Method Kala Ghoda

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Method is an independent creative art space in Mumbai’s art district, Kala Ghoda. Adding to the fabric of this eclectic city, the space elevates artists breaking traditional definitions of “fine art”. Contemporary, street, modern and at times even classic art that embodies boldness of form and freedom from the norm, Method is the fringe leftfield.

The artists exhibiting at Method are typically mid-career artists on track to leave a mark on modern art history. As an art space, Method becomes an active participant in each individual’s artistic journey. By providing a platform where artists can create work as they envision it, unhindered by the restrictions of commissioned or client work, the true essence of their artistic vision emerges.

Method consciously works towards representing artists from all genders. Male artists are often given the most visibility in global art communities and this is a suppression of the expression of a large voice that deserves a captive audience in society. Our initial curation through 2019 consists of a balanced ratio of male and female artists, and we look forward to working with artists of all genders and communities.

Current show:

Unstill Life

Dheer Kaku

8 January to 15 February 2026

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Growing up with very little private space, artist Dheer Kaku found comfort in small architectural corners: terraces, gaps, and hidden edges; their clear, sharp shapes helping bring order to his inner confusion. His solo show, Unstill Life, grows from this path. The spaces portrayed in his works are more than buildings; they reflect psychological states. Each piece carries many layers, drawn, erased, and redrawn, allowing impulsive emotion to settle into careful observation.

Dheer’s practice takes inspiration from the still-life tradition, but focuses on the difficulty of finding true stillness when the inner world is unsettled, especially considering how open, shared spaces have now disappeared from daily life. By revealing these unstable structures, his works question ideas of beauty, individualism, and permanence showing that even when one tries to remove beauty, it remains, showcasing how humans continue to find meaning and softness, even within damaged and fractured spaces.