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Kochi Biennale Appoints First Non-Indian Curator, Kedar Attia
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 18 Jun 2026, 03:32 PM
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French-Algerian artist Kedar Attia, known for exploring the impact of Western modernism and colonialism, has been named the first non-Indian curator of the Kochi Biennale.
The prestigious Kochi Biennale has appointed Kedar Attia, a French-Algerian artist, as its curator. This marks a significant moment as Attia becomes the first individual of non-Indian origin to hold this position for the renowned art exhibition.
Attia's artistic practice is characterized by a deep investigation into the complex relationship between Western modernism and its effects on non-Western cultures. His work often delves into the historical and ongoing impacts of colonialism, offering critical perspectives.
The appointment signifies an international outlook for the Kochi Biennale, potentially bringing diverse artistic dialogues and global perspectives to the forefront of the event.
Attia's artistic practice is characterized by a deep investigation into the complex relationship between Western modernism and its effects on non-Western cultures. His work often delves into the historical and ongoing impacts of colonialism, offering critical perspectives.
The appointment signifies an international outlook for the Kochi Biennale, potentially bringing diverse artistic dialogues and global perspectives to the forefront of the event.