Exhibitions and public platforms form an essential part of Art For Art Foundation’s commitment to sustaining artistic practice beyond the residency and mentorship framework. Through group exhibitions, solo presentations, and concept-driven projects, often engaging with questions of sustainability, material responsibility, and social context, A4A creates spaces where emerging artists and residency participants can situate their work within wider professional and public ecosystems. These platforms are conceived as sites of continuity rather than conclusion, enabling artists to engage with collectors, curators, and gallery professionals while gaining experience in exhibition-making, dialogue, and circulation.
By foregrounding ethical visibility and long-term engagement over one-time outcomes, A4A affirms that meaningful support for artists includes access to public and professional platforms alongside critical development. Over time, this sustained commitment to bridging practice and visibility has also informed the parallel evolution of Champatree Art Gallery, which emerges from A4A’s efforts to build artist-led, responsible pathways into the contemporary art ecosystem.
Selected Exhibitions
‘Spotlight On The Wall’ with the
screening of video films and
the release of a book by artist
Jagadeesh R
A multi-disciplinary artist and storyteller, Jagadeesh’s recent video works include stories of a father, a couple, and the search for a swan. Restricting humans to the rear side of the camera or as mere props, his works often extend emotions and feelings beyond humans and project them on other living and non-living entities. Jagadeesh uses both still and moving images to create narratives that are personal and fictional at the same time.
‘Incredible India’ Stories from
the land of Jamun installed at
the Museum of Sacred Arts in Belgium, October 2021
The works created for the exhibition-’ Jamun’ are reflective of our India in its varied & complex interwoven layers. Most of the works have been specially commissioned after several discussions & studio visits by the curators. The idea was to showcase India in all its diversity Participating Artists: Ravi Chunchula, Keerti Pooja, Srinivas Pulagam, Madhu Venugopalan, Bharat Dodiya, Gulab Kapadiya, Puja, Sonal Ojha, Thirupathi Thirumala, DurgaPrasad Chaganti
Scars of Scarcity 2019
Scars of Scarcity is a site-specific installation initiated by Art For Art Foundation, bringing together artists Arnab Kumar Chandra, Harinder Langayan, Pragya Saxena, Shubhangi Tyagi, and Yeg Kishore Bangar. Conceived as a collective response to India’s growing water crisis, the project examines scarcity as a material, environmental, and lived condition shaped by urban consumption and ecological neglect. Through an immersive and participatory installation, the artists construct a landscape marked by depletion, inviting viewers to physically and sensorially encounter the consequences of environmental erosion. Positioned within A4A’s commitment to socially engaged and sustainability-focused practice, Scars of Scarcity functions as a space for reflection, discomfort, and dialogue around shared responsibility and the future of natural resources.
