Mumbai Art Exhibitions Open on Sunday, 20 September [10 Galleries, Timings & Addresses]
Ten Mumbai art spaces are open on Sunday, 20 September 2026, and two of them are showing their current exhibitions for the last time. Jehangir Art Gallery in Kala Ghoda and Art and Charlie in Bandra West both close their shows today, which sets the order of the day for anyone planning a gallery run.
This guide lists only places confirmed open on Sunday, with timings, addresses and the exhibition on view where one is confirmed. Any gallery that is closed on Sundays has been left out. Several venues sit in the same building or on the same road, so the route section near the end groups them by area.
Best Galleries to Prioritise on Sunday, 20 September
With limited time, the sensible order is shows that end today first, then the exhibition with a clear textile and design angle, then the wider gallery programme.
Jehangir Art Gallery – final day of From the Visible to the Invisible by Annpurna Shukla
Art and Charlie – final day of Hell is Other People by Vyom
47-A Gallery – Parchinkari by Sourav Das, on enamelled brocades and heirloom textiles
APRE Art House – contemporary exhibitions in Colaba
Muziris Contemporary – current contemporary programme in Colaba
Tao Art Gallery – Liminal Landscape: A Journey Within by Yusuf, running until 25 September
NCPA, Dilip Piramal Art Gallery – free photography exhibition at Nariman Point
NGMA Mumbai – modern and contemporary Indian art displays in Fort
All 10 Mumbai Art Galleries Open on Sunday, 20 September
1. Art and Charlie, Bandra West: Hell is Other People by Vyom
Art and Charlie is the only Bandra West address on this list, and it is showing Hell is Other People by Vyom. Sunday is the final day, so this is the last chance to see the show as installed.
Timings: 11 AM–8 PM
Address: 71A, Pali Village, Bandra West
On view: Hell is Other People – Vyom
Status: Final day today
2. Jehangir Art Gallery, Kala Ghoda: From the Visible to the Invisible by Annpurna Shukla
Jehangir Art Gallery is on M.G. Road in Kala Ghoda, and its current show, From the Visible to the Invisible by Annpurna Shukla, also ends today. It closes at 7 PM, an hour before Art and Charlie, so anyone hoping to see both final-day shows should start in Kala Ghoda.
Timings: 11 AM–7 PM
Address: 161B, M.G. Road, Kala Ghoda
On view: From the Visible to the Invisible – Annpurna Shukla
Status: Final day today
3. APRE Art House, Colaba
APRE Art House is on the second floor of Arsiwala Mansion in Colaba and runs a contemporary exhibition programme. The title of the current show was not confirmed at the time of writing, so check the gallery's own channels before you go. It is open Tuesday to Sunday and closes at 8 PM, an hour after Muziris Contemporary one floor below.
Timings: 12 PM–8 PM (open Tuesday–Sunday)
Address: 2nd Floor, Arsiwala Mansion, Wodehouse Road, Colaba
On view: Contemporary exhibitions, current programme
4. Muziris Contemporary, Colaba
Muziris Contemporary is on the first floor of the same Arsiwala Mansion building on Wodehouse Road. It opens at 11 AM, an hour before APRE, which makes it the natural first stop in this building. The current show title was not confirmed at the time of writing.
Timings: 11 AM–7 PM
Address: 1st Floor, Arsiwala Mansion, 21 Wodehouse Road, Colaba
On view: Current contemporary exhibition programme
5. 47-A Gallery, Khotachiwadi: Parchinkari by Sourav Das
47-A Gallery in Khotachiwadi, Girgaon, is showing Parchinkari by Sourav Das, an exhibition of enamelled brocades and heirloom textiles. It runs from 18 to 27 September, so unlike the two final-day shows there is time left after Sunday. For readers who follow textile and design work, it is the most specific pick on the list.
Timings: 11 AM–7 PM
Address: 47-A, Khotachiwadi, Ambewadi, Girgaon
On view: Parchinkari – Sourav Das (enamelled brocades and heirloom textiles)
Dates: 18–27 September
6. Tao Art Gallery, Worli: Liminal Landscape – A Journey Within by Yusuf
Tao Art Gallery in Worli is showing Liminal Landscape – A Journey Within by Yusuf. The show runs until 25 September, and Tao closes at 6:30 PM, earlier than most galleries on this list, so plan it for the afternoon.
Timings: 11 AM–6:30 PM
Address: 165, The View, Dr Annie Besant Road, Worli
On view: Liminal Landscape – A Journey Within – Yusuf
Dates: Until 25 September
7. NCPA, Dilip Piramal Art Gallery, Nariman Point: Mänk’áčen by Sergio Valenzuela-Escobedo
The Dilip Piramal Art Gallery at the NCPA is showing Mänk’áčen, a photography exhibition by Sergio Valenzuela-Escobedo. Entry is free. The gallery opens from 12 PM; a closing time was not confirmed, so check before travelling late in the day.
Timings: 12 PM onwards
Address: NCPA, NCPA Marg, Nariman Point
On view: Mänk’áčen – Sergio Valenzuela-Escobedo (photography)
Entry: Free
8. NGMA Mumbai, Fort: Modern and Contemporary Indian Art
NGMA Mumbai, at Sir Cowasji Jehangir Public Hall on M.G. Road, has modern and contemporary Indian art on display and opens earliest of all ten venues, at 10 AM. It also closes at 6 PM, so it works best as the first stop of a South Mumbai route. NGMA is the institution behind Lens and Legacy – Bollywood in Focus, the film photography exhibition AltBollywood covered at Film City earlier this month.
Timings: 10 AM–6 PM
Address: Sir Cowasji Jehangir Public Hall, M.G. Road, Fort
On view: Modern and contemporary Indian art displays
9. Nehru Centre Art Gallery, Worli
Nehru Centre Art Gallery is in the Discovery of India Building on Dr Annie Besant Road, the same road as Tao Art Gallery. It runs an art exhibitions and gallery programme; the current show title was not confirmed at the time of writing.
Timings: 11 AM–7 PM
Address: Discovery of India Building, Dr Annie Besant Road, Worli
On view: Art exhibitions and gallery programme
10. Nine Fish Art Gallery, Byculla
Nine Fish Art Gallery is a contemporary art space at The New Great Eastern Mills in Byculla East. It is open on Sunday, but the currently installed show was not confirmed, so check with the gallery before making the trip.
Timings: 10:30 AM–7:30 PM
Address: The New Great Eastern Mills, 25–29 Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Road, Byculla East
On view: Contemporary art space
How to Plan a Gallery Route on Sunday
Most of these galleries cluster by neighbourhood, so a route built around two or three areas covers more than criss-crossing the city.
Kala Ghoda and Fort: NGMA Mumbai (10 AM–6 PM) and Jehangir Art Gallery (11 AM–7 PM) are both on M.G. Road. See NGMA first because it closes earlier, then finish with the final-day show at Jehangir.
Colaba: Muziris Contemporary (opens 11 AM) and APRE Art House (opens 12 PM) share Arsiwala Mansion on Wodehouse Road. Start on the first floor, then go up.
Worli and Nariman Point: Tao Art Gallery (until 6:30 PM) and Nehru Centre Art Gallery (until 7 PM) are both on Dr Annie Besant Road. The NCPA's Dilip Piramal Art Gallery, open from 12 PM, is a separate stop at Nariman Point.
Separate trips: Art and Charlie in Bandra West (final day, open until 8 PM), 47-A Gallery in Girgaon, and Nine Fish Art Gallery in Byculla East each need their own leg.
For readers outside India: all timings are in Indian Standard Time (IST). If you are in the US, UK, Canada or Australia and planning a Mumbai visit around these shows, confirm hours and current exhibitions on each gallery's own page before you travel, as gallery programmes can change.
Quick Facts
Date: Sunday, 20 September 2026
Galleries open: 10 across Bandra West, Kala Ghoda, Fort, Colaba, Girgaon, Worli, Nariman Point and Byculla
Final-day shows: Jehangir Art Gallery and Art and Charlie
Earliest opening: NGMA Mumbai, 10 AM
Latest closing: Art and Charlie and APRE Art House, 8 PM
Free entry: NCPA, Dilip Piramal Art Gallery
Shows continuing after Sunday: Tao Art Gallery until 25 September; 47-A Gallery until 27 September
Not included: Any gallery closed on Sunday
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which Mumbai art galleries are open on Sunday, 20 September 2026?
Ten are open: Art and Charlie, Jehangir Art Gallery, APRE Art House, Muziris Contemporary, 47-A Gallery, Tao Art Gallery, NGMA Mumbai, the NCPA's Dilip Piramal Art Gallery, Nehru Centre Art Gallery and Nine Fish Art Gallery.
Which Mumbai exhibitions end on 20 September?
Hell is Other People by Vyom at Art and Charlie and From the Visible to the Invisible by Annpurna Shukla at Jehangir Art Gallery are both on their final day.
Which Mumbai gallery has free entry on Sunday?
The NCPA's Dilip Piramal Art Gallery lists free entry for Mänk’áčen by Sergio Valenzuela-Escobedo. Entry terms for the other galleries were not confirmed.
Which art gallery in Mumbai stays open the latest on Sunday?
Art and Charlie in Bandra West and APRE Art House in Colaba both stay open until 8 PM.
What is on at 47-A Gallery in Khotachiwadi?
47-A Gallery is showing Parchinkari by Sourav Das, an exhibition of enamelled brocades and heirloom textiles, from 18 to 27 September.
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