New Delhi, Oct. 5 -- At the Jhaveri Contemporary, Mumbai, two artists, separated from one another by age and geography, enter into a dialogue with one another in the exhibition, 'Woven Nights'. Tapestries by Mumbai-based Monika Correa, and one of India's leading fibre artists, share space with prints, drawings and photogravures by Seher Shah, who lives and works out of Barcelona. When viewed together, it feels as if the two bodies of works are whispering to one another, united by a language of lyrical minimalism. Gradations of monochrome, and a play of light and shadow, is visible across the works on display. A sense of meditative calm permeates the show, reflecting the slow, process-driven and labour-intensive practices that the two arti...