Goa Open Arts is proud to be part of ‘Summer Somethings’, an annual group show organised by Delhi based gallery Pulp Society, with the aim of showcasing work by emerging artists and practices from across South Asia. 

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Our selection features work by Asavari Gurav, Ashish Phaldesai, Diptej Vernekar, Nishant Saldanha and Pakhi Sen - five young artists who have been deeply part of Goa Open Art’s journey over the last five years. The selection of drawings, paintings, and prints reflect Pulp Society’s invitation to highlight contemporary paper based practices.

 

Also on view are works by Anish Nandy, Snigdha Tiwari and Umesh Singh, who are all recipients of the IMMERSE Fellowship, which is a residency program for artists and curators supported by Somaiya Vidyavihar.

 

About Pulp Society

Pulp Society is a contemporary art gallery, focusing on showcasing practices of Print, Paper, and Pulp. Through a dynamic and approachable program of exhibitions, podcasts,  artist residencies, cultural events, etcetera, Pulp Society endeavours to explore the endless possibilities of print, pulp, and paper; and expand the artistic discourse in South Asia.

 

Pulp Society has grown out of the legacy of Sona Fine Papers, which has a rich history of selling fine papers in the Indian subcontinent, and the Middle Eastern countries. Established in 1966, Sona has been a name of high repute for introducing new and innovative ranges in speciality papers to the market. Today, it takes pride in associating with the world’s leading paper mills, and enjoying the sole distribution and marketing rights of the world’s finest papers in many markets.