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Mint Bangalore

November 07, 2025

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WHAT MEMORY BUILT IN COLOUR 8 November-24 December

This exhibition features works by two artists-Belarus' Dasha Buben and Sri Lanka's Thilini Jinadasa. Buben examines the fluid nature of memory, while Jinadasa explores the tension between chaos and control through abstract compositions.

llam-6pm (Sundays closed). Gallery Pristine Contemporary, Saini Bhavan, Bhishma Pitamah Marg.

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Till 9 November

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