Sarnath Banerjee Distils Three Decades Into a New Exhibition
Artist and graphic novelist Sarnath Banerjee has opened a new exhibition, Badly Remembered Things, that draws on three decades of work while inviting viewers to complete the narrative themselves. The show positions memory not as a fixed archive but as a shared, unstable space shaped by what audiences bring to it. Framed as an immersive collaboration between artist and viewer, the exhibition underscores Banerjee’s long-standing interest in storytelling, urban memory, and the gaps between recollection and fact.
