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GallerySKE features contemporary art by lesser-known artists such as visual art, photography, videos, and interactive installations. The gallery aims to showcase stunning artworks that need to be seen by the world, and focuses on supporting and promoting lesser-known artists. It offers intriguing and moving works, including beautiful photographs and video clips that can be viewed on its website.

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KYNKYNY art gallery was founded by Namu Kini and Vivek Radhakrishnan, with the aim of making Indian art more accessible to the world. The gallery works with over 300 artists from all over India, offering a highly curated selection of original and authentic artworks at accessible prices. KYNKYNY.com, the online platform launched in 2019, offers a well-researched and curated collection of art across various styles and mediums, with the option to commission customised pieces. The gallery also hosts a series of quarterly events in Bangalore.

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Mahua Art Gallery, founded by Meena Jaipuria, offers contemporary Indian art by emerging and established artists. It has hosted exhibitions in India as well as in UK, and has an online gallery also. The gallery also houses the Mahua Arts Foundation, which aims to bring together artists, art lovers, collectors, students, and scholars through education and presentation initiatives.

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NGMA Bengaluru showcases close to 500 paintings by renowned traditional and modern artists, arranged by timeframes and schools of art. The gallery features works by Raja Ravi Varma, Amrita Sher-Gil, Jamini Roy, Rabindranath Tagore, and contemporary artists. NGMA Bengaluru has an auditorium, a public art reference library, a cafeteria, and a museum shop. It organizes talks, seminars, workshops, film screenings, and guided walks throughout the year.

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Sublime Galleria is India’s first Sky Gallery, located in UB City, Bangalore, founded in 2009 by Uzma Irfan. It features the work of emerging and renowned artists and also commissions art for high-end hotels, hospitals, offices and residences. The gallery organizes art-related events and has introduced an annual 3-day residential art conference for children called Berserk.

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Venkatappa Art Gallery (VAG), is a government-run art gallery showcasing a wide range of contemporary and traditional artworks. The gallery has a vast collection of paintings, sculptures, and other art forms, including works by renowned Indian artists. It also offers workshops, seminars, and exhibitions on art and culture throughout the year. A special gallery ‘K K Hebbar Gallery’ was added in 1993.