Doug Aitken’s ‘Under the Sun’, now on display at Mumbai’s NMACC, marks the American multimedia artist’s first exhibition in India. Spanning three floors, the show blends film, sculpture, sound, and light to explore humanity’s relationship with time, technology, and nature—offering visitors a deeply immersive, future‑facing artistic experience.
The Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC) in Mumbai has unveiled ‘Under the Sun’, a landmark exhibition by globally acclaimed artist Doug Aitken. This is Aitken’s debut showcase in India, and it has already captured the attention of art enthusiasts for its bold, sensory‑rich storytelling.
Spread across three expansive floors of the Art House, the exhibition guides visitors through the past, present, and future, using reclaimed materials, multi‑screen film installations, sculptural environments, and dynamic light compositions. Aitken’s work probes the evolving relationship between humans, technology, and the natural world—inviting viewers to reflect on how time shapes identity and connection.
Curated by The Triadic, the exhibition runs from December 6, 2025 to February 22, 2026, offering a rare opportunity to experience one of the world’s most innovative contemporary artists in an Indian setting.
Key Highlights / Major Takeaways
First‑ever Doug Aitken exhibition in India
Hosted at NMACC Mumbai, spanning three immersive floors
Themes explore time, technology, nature, and human connection
Features sculptures, multi‑screen films, light installations, and tactile environments
Exhibition open Dec 6, 2025 – Feb 22, 2026
Sources: Stir World, Art News India, DreamIdeaMachine, DEEDS News