Nasreen Mohamedi

This survey of Indian modernist Nasreen Mohamedi (1937–1990) is one of two exhibitions inaugurating the Met’s new home for contemporary art in the Marcel Breuer building that once housed the Whitney. Though most Americans aren’t well acquainted with her work, Mohamedi was one of India’s most important artists, known for a serene style of minimalism that drew inspiration from the work of Paul Klee and Agnes Martin, as well as from Mughal architecture and Indian classical music. This exhibition is the most comprehensive look at her art to date.