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Jehangir Art Gallery Launches Exhibitions, Lectures, Workshops for Mumbai Artists

The Fort venue established in 1952 continues to host shows by painters, sculptors and photographers alongside talks and hands-on sessions for Mumbai art-goers.

By Mumbai Things-to-do Desk · Published 23 July 2026

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Jehangir Art Gallery at 161B Mahatma Gandhi Road in Kala Ghoda has maintained its role as a steady venue for art displays and learning programs since its founding in 1952.

The location in South Mumbai places it at the center of the city's daily art traffic, where residents and visitors already move between nearby cultural spots in the Fort area. Its ongoing schedule of exhibitions and educational events gives local creatives a reliable place to show work and meet others without needing to travel outside the core city.

Spaces and Programs on Offer

The gallery runs multiple halls, including an auditorium, exhibition rooms and a terrace space dedicated to photography. These rooms regularly feature work from painters, sculptors, print-makers, ceramicists and weavers. Separate lecture programs and workshops cover different art forms, with sessions aimed at both students and people simply interested in learning more about contemporary Indian art.

Staff also organize discussions that bring emerging artists into contact with established figures in the Mumbai scene. The setup has long supported new talent by giving them direct access to audiences and peers inside the same building.

How to Take Part

Anyone in Mumbai can check the current lineup on the gallery's own site at jehangirartgallery.com, where listings for exhibitions and events appear as they are confirmed. The contact number 022-22843989 and email [email protected] handle queries about workshop registration or visiting times. The premises sit within easy walking distance of other Fort landmarks, making a combined visit straightforward for residents who already spend time in the area.

With new shows listed as coming soon, the gallery remains open for artists and viewers to plan around its regular cycle of displays and talks.

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