The oldest and newest paintings in this exhibition, made a quarter century apart, both depict alter-egos of the artist amidst the paraphernalia of daily life. The first, titled Watching, dates from her time living in the United States at the turn of the millennium

Knots that Bind brings The Red Dress project by Kirstie Macleod in conversation with a selection of artworks from the Sangita Jindal Collection. The Red Dress project began in 2009 as a platform to build solidarity, predominantly among women in different parts of the world.

Right Foot First was a testament to the rich legacy of art nurtured by the Jindal Family over the past 25 years showcasing their unwavering support for the arts.

The exhibition Woven Narratives: Indian Handlooms as Creative and Cultural Industries, was curated by Mayank Mansingh Kaul and featured a selection of textile from the collections of art patrons Mrs. Sangita Jindal and Devi Art Foundation.