Gallery G

Gallery G A sanctuary of 10,000 sq. ft., featuring an array of curated masterpieces.

šŸ“Lavelle Road, Bengaluru
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Founded in 2003 under the visionary leadership of Gitanjali Maini, Gallery G stands at the forefront of Indian art investment and retail. With over two decades of expertise, we are dedicated to curating and placing exceptional artworks in esteemed collections. Through our partnerships with the Sandeep & Gitanjali Maini Foundation and the Raja Ravi Varma Heritage Foundation, we promote artists and

preserve treasured artworks. Our global network connects fine art collectors, investors, and auction houses, ensuring the highest standards of curation and appreciation for both traditional and modern art forms.

15/08/2026

Certain artworks become part of a countryā€™s visual memory.

They travel beyond their original moment, gathering new meanings as generations encounter them, reinterpret them, and place them within their own understanding of the nation.

On Independence Day, we return to one such image, not only as a work of art, but as a reminder of how deeply art can become woven into the story of a country. šŸ‡®šŸ‡³

[Independence Day, Artwork, Indian Artists, Indian Artwork]

11/08/2026

Five artists, five distinct practices, and a few names that have become particularly meaningful to us over the years.

Here, our Founder, Gitanjali Maini, shares her top five artists who continue to shape our conversations, our collection, and the way we see art. ā¤ļø

[Art Gallery, Art Curator, Indian Gallery, Art Community, Indian Artists, Bengaluru, Reels]

07/08/2026

In K.M. Adimoolamā€™s paintings, nature isnā€™t presented as a recognisable place. It becomes atmosphere, memory, and emotion. Layers of colour, sweeping gestures, and shifting forms invite us to experience the landscape rather than identify it.

His transition from figurative art to abstraction marked a remarkable evolution, one that expanded the possibilities of modern Indian painting while remaining deeply connected to an inner sense of place. šŸ’›

[Art Gallery, Art Curator, Art Curation, Indian Gallery, Indian Artists, Indian Art, Art Community, Artist Spotlight, Bengaluru]

04/08/2026

The moments between exhibitions are often the busiest.

Long before a artwork finds its place on the wall, there are months of research, planning, documentation, conservation, photography, writing, and countless conversations that shape what visitors eventually experience.

[Art Gallery, Art Curator, Indian Gallery, Art Community, Exhibits, Behind The Scenes, Bengaluru, Reels]

Art doesnā€™t end at the gallery walls. It extends to books, architecture, design, and, this time, cinema.These three Indi...
31/07/2026

Art doesnā€™t end at the gallery walls. It extends to books, architecture, design, and, this time, cinema.

These three Indian films remind us that artistry isnā€™t defined by the medium, but by the ability to move us, challenge us, and change the way we look at the world.

Which cinematic masterpiece would you recommend next? šŸŽ¬

[Art Gallery, Art Curator, Artistic Movies, Indian Gallery, Indian Cinema, Indian Directors, Art Community, Artist Spotlight, Bengaluru]

29/07/2026

Art begins with observation, but it grows through conversation.

Join Archana Shenoy and Vedaant as they explore a painting by K.L. Leon through two different perspectives. What begins with noticing the obvious gradually unfolds into a deeper conversation about memory, nature, and the stories an artwork quietly holds.

There are no right or wrong answers, only the curiosity to notice more, question what you see, and look a little longer. Often, the most meaningful part of a painting lies beyond the first glance. ā¤ļø

[Art Gallery, Art Curator, Art Curation, Indian Gallery, Indian Artists, Indian Art, Art Community, Artist Spotlight, Bengaluru]

Every artist develops a signature. Not always through a subject or a style, but through the way they observe.In Jay Varm...
24/07/2026

Every artist develops a signature. Not always through a subject or a style, but through the way they observe.

In Jay Varma's work, beauty emerges through restraint, precision, and an unwavering attention to the smallest details. Each painting offers a glimpse into a practice shaped by patience as much as imagination.

[Art Gallery, Art Curator, Art Curation, Indian Gallery, Indian Artists, Indian Art, Art Community, Artist Spotlight, Bengaluru]

Today, we celebrate the birth anniversary of Rajarajan (1964ā€“2025).A South Indian modernist, Rajarajan transformed the v...
23/07/2026

Today, we celebrate the birth anniversary of Rajarajan (1964ā€“2025).

A South Indian modernist, Rajarajan transformed the visual vocabulary of indigenous traditions into a language that was unmistakably his own. His paintings draw from the rhythms of folk memory, craft practices, temple iconography, toys, textiles, and everyday cultural life - not as illustrations, but as a contemporary artistic vision.

Built through thousands of deliberate marks, every work reflects extraordinary patience, precision, and imagination. The familiar becomes timeless; the local becomes universal.

As custodians of his estate, Gallery G remains deeply committed to preserving, documenting, exhibiting, and introducing Rajarajanā€™s remarkable body of work to new generations of collectors and scholars.

Today, we remember not only the artist, but the enduring visual world he created.

Happy Birthday, Rajarajan. Your colours, characters and stories continue to live on.

[Art Gallery, Art Curator, Art Curation, Indian Gallery, Indian Artists, Indian Art, Art Community, Artist Spotlight, Bengaluru]

As the world watches football, weā€™re taking a look at how one artist found a canvas in the game itself.Through his ā€˜Big ...
20/07/2026

As the world watches football, weā€™re taking a look at how one artist found a canvas in the game itself.

Through his ā€˜Big Ballsā€™ series, Werner Bronkhorst captures the humour, emotion, and quiet moments that make football more than just a sport.

Swipe to discover a different side of the game. āš½ļøšŸŽØ

[Art Gallery, Art Curator, Art Curation, International Artists, Art Community, Artist Spotlight, Football, Trending, FIFA 2026]

17/07/2026

The most interesting part of art isn't always the subject, it is the perspective. šŸŒ·

A single idea can become countless interpretations, each shaped by an artist's experiences, influences, and way of looking at the world.

Perhaps that's why certain subjects never lose their relevance. They keep finding new ways to be seen.

[Art Gallery, Art Curator, Art Curation, Indian Gallery, Indian Artists, Indian Art, Art Community, Artist Spotlight, Flowers, Bengaluru]

Address

38, Lavelle Road, 7th Cross, Shantala Nagar, Ashok Nagar
Bangalore
560001

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm

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+917022443338

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