WHAT THE LAND REMEMBERS
by Anthology
12 November onwards GALLERY 2
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This exhibition unfolds as a meditation on how landscapes, both physical and imagined, retain traces of those who move through them. Through weaving, photography, and composition, Helena Bajaj Larsen, Tenzing Dakpa, and Gaia Pawar Shapiro, translate memory into acts of preservation and reinvention. Here, land is not just a witness but a participant, shaping identity, carrying migration and return within its soil and fibres.
Visit Gallery 2 to trace the soft, persistent labour of making a 'self' in diaspora, in intimacy, and in distance.
Visit Gallery 2 to trace the soft, persistent labour of making a 'self' in diaspora, in intimacy, and in distance.
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Marine Drive Graffiti
Atelier Bobby Aggarwal
Atelier Bobby Aggarwal
12 November onwards Shophouse

Along Bombay’s curve of sea and skyline, design has always mirrored the city’s rhythm. Marine Drive Graffiti revisits the exuberance of the Art Deco era—its glamour, geometry, and cultural symbols—translating that spirit into contemporary form. In this collection of bar cabinets, designer Bobby Aggarwal distills that cultural pulse into modern materiality, reinterpreting the bas-reliefs, ziggurats, chevrons and architectural motifs that still line the Queen’s Necklace.
Visit Gallery 2 to experience a tactile homage to an era defined by the city’s creative optimism.
Visit Gallery 2 to experience a tactile homage to an era defined by the city’s creative optimism.

The Turning Point
The Pinakin Patel Retrospective
The Pinakin Patel Retrospective
by Anthology
18 January onwards GALLERY 1 and GALLERY 2
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The Turning Point is Anthology's first retrsopective that traces the life and work of one of Indian design’s most pioneering and prolific voices–Pinakin Patel–across 50 years of his practice. It is a reflection on places, philosophies, friendships, and lived experience that shaped not only his worldview, but the contours of contemporary Indian design as we know it today. Through 11 seminal works, curated objects from his expansive personal collection, and a focused presentation from the Dashrath Patel archive, of which Pinakin is a custodian, the exhibition maps a practice formed through observation, reinvention, and inner stillness—revealing a creative life that is shaped not by one, but many moments of both departure and return.
Visit the two Galleries from 18th January onwards, to experience a retrospective that traces the quiet, cumulative turning points of a life in design.
Visit the two Galleries from 18th January onwards, to experience a retrospective that traces the quiet, cumulative turning points of a life in design.
Marine Drive Graffiti
Atelier Bobby Aggarwal
Atelier Bobby Aggarwal
by Anthology
12 November onwards Shophouse

Along Bombay’s curve of sea and skyline, design has always mirrored the city’s rhythm. Marine Drive Graffiti revisits the exuberance of the Art Deco era—its glamour, geometry, and cultural symbols—translating that spirit into contemporary form. In this collection of bar cabinets, designer Bobby Aggarwal distills that cultural pulse into modern materiality, reinterpreting the bas-reliefs, ziggurats, chevrons and architectural motifs that still line the Queen’s Necklace.
Visit Orangerie to experience a tactile homage to an era defined by the city’s creative optimism.
Visit Orangerie to experience a tactile homage to an era defined by the city’s creative optimism.

ELEMENTAL
by Anthology
August Onwards The Ramp

Anthology’s point of view draws from the quiet reciprocities that make great design possible. Elemental is an invitation to reflect on the life-affirming relationship between makers and the land that nourishes their practice. Through the lens of five ‘elements’, we explore the journey of making, beginning with water and moving through earth, fire, air and finally–-human touch. Elemental is an ode to an older, wiser way of creating and consuming, and an homage to every maker in our world.
Visit The Ramp to explore the journey of each maker, and the materials that serve as both their canvas and collaborator.
Visit The Ramp to explore the journey of each maker, and the materials that serve as both their canvas and collaborator.

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