Kerala contemporary art is on the cusp of a break through to a new level of international acclaim, and recognized in the global platform. The art scene is not stagnant, and the pace of change is visible. No art, no artist, no style, or movement is dwarfed in the wide range. Kerala art has a long way to go. Leaf Art Projects is now a part of this headway.

Curating shows, promoting works of accepted artists, as well as nourishing fresh talents, we are committed to make Kerala art available to connoisseurs at home and abroad. We have collaborated with several galleries, and constituted a panel of experts, that include artists and curators, who will interact with people who have a query over an opinion on art.

Contemporary art often seems opaque, as the viewer is not privy to the aesthetic and conceptual visions behind it. Visual media could do that. Along with exhibitions, we make documentaries on artists, tracing their craft and vision. Narratives around the life, and work of artists, interactions with their associates, critics and benefactors, give an insight into their art, and its space in the contemporary art scenario.

To sustain the interest in art, we offer limited edition prints that will fit into all budgets. A fine art print is not an off the peg, often pirated, cheap print. It is legitimized, hand signed by the artist, and it is as authentic as the original work of art.

Leaf Artefacts, a workshop of artisans, produce decors, mementos, and utensils, conceived and fostered from art.

Leaf Art Publisher releases catalogues, curatorial essays and books on art and artists.