Intersections & Intervention: Barwe & Klee

For the first time, the works of Prabhakar Barwe (1936–1995) and Paul Klee (1879–1940) enter into dialogue. Though separated by time and geography, both artists explored abstraction through painting, drawing, and writing, asking how art relates to nature, the world, and the self. This exhibition invites you to observe, contemplate, and discover—what echoes and divergences connect these two modernist voices, and what can each reveal about the other?

This is a one-day intensive workshop that explores innovative approaches and perspectives in international curatorial practice. Bringing together voices from leading art institutions in Europe and India, this workshop offers curators, artists, researchers, and cultural practitioners an opportunity to engage in dialogue about evolving methodologies of exhibition-making, cross-cultural collaborations, and the future of curating in a globalized art world.