Veeranganakumari Solanki is a curator and writer based in India. She is interested in the way various forms and creative practices merge to create dialogues in public and private spaces with the convergence of images across disciplines. Further, her research and practice consider how historical and contemporary thought informs exhibition-making and artistic practices to expand the ideas of medium specificity through narration, memory, time and story-telling. Her curatorial discourse has focused primarily on art practices within South Asia and its global context. Veerangana was the 2019 Brooks International Research Fellow at Tate Modern and a resident at Delfina Foundation. She has curated exhibitions at various institutions, galleries and festivals including several editions of the visual arts section at the Serendipity Arts Festival, the sculpture park at Art Mumbai and recently photography exhibitions at the Dilip Piramal Gallery at the NCPA, Mumbai. She was the former Programme Director and Curator at Space Studio and The Gujral Foundation. Her writing has been published in academic journals, art publications and online platforms.