Image: National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru
National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru is in the final stretch of ‘PRATIBHĀ’, a sculpture exhibition drawn from the institution’s permanent collection. The exhibition is currently on view and is scheduled to close on 28 July 2026, according to the museum’s announcement.
The presentation focuses on a “compelling selection of sculptures” from NGMA Bengaluru’s holdings, placing works from the permanent collection in the foreground rather than framing the show as a loan-based or temporary survey. The museum’s social media notice identifies the exhibition by the title ‘PRATIBHĀ’ and invites visitors to see it before it closes.
NGMA Bengaluru is one of India’s major public institutions for modern art, and its permanent collection is an important part of how it presents sculpture to local and visiting audiences. By assembling a selection from those holdings, ‘PRATIBHĀ’ offers a concentrated view of the museum’s sculptural collection within a limited exhibition period.
The exhibition opened on 1 July 2026 and runs through 28 July 2026 at the National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru, in Bengaluru, India. The announcement does not provide a list of artists or individual works, but it does make clear that the display centers on sculpture and modern art from the museum’s own collection.
The museum’s notice was posted on 23 July 2026, leaving only the final days of the run for visitors who want to see the exhibition at the gallery. ‘PRATIBHĀ’ remains on view at NGMA Bengaluru until the end of 28 July 2026.
