After a massive launch in Mumbai, Dewar's 'Stay Curious' is coming to Hyderabad for its second leg.
After a massive launch in Mumbai, Dewar's 'Stay Curious' is coming to Hyderabad for its second leg. Sushi Surge
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This Weekend, Sushi Surge Is Bringing His Immersive, Monochromatic Art To Hyderabad

Homegrown Team

After a massive launch in Mumbai, Dewar's 'Stay Curious' is coming to Hyderabad for its second leg in the form of a spectacular three-floor experience at a key contemporary arts center in the heart of the city — Gallery 78.

Dewar's ‘Stay Curious’ is a unique platform crafted to inspire a generation to redefine their curiosity and make room for uninhibited discoveries. From curious collaborations, unexpected confluences, and boundless co-creations, Stay Curious is a movement that will pique that unmistakable and insatiable curiosity. It's an immersive, multi-sensorial experience, where boundaries will cease to exist, and exploration will know no limits.

This weekend we're bringing you a preview showcase by artist Sushi Surge featuring handpicked artworks from his upcoming exhibit — ‘City Souls’. The exhibit aims to provoke conversations about the identity crisis people face in such large cities while exploring feeling of sonder. 

Sushi Surge is an Indian abstract artist who creates minimal, black and white artworks ; representing complex narratives by reducing his characters and scenes to simple forms. He works closely with the concept of ‘reductionism’ and the themes of crisis faced by people in our larger cities.

EVENT DETAILS -
City: Hyderabad
Date: 5th August 2023, Saturday
Time: 7 PM Onwards
Venue: Gallery 78

Buy your tickets here.

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