Gurugram curator Mannu Dosaj honoured as Most Stylish Art Curator
Mannu Dosaj, who runs Gallerie Alternatives in DLF Phase 1, has received a 2026 award recognising her work in contemporary art curation.
Dosaj’s Gurugram gallery has shown established Indian artists alongside younger and international practitioners since it was founded in 1999. Her current exhibition, Collective Intent 2026, brings together works by artists including Krishen Khanna, Sakti Burman and Paresh Maity.
Mannu Dosaj of Gurugram’s Gallerie Alternatives has been honoured as Most Stylish Art Curator in a 2026 awards programme.
Dosaj’s gallery, established in 1999, is at DT Mega Mall in DLF Phase 1 on Golf Course Road. Its programme has ranged across paintings, drawings, sculptures and installations, with exhibitions featuring artists including Krishen Khanna, S.H. Raza, V.S. Gaitonde, Paresh Maity, A. Ramachandran and Manu Parekh. The gallery has also presented younger artists from India and artists from Denmark, Australia, Germany and Spain.
Her current show, *Collective Intent 2026*, brings together Krishen Khanna, Sakti Burman, Paresh Maity, G.R. Iranna, Jogen Chowdhury, Seema Kohli and Priyanka Malhotra Dhingra. The exhibition considers intersections of tradition, technology, memory, identity and contemporary life.
Gallerie Alternatives is located at 102, first floor, DT Mega Mall, DLF Phase 1, Gurugram.
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