore themes of cultural identity, displacement, and hybridity in the modern world.
Artist Cop Shiva stands beside his work at the preview of his solo exhibition, 'No Longer A Memory'. My role is not just to sell art, but to support and develop the careers of the artists I represent, helping them bring their vision to life.
Visitors engage in conversation during the Vidya Bhushan exhibition. My gallery is a space for dialogue and connection, where people can immerse themselves in art and share in the experience.
About Featured
When you visit our Wilson Garden space, take time to see how the lighting changes the texture of our textile and sculptural works. We do not just display objects; we tell stories, so if a piece speaks to you, ask us about its history and the artist’s process before you make a decision.
At Gallery Sumukha, our featured selection is a rotating dialogue between established masters and fresh voices. We believe art should be lived with, not just observed. Whether you are looking for a limited edition archival print for your home office or a statement bronze sculpture for your living area, our collection spans diverse mediums from painting and textile art to installations.
Our focus in the Wilson Garden space remains on South Asian experiences, emphasizing materiality and narrative. If you see a piece you love, we offer full documentation, including certificates of authenticity for all limited-edition prints and sculptures. We often assist collectors in finding work that fits specific architectural spaces, so feel free to discuss your layout or interior style when you drop by.
From the photo-performances of artists like Cop Shiva to the intricate hand-stitched textiles of the Siddi Quilters, each work here represents a commitment to supporting the artist’s long-term career. We encourage visitors to look past the surface—engage with the materials, understand the artist's intent, and find the piece that truly fits your life.
Cop Shiva
We are a gallery built for artists and collectors who value real conversation. Our space in Wilson Garden has been our home since 1996, and we invite you to step away from the noise and spend time with work that challenges and inspires.
Need help finding the right piece?
Tell us what kind of art you are looking to add to your space.
More from Art Sales and Artist Representation by Cop Shiva