An archive of catalogues documenting group exhibitions of Indian modern and contemporary art, where works by multiple artists were curated around shared themes, practices, or historical moments. These catalogues serve as key materials for studying the curatorial framing of Indian art across institutions and geographies, and for understanding how collective artistic practices have been represented, interpreted, and historicised. Rich in visual and textual content, they offer insight into exhibition making as a mode of knowledge production, and into the evolving dialogues between artists, curators, and audiences. This collection supports research into exhibition histories, artistic networks, and the institutional and discursive contexts that have shaped the field of Indian art since the late twentieth century.