Sangha… In Collective Existence opens on March 28th, 2025
Curated by Rashi Jain and Devishi Seth, Sangha is a featured exhibition for NCECA 2025, in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Featured Artists:
Nirmohee Belvakar, Megha Gupta, Sharbani Das Gupa, Rashi Jain, Revati Jayakrishnan, Shikha Joshi, Ina Kaur, Neha Kudchadkar, Heidi McKenzie, Yesha Panchal, Neha Pullarwar, Devishi Seth, Kopal Seth, Shushank Shrestha, Antra Sinha, Madhvi Subrahmanian, Garima Tripathi, Kushala Vora, Adil Writer + T. Palinisamy
The Clay Way Open Studio, March 9th, 2025
The first cohort of The Clay Way share their work and their process.
Participating artists:
Aditi Kashyap, Kavita Nair, Rupini Eshwaraiah and Sakshi Mathuria.
This edition of the open studio is hosted by Parijaat, Goa.
Petals opens at the Auroville Visitors Centre on February 22nd, 2025 and continues at the newly opened MAJI Art Gallery, Maroma, Auroville from February 24th.
The show features work made during the Maroma Ceramics Residency by Margherita Grasselli, Neha Kudchadkar, Nikita Rudrappa, Stella Marina Gallas, Supriya Menon Meneghetti, and Viviana Di Leo and is curated by Supriya Menon Meneghetti.
I perform for the opening at 5pm.
The inaugural Maroma Ceramics Residency curated by Supriya Menon Meneghetti happens from February 10 to February 20 2025, culminating in an exhibition at the Auroville Visitors Center.
Three Indian and three Italian ceramic artists gather in Maroma in Auroville to make together and reflect on the twelve divine attributes as articulated by the Mother.
Each artist has chosen two attributes and their corresponding colour through a process of chance. They bring their own voice and experience when responding to the qualities and colours, making work in their own unique style.
Together, the artists engage with the philosophy of Auroville and reflect on timeless values in an increasingly fractured and faltering world, making work that confronts the complexity and dualities of human existence
Featured artists are Margherita Grasselli, Neha Kudchadkar, Nikita Rudrappa, Stella Marina Gallas, Supriya Menon Meneghetti, and Viviana Di Leo.
Embody curated by Wendy Amanda Coutinho, opens at the Jamaat Art Gallery for Mumbai Gallery Weekend on January 9th, 2025.
Featured artists are Darshan Mahajan, Hrushikesh Biswal, Rohit Mestry, Charandas Jadhav and Neha Kudchadkar
CLAY Conversations, newspaper published on September 20th, 2025 by the Ceramics Research Group, University of Westminster.
The newspaper has an introductory essay by craft scholar Martina Margetts and edited excerpts from the Clay Seminars convened by the Ceramics Research Center.
This year as part of the Clay Seminars, I was in a closed conversation with Phoebe Cummings, moderated by Madhvi Subhrahmanian. In 2022, I was a speaker and panelist and I spoke about making ceramics in India. Featured are excerpts from both conversations. The newspaper focuses on clay and its role as a global super connector.
I have a few copies with me, let me know if you’d like one.
Just received this stunning catalog in the post.
Multiple Realities: Voices in Contemporary Indian Ceramics was curated by Kristine Micheal for the Clayarch Gimhae Museum, South Korea.
Featured artists were Aarti Vir, Adil Writer, Dipalee Daroz, Ela Mukherjee, Keshari Nandan Prasad, L N Tallur, Madhur Sen, Manjunath Kamath, Mudita Bhandari, Neha Kudchadkar, P R Daroz, Ray Meeker, Reyaz Badaruddin, Shampa Shah, Shirley Bhatnagar + Pallavi Arora, Supriya Menon Meneghetti, and Trupti Patel
I am speaker and panelist at Blurring the lines, the symposium accompanying Common Ground, the second edition of the Indian Ceramics Triennale on January 22nd 2024.
I present a paper titled What Clay Can do about cutting edge ceramics practices across India and the way the practices speak to each other.
The 2nd Iteration of the Indian Ceramics Triennale, Common Ground, opens on the January 19th 2024.
Curatorial team :
Anjani Khanna, Kanika Anand, Madhvi Subrahmanian, Neha Kudchadkar, Sharbani Das Gupta, Sangeeta Kapila, Reyaz Badaruddin, Vineet Kacker.
Sustainable Ceramics #1: Recycled, Repaired, Reactivated curated by Wendy Gers at the Princessehof National Museum of Ceramics, Leeuwarden, the Netherlands, from November 25th, 2023 to November 3rd, 2024.
With work by Kerstin Abraham, Alix Arto, Olivia Barisano, Thelma Boateng, Jie Chen, Nicole Chrysikou, Sara Howard, Katrine Køster Holst, Neha Kudchadkar, Cleo Mussi, Benedetta Pompili, Caroline Slotte and Bart Vernooij