Image: National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru
National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru has announced an evening with artist K.P. Reji, described by the museum as a chance to hear the stories and experiences that shape his practice. The event is framed as an opportunity to look beyond the canvas and into the conversations and ideas that inform the work.
The museum’s announcement gives few logistical details beyond the date, but it places Reji at the center of an informal public encounter focused on artistic process rather than on a finished exhibition presentation. The invitation says attendees will spend an evening with the artist as he shares the experiences that build an artist’s practice.
NGMA Bengaluru, part of India’s National Gallery of Modern Art network, regularly presents programmes that connect audiences with artists, curators and art histories. In this case, the institution is using its platform to foreground the making of art itself, with the emphasis on the questions that sit behind a painting and the conversations that inspire it.
The announcement does not provide a title for a lecture, talk or series, and it does not specify a companion exhibition or a broader programme. It simply identifies the gathering as an evening with K.P. Reji, underscoring an intimate format that appears designed for direct exchange with the artist.
According to the museum’s post, the event is scheduled for 26 July 2026. No further venue information, timing, or ticketing details were included in the source material provided.
