SRISHTI ART GALLERY
ESTD. 2000
Srishti, Hyderabad's oldest art gallery, has curated over 200 exhibitions encompassing diverse artistic expressions, from paintings and sculptures to graphics, drawings, and new media.
This year marks an exciting journey for Srishti as we undergo a transformation, emphasizing our renewed focus on modern and contemporary Indian artists. We've changed our name to 'Srishti, a spelling closer to the Sanskrit meaning of creation, making it simpler and more accessible to a global audience.
We're thrilled to announce our return to the India Art Fair after a
decade-long hiatus, featuring a solo exhibition by Sudhakar Chippa. Additionally, our newly renovated space in Hyderabad will open its doors in February, showcasing 20th-century masters of Indian art. At Srishti, we not only exhibit artworks but also offer workshops, discussions, and art consultations, guiding artists and collectors
alike. Our advisory solutions cater to individuals, architects, interior designers, and corporates, helping them discover and collect artworks that align with their preferences and tastes.
Beyond art investment, we provide decor solutions for homes and offices, making art an integral part of your environment.
LAKSHMI NAMBIAR
Lakshmi Nambiar is an investment banker turned gallery owner and an avid art collector. Indian contemporary art has been a passion for Lakshmi and that is what led her to take on the Shrishti mantle forward. Lakshmi has successfully curated numerous shows and showcased Shrishti at Art fairs.
Lakshmi graduated with high honors from Boston University School of Management where she completed her MBA in Finance. She also has a Master’s degree in economics from Gokhale Institute of Economics and Politics, Pune
REMANI NAMBIAR
Remani was a gallery owner and art collector, an Ikebana practitioner, and an Ikebana teacher. Remani set up Shrishti Art Gallery in Hyderabad in 2002, to establish a "creative space" for art to be experienced freely in Hyderabad. In its 12 years of existence, Shrishti Art Gallery has come to be considered synonymous with Art in Hyderabad. Remani is also appreciated for the impact that she has made in Hyderabad and on its upcoming artists. Remani Nambiar was also passionate about Ikebana (Japanese art of flower arrangement and was a qualified trainer). She has given various demonstrations in India and exhibited in different parts of the world. She went on to join the Hyderabad chapter of Ikebana International and gave the chapter further prominence within the international community when she brought the Asian regional conference to Hyderabad and chaired it.
Shrishti was a passion for Remani Nambiar, who died in January 2014 leaving behind everlasting imprints on her family, friends, artists, and patrons.