Probir Gupta (b. 1960, Kolkata, India) is an artist and activist based in New Delhi. Known for his socially engaged paintings, sculptures and installation work, he builds up a complex image-base of resistance. Drawing his references from history, world economy, cinema, media and mythology, his activist endeavour comments on the urgencies of the present. Probir received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Government College of Arts and Crafts, Kolkata in 1981 and went on to study at the École National Supérieure de Beaux-arts, Paris the following year. He continued to live and work in Paris until 1987 before coming back to India. His first solo exhibition in France was held at Caen (Normandie, 1984), followed by a significant exhibition at Palais Des Beaux-arts (Brussels, 1986). Some of his solo exhibitions include Rooms Full of Mirrors, Anant Art in collaboration with Emami Art (Kolkata, 2022), Family is Plural, curated by Shaheen Merali, Anant Art at Bikaner House (New Delhi, 2019) Desert Scrap, Nature Morte, (Berlin, 2010) Probir Gupta, Alexia Goethe Gallery (London, 2008), among others.