Himani Gupta lives and works in London. She received her Msc in Urban Planning and Real Estate from The Bartlett, UCL and worked in related fields before switching to Painting. She has completed a drawing program at the Royal Drawing School and is currently on the TURPS offsite program for painters for 2024-25. She was recently awarded an artists’ residency at Dumfries House in Scotland, by the Royal Drawing School.
She has been part of several group exhibitions, the most recent one ‘Enrooting’ at Mandy Zhang Art, London. Her most recent collaboration of note was ‘The role of art in the age of planetary destruction’ with UCL x Wellcome Trust. Older selected exhibitions and projects include an interdisciplinary public-private project ‘To Navigate’, New Delhi/ Online (2021), solo show of her paintings at UNESCO New Delhi, (2018), solo show at the Kuona Trust, Nairobi (2018), solo show of works and panel at Durham University, UK (2018) “Governing (Im-) Mobilities: International Borders, Borderlands, and Bordercities – A Visual Perspective” and collaborations in the area of image making, chronic pain and ecology with the Slade School of Art, London (2018; 2019; 2023).
studio@himanigupta.com