Interior of IKKO Art Gallery in Mumbai

IKKO

ART

ARCHITECTURE

CULTURE

Mumbai

IKKO Art Gallery — Art, Architecture & Cultural Dialogue in Mumbai

An experiential art space in Mumbai bringing together contemporary art, architecture, design and cultural dialogue.

ABOUT IKKO

ONLY ONE.

IKKO Art Gallery is an art gallery in Mumbai shaped by an artist's vision and a designer's perspective.

IKKO is derived from the Punjabi word “ek”, meaning “Only One”. The gallery creates space for artistic learning, unlearning and discovery, bringing together contemporary art, architecture, design and cultural dialogue.

Explore IKKO's approach to art and architecture, or meet the artists featured at IKKO.

Detail of glass partitions within IKKO Art Gallery

APPROACH

The IKKO Approach

What is IKKO's approach to art?

IKKO approaches art through an intersection of artistic practice, architecture, design, space and cultural dialogue. The gallery is shaped as an experiential environment where learning, unlearning and experimentation can unfold.

What makes IKKO different?

IKKO treats the gallery as an experiential environment rather than simply a white-box exhibition space. Art, architecture, materials, natural light and movement are considered together to shape the visitor experience.

Discover the IKKO gallery space in Sewri, Mumbai, or plan a visit to IKKO Art Gallery.

THE SPACE

Beyond the white cube.

IKKO was conceived as a space where the architecture does not compete with the artwork. Instead, materials, light, texture and movement become part of the experience.

IKKO Art Gallery foyer with black surfaces and wooden accents
Foyer
Gallery corridor with glass partitions adding translucency
Corridor
Main exhibition space with wall panels as artwork backdrop
Exhibition
Gallery space with large French windows and natural light
Light
IKKO Art Gallery interior illuminated by natural light

IKKO / MUMBAI

ART, SEEN THROUGH SPACE.

IKKO approaches the gallery as more than a container for artworks. Its spatial language brings together art, architecture, materiality, natural light and movement to create an environment where the work and the space inform one another.

ARTISTS

Artists & Artistic Collaborations

Artists and collaborators featured across IKKO's exhibitions and artistic programmes. Their practices explore material, memory, culture, identity and contemporary expression.

FOUNDERS

THE PEOPLE BEHIND IKKO

IKKO Art Gallery was co-founded by Jasleen Changani and Narinder Kaur Gilotra.

Jasleen Changani, co-founder and architect of IKKO Art Gallery

Jasleen Changani

Co-Founder & Architect

An architect and co-founder whose practice connects architecture, materiality and spatial experience.

Narinder Kaur Gilotra, co-founder and artist of IKKO Art Gallery

Narinder Kaur Gilotra

Co-Founder & Artist

A fine artist whose practice is rooted in painting, nature and emotional expression.

ARCHIVE / PAST

FROM THE IKKO ARCHIVE

A selection of past exhibitions and cultural programmes from IKKO's history. These entries document previous work and are not current events.

GALLERY

IKKO foyer with carbon-toned surfaces and wood
Main gallery walls framing contemporary artwork
Glass partition creating depth in the gallery
Natural light through French windows at IKKO
Sculptural seating within the gallery interior
IKKO founders Jasleen Changani and Narinder Kaur Gilotra

VISIT

Visit IKKO Art Gallery in Mumbai

IKKO Art Gallery is located in Sewri, Mumbai — an experiential art space for contemporary art, architecture and cultural dialogue.

Gallery Hours

  • Monday – Friday·11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Saturday·11:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Open in Google Maps
Sewri, Mumbai

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

IKKO Art Gallery is an experiential art space in Mumbai that brings together contemporary art, architecture, design and cultural dialogue.

IKKO is derived from the Punjabi word "ek", meaning "Only One".

IKKO Art Gallery is located at 302, Satya House, Sriram Tekdi Road, Sindhu Nagar, Sewri, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400015, India.

IKKO was co-founded by Jasleen Changani, an architect, and Narinder Kaur Gilotra, an artist.

IKKO approaches art through an intersection of artistic practice, architecture, design, space and cultural dialogue.

IKKO has featured artists and collaborators working across a range of contemporary artistic practices and mediums.

LET'S TALK ABOUT ART.