malavika mandal andrew
About
EXHIBITIONS
Experience
SELECTED GROUP SHOWS
PROJECTS
DOCUMENTATION
1995
Traditional Phulia Tangail Sari design
Chikan Work of Lucknow
Convocation Scarves for Calcutta University under the guidance of Shri.K.G.Subramanyam
1993
2020
“Red” Colors of Humanity Art Gallery USA- Online exhibition
“2020 Photography/ Digital Art” Contemporary Art Gallery, USA- Online exhibition
"Hyderabad Literary Festival (HLF)" - Online exhibition curated by Ms. Koeli Ghosh, India
"Khajuraho International Online Art Exhibition" by EACH, India
2019
“3rd All India Contemporary Art Exhibition” at Anand Art Mission, Haridwar, India
“From the Artist’s Studio” by Samsara Art, Mumbai, India
“Shakti” at Tasmai Gallery, Puducherry, India
“Studio Secrets” Curated by Jasmine Shah Verma, at Tranceforme, Mumbai, India
2018
“Busan International Art Fair 2017” by Gallery Beyond at Bexco, Busan, Korea
2017
“Colours of life – Strokes of Hope” the aid for cancer patients at The Viewing Room Gallery, Mumbai, India
“Postcard Homage to Mani-da (K.G.Subramanyan)” at Tasmai
Gallery, Puducherry, India
2016
“From the artist studio” by Samsara Art, Mumbai, India 2015
“From the Tasmai Collection” at Tasmai Gallery, Puducherry, India
“In an artist’s mind VI” by Gallery Angel Arts at JW Marriot, Mumbai, India
“Colours of life - Crafted Changes” the aid for cancer patients at The Viewing Room Gallery, Mumbai, India
2015
“Combines” at Gallery Beyond, Mumbai, India
“Independence/ In-Dependence” at Tasmai Gallery, Puducherry, India
“Celebrating Womanhood” at Tilting Art Gallery, Pune, India
2014
Auction “Hospital on Wheels” organized by Rotary Club at MC Ghia Hall, Mumbai, India
“Small is Beautiful (Card-O-Logy III)” Curated by Jasmine Shah
Verma, Presented by Samsara Art, at Gallery Le Sutra, Mumbai,
India
“India Art Fair” by The Viewing Room Gallery at Delhi, India
2013
“Colours of life” the aid for cancer patients at The Viewing Room Gallery, Mumbai, India
“Evanescence” at The Viewing Room Gallery, Mumbai , India
2012
“Expression: Of Paint, Wood & Enamel” at The Viewing Room Gallery, Mumbai, India
“My Spirituality” by Chitraspandan, Mumbai, India
2011
“The Story Of The Multiples” at Emami Chisel Art Gallery, Kolkata, India
“Nine -Her Magic Square” Curated by Veeranganakumari Solanki at The Viewing Room Gallery, Mumbai, India
“Group Show” at Gallery Beyond, Mumbai, India
“The art of luck: Card-O-Logy II” Curated by Jasmine Shah Verma, Presented by Samsara Art, at Gallery Le Sutra, Mumbai,
India
“Monsoon” by Chitraspandan, Mumbai, India
2010
“Nothing will ever be the same again” Curated by Jasmine Shah
Verma at Hirji Gallery, Mumbai, India
“Visions” by Art for Prabhat at Gallery Zazaspace, New
Delhi, India
2009
“Bricks & Mortar” Curated by Jasmine Shah Verma at Hacienda Gallery, Mumbai, India
2008
2012
Project on Warli Painting –Talasari -Dhanu.
“Elevate Living” for Habitat Linen -Mumbai
R & D on Textured surface development enhancement for different fabric and lifestyle accessories at “Dhanalaxmi Fabric Ltd” - Mumbai
2007
Project on velvet with enhancement for Victoria Secret, USA
“A New look in3 dimensional fabrics” exhibited at Frankfurt, Heimtextil
2006
“Feel Royal” exhibited at Frankfurt Heimtextil
“Art of lines on velvet” for Covington, USA
2005
“Feel Royal” exhibited at Frankfurt Heimtextil
“Art of lines on velvet” for Covington, USA
2004
Project on kid’s art form and products exhibited at Frankfurt Heimtextil
2003
Project on “Development of Poona Sarees ”for Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, at Weaver Service center Mumbai
1999
“Fiber to Fabric” Project on Designer Tie, Scarf on Silk
1997
2011
“In Transit” at Quill and Canvas Gallery, DLF, Gurgaon, India
2003
1990
1989
“Source” Tapestry Exhibition at Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, India
“Memories-2” at International club BHEL, Haridwar, India
“Memories-1” at International club BHEL, Haridwar, India
Malavika Mandal Andrew (b.1971) is an artist whose practice includes mix media, digital collage and digital art, tapestry and other fibre art. She received her Bachelor of Fine Art in Textile Designing in 1993 and her Master of Fine Art in Textile and Tapestry 1995 from Kala Bhavana, Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan.
During her time at Kala Bhavana she was awarded the National Scholarship by the Govt. of India, Ministry of Human Resource Development and did her training under Riten Mozumdar. In 2012 the artist was awarded “The Pollock Krasner Foundation” grant and in 2023 she received Senior Fellowship from CCRT Ministry of Culture of Government of India.
In 2021, Malavika became the first Indian artist to be listed in the Techspressionist Artist Index.
In August 2021, she founded Collaborative Art Space, an international art organization that conducts collaborative art projects wherein groups of artists work together to collaboratively create art.
She has participated in numerous solo & group, national & international shows. She also conducts offline & online workshops for promoting Indian traditional, art, craft and textile.
Born and brought up in the lush valley of Haridwar, the artist now makes the crawling metropolis of Mumbai her home.
