Artisera pairs printmaking exhibition with THRESHOLD artist-development programme
Bengaluru-based art platform Artisera is concluding a show of 11 contemporary Indian printmakers while launching THRESHOLD with Brigade Group, offering six visual artists grants, mentorship and three exhibitions across Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad.
What happened
Bengaluru gallery and online art platform Artisera is concluding its contemporary Indian printmaking exhibition featuring 11 artists. Artisera and Brigade Group
Key facts
- 11 contemporary Indian printmakers
- 6 practising Indian visual artists
- 3 exhibitions
- Founded in 2025
What to watch
- Whether THRESHOLD publicly names its selected artists, mentors, jury and grant size.
- Attendance, sales and collector conversion from the three-city exhibition programme.
- Whether Artisera signs participating artists for ongoing representation or launches dedicated online sales pages.
- Follow-on sponsorship from Brigade Group or competing corporate partners.
- Expansion into residencies, commissions, public art or institutional collaborations.
- Participation from established curators, museums, galleries or international art networks.
- Recruit curators, collectors and arts institutions as mentors, jury members and exhibition partners to strengthen programme credibility.
- Create collector previews, limited-edition print releases and patron events around THRESHOLD exhibitions.
- Use the Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad circuit to build city-specific collector databases and corporate-art advisory opportunities.
- Extend support beyond grants through studio visits, production assistance, digital portfolios and post-programme sales representation.
- Seek additional sponsors in real estate, design, hospitality and financial services to make future cohorts scalable.