Lisson Gallery returns to Art Mumbai with sculptural vision
The London gallery presents new and historic works across painting, sculpture and photography at Art Mumbai 2026, exploring perception, materiality and human experience through artists from its international programme.
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Lisson Gallery returns to Art Mumbai this November with a selection that moves fluidly across mediums and sensibilities, each work chosen to illuminate the subtle relationships between form, perception and the materials that give them life. The booth brings together painting, sculpture and photography in conversation, each medium reflecting on themes of memory, history and what it means to inhabit the world as a sentient being.
Among the presentations are significant works by Anish Kapoor, whose investigations into void and surface continue to challenge our understanding of visual perception, and Hiroshi Sugimoto, whose photographs capture time itself. Ai Weiwei’s practice, which has consistently engaged with material as both aesthetic and political vocabulary, joins a carefully curated ensemble that includes Christopher Le Brun, Ryan Gander, Leiko Ikemura, Julian Opie and Pedro Reyes.
The gallery’s international roster speaks to a consistent commitment to artists whose concerns transcend geography and generation. Le Brun’s painterly gestures, Gander’s playful interrogation of perception and materiality, and Ikemura’s poetic abstractions sit alongside Opie’s investigations into representation and Reyes’s sculptural engagement with social and environmental questions. Each artist brings a distinct sensibility, yet together they form a meditation on how we see, remember and make meaning from the forms before us.
Lisson Gallery presents at Booth C67, Art Mumbai, 12 to 15 November 2026.
Imagery courtesy of Lisson Gallery (@lisson_gallery).
