Artist: Bernardino India ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Moïse sauvé des eaux par la fille de Pharaon by INDIA Bernardino
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Etude de femme debout, drapée, la tête couronnée (1977) by INDIA Bernardino
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La Renommée, debout sur un globe (1671) by INDIA Bernardino
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Le Christ mort, assis dans le tombeau, soutenu par deux anges by INDIA Bernardino
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Femme ailée, appuyée sur quelque chose (1671) by INDIA Bernardino
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Femme debout, tenant un objet dans la main droite (1671) by INDIA Bernardino (d'après)
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Femme debout, tenant un objet dans la main (1671) by INDIA Bernardino (d'après)
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Deux figures de femmes en cariatides (1671) by INDIA Bernardino
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Cover for Spider Man India, Marvel India, no. 2, Jeevan Kang (India, Dehra Dun, born 1978-12-13) , 2005, color printed comic book
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Cover for Spider Man India, Marvel India, no. 2, Jeevan Kang (India, Dehra Dun, born 1978-12-13) , 2005, color printed comic book
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ARRIVEE DES ESPAGNOLS EN FLORIDE (4e quart 16e siècle ; 1er quart 17e siècle) by INDIA Bernardino (attribué)
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Two page spread from Spider Man India, Marvel India, no. 2, Jeevan Kang (India, Dehra Dun, born 1978-12-13) , 2005, color printed comic book
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Two page spread from Spider Man India, Marvel India, no. 2, Jeevan Kang (India, Dehra Dun, born 1978-12-13) , 2005, color printed comic book
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Dario di Giovanni - Saint Bernardino of Siena c. 1470 tempera on panel Los Angeles County Museum of Art Italian
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Dario di Giovanni - Saint Bernardino of Siena c. 1470 tempera on panel Los Angeles County Museum of Art Italian
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Vincenzo Foppa - Saint Bernardino of Siena c. 1495-1500 oil on panel National Gallery of Art Italian
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Saint, d'après Bernardino Luini (1868) by MOREAU Gustave ; LUINI Bernardino (d'après)
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Scenes of Rural India, Raghubir Singh (India, Jaipur, 1941 - 1999) , 1984, 8 dye-imbibition prints
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Domenico Beccafumi - San Bernardino preaching in the Campo, Siena before 1528 oil on canvas The Fitzwilliam Museum Italian
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Frise de putti (1793) by INDIA Bernardino
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Sainte Madeleine pénitente, détail d'après Bernardino Zaganelli (2e moitié 19e siècle) by MOREAU Gustave ; ZAGANELLI Bernardino (d'après)
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Jacopo Bellini - Saint Anthony Abbot and Saint Bernardino of Siena 1459 tempera on panel National Gallery of Art Italian
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Sano di Pietro - Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome, Saint Bernardino, and Angels c. 1460-1470 tempera on panel National Gallery of Art Italian
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Sano di Pietro - Virgin and Child with Saints Jerome, Bernardino of Siena, and Angels 1450-60 tempera on panel The Art Institute of Chicago Italian
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Benvenuto di Giovanni - Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome and Saint Bernardino of Siena c. 1480-1485 tempera on panel National Gallery of Art Italian
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Emily Eden Portraits of the Princes & People of India (London: J. Dickinson & Son, 1844) book with lithographs 1844
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Book with 26 color lithographs circa 1846 - 1847
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Madonna and Child with Angels, 1515 Bernardino da Genoa (Italian, Genoese, active in 1515)Oil on
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Jagannatha, Subhadra, and Balabhadra Enshrined, Ramo Maharana (India)  (Artist), 1952, Opaque watercolor on cloth
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Jagannatha, Subhadra, and Balabhadra Enshrined, Ramo Maharana (India)  (Artist), 1952, Opaque watercolor on cloth
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Barackpore, second plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Poormandal, seventeenth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Firozshuhur, seventh plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Oodampore, eighteenth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Jamu, twentieth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Return from Hog-Hunting, third plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Gulab Sing, fourteenth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge City of Kashmir, twenty-third plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Wulur Lake, twenty-fifth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Kote Kangra, fifteenth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Rajah Lal Sing, thirteenth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Jama Musjid, Agra, sixth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Shupeyan (Chupayan) Fort, twenty-second plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge The Maharajah Dhulip Sing, frontispiece and first plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Delhi. Palace of the King, fourth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge View from the Palace and Fort at Agra, fifth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge British Outpost in Advance of Rhodawala, eighth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Hill Fort of Gulab Sing, nineteenth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Bij-Beara between Islamabad and the City of Kashmir, twenty-first plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Coat, ca. 1959-1963 Indian; Made Kashmir, India; Used Paris, Francewool; L. at center back 54
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Character exploration for Vishvamitra, Ramayan 3392 AD, Liquid Comics, no. 3, Abishek Singh (India, Gwalior, born 1982-07-11) , pencil and ink on paper
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Rope Bridge of Jhula across the Chunab River, sixteenth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Entry of the Maharajah Dhulip Sing into Lahore, ninth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Shah Dera, the Tomb of the Emperor Jehangir, tenth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Charles Stewart Hardinge Sikh soldiers Receiving their Pay at the Royal Durbar, twelfth plate in the book, Recollections of India ä Part I. British India and the Punjab (London: Thomas M*Lean, 1847) Color lithograph circa 1846 - 1847
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Communion des religieux de l'ordre des Servites (1775) by BOSCOLI Andrea ; POCCETTI Bernardino (inspiré par)
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Tête d'enfant de trois quarts à droite by LUINI Bernardino
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Janasthan (?), Ramayan 3392 AD, Liquid Comics, no. 3, page 19 (?), Abishek Singh (India, Gwalior, born 1982-07-11) , pencil, ink, paint (?) on paper
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Saint Teresa of Ávila Interceding for Souls in Purgatory Workshop of Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish,
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Bartolomeo Montagna St. Bernardino and a Holy Bishop oil and tempera on wood panel circa 1492

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40)
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Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Centre: India, As Opposed To India
As Ioanna Kostika explains: "The title mirrors the contradiction of the perception that I had of India before I actually got there and the reality that I faced, as well as the contradictions within the culture itself. "The images I had...
Art Residencies India: Call for Artists: Residencies Available in South India
This lush tropical  paradise offers a fascinating heritage of art and culture. The luxuriance in Kerala is visible in the beautiful white beaches and backwaters, its forests and wild life sanctuaries, its cardamom, tea, rubber and coffee plantati...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Treasury of the World: Jeweled Arts of India in the Age of the Mughals
Drawn from the uniquely extensive holdings of The al-Sabah Collection in Kuwait, this dazzling display presents more than 300 works of the Mughal period, including jeweled items of personal adornment, princely weapons, carved jade and crystal bowl...
India Art Mart: Online Source for Indian Heritage
In keeping with its promise of giving better value and more interesting collectibles to art lovers, India Art Mart now has a new look. It is more navigable, has more content, many more features and a lot more to see and browse through. Check ou...
Peabody Essex Museum: Ebony and Ivory: Furniture from British India and Ceylon
The exhibition is presented in conjunction with the publication of Furniture from British India and Ceylon: A Catalogue of the Collections in the Vi...
Gallery 44, Centre for Contemporary Photography: Re-take of Amrita: Vivan Sundaram
Vivan Sundaram has been dealing with images from a family archive in the last few years. No ordinary archive, the images document the family life of a female artist and bohemian in early twentieth-century India. Negotiating between Indian traditio...
NSA Gallery: New Works by Andrew Verster , Installation by Marklyn Govender and Clint Singh
Verster continues to develop and explore a contemporary visual language based on the conflation of Western and Asian pictorial principals – investigating notions of ‘abstraction’ and the contradictions between diverse influences and elements that ...
Montréal, Arts Interculturels: Dust on the Road: Canadian Artists in Dialogue with SAHMAT
Dust on the Road, which was presented with a strong impact in Toronto and London (Ontario) and will be showed in Vancouver in 2002, is part of a larger project, MOVING IDEAS : A CONTEMPORARY CULTURAL DIALOGUE WITH INDIA, organized by Hoopoe Curat...
Indian Artists Network: Call for Artists: Seeking Network Opportunities
Indian Artists Network can also help artists from other nations to exhibit in Bombay. Please send email to paintnexhibit@yahoo.com ...
Gallery Sumukha: Bollywood Satirized: Works by Annu Palakunnathu Matthew
Using digital technology to alter the Indian movie posters, I re-interpret the images to make blatantly satirical commentary and humorously challenge traditional gender roles and behavior in Indian society based on my experiences. The fina...
Lalit Kala Akademi Galleries: Poetry in Stone: Scuplture by S.D.Hariprasad
The gentle beauty of the expression in a single stone form -- surprisingly -- sort of sneaks up on you. Possibly this is because you think you don't know what to expect. You have been beguiled by images of assertive, wildly sculptural forms b...
Experience Festival: Call for Artists: Paint for a Happy World
It is becoming clear for more and more people around the globe that the ancient human knew of secrets that modern man to some extent has lost. The Experience Festival are inviting all people from different traditions and belief systems to offer an...
Museum for Decorative Arts: XXXHOLY - Heart of India
Peter Bialobrzeskis ten large format photographs leave the viewer in a state of undecisiveness: Torn between magnetism and ironic distance the viewer has to decide which side appeals most. ...
National Gallery of Scotland: The Tiger and the Thistle: Tipu Sultan and the Scots in India

Tipu, a fierce brave ruler, was known as the ‘Tiger of Mysore’. Tiger motifs and tiger stripes decorated his personal possessions, including the jewellery, weapons and textiles in the exhibition. Related paintings and ...
Indian Artists Network: Call for Artists: Indian Artists Sought for Art Singapore 2007
Our own website is www.indianfinearts.com Indian Artists Network is the largest organization of award winning, qualified, experienced and professional full time Indian artists settled in India or abroad. Our artists include National award wi...
Kunsthalle Wien, Museumsquartier: Capital and Karma: Contemporary Art from India
Parallel to the pre-modern local structures, a postmodern, globalized, urban India has arisen. The developments of the past decades have profoundly changed Indian society. Indian artists ar...
Gallery Espace: Nilima Sheikh: Painted Drawings
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Dallas Museum of Art: The Sensuous and the Sacred: Chola Bronzes from South India
Chola Bronze sculptures are among the most admired arts of the Indian sub-continent.  The works are famed for their subtle modeling and fluent outline of form, as well as for an ideal balance of graceful realism and heroic classicism.  The Chola k...
Japan Foundation Asia Center: Atul Dodiya - Bombay : Labyrinth / Laboratory
He is now highly acclaimed as one of the most important painters in India. Since the mid-1990s, he has moved on from painting to three dimensions through new experimental works. The rolling-shutter paintings of 2000 mark his change o...
Victoria and Albert Museum: Cinema India: The Art of Bollywood
Highlights include: Landmark poster images from the V&A's collection from the 1950s to the present day. Chronologically arranged sections which explore major themes in the development of Indian cinema. Hoarding artists from India specia...
Institute of International Visual Arts: Drawing Space: Contemporary Indian Drawings
Drawing Space is an exhibition of contemporary drawings by three artists, all of whom use the drawn line as a device for negotiating space in ways that are self-empowering, exploring the compl...
Aakriti Art Gallery: Young Contemporaries 2007: The Many Expressions of Young India
The show exemplifies the shifting dynamics of art practices highlighting the divergent tendencies that developed due to the rub-off effect of globalization. The exhibition would give viewers to glean the new idiom of modernity growth curve and for...
ECA - Emami Chisel Art Pvt. Ltd.: A Retrospective Exhibition of Bikash Bhattacharjee
Sometimes it is important to look back specially if it is the near past. There is a long history of modernism in art, both in Europe and India. Modernism in Indian art began during the colonial rule and had its complex run talking various routes a...
Habitat World at India Habitat Centre: Surface of Time: Works by Amitabh SenGupta
Amitabh uses oil in a modernists’ way of classical manner, layers after layer, and often using the effect of the under layer. The major environment he likes to create on the canvases has an imposing feeling of reality that invariably merged into a...
Bachmann Eckenstein: Temples and Castles: 19th Century Indian Architectural Photography
In India the traditional and archaic way of documenting the imagery of exotic worlds by commissioned painters has come to an end in 1851. A resident British artist was officially assigned by the East India Company to make studies of the sculptures...
ARTIUM, Basque Centre-Museum of Contemporary Art: The Self and the Other . Portraiture in Contemporary Indian Photography
The 16 photographers and artists in this exhibition are connected in their celebration of the staged image and their works invalidate any assertion of realism. While the self-portraits are an enactment of roles derived from the imagination and liv...
Laure Genillard: the journey: seven artists from the Alessandra Bonomo Gallery, Rome
Three works by Alighiero Boetti were inspired from his visits to Afghanistan, where he employed Afghan women to weave his embroideries using their traditional techniques and expertise.  Andrea Anastasio lives between Italy, India and the USA...
Harvard University Art Museums, Arthur M. Sackler Museum: The Sensuous and the Sublime: Representations of Love in the Arts of the Middle East and Southern Asia
Inspired by a wealth of sacred literature, lyric poetry, and folk tales, artists often created paintings and sculptures that could be read alternately as visualizations of overt sensuality or as symbols of spiritual union. In these beautiful works...
Harvard University, Arthur M. Sackler Museum: The Tablet and the Pen: Islamic Works from Turkey, Iran, and India
"This small but potent exhibition offers a fascinating glimpse into the motivations and mechanisms behind the construction of images in Muslim culture," said Thomas W. Lentz, Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot Director of the Harvard University Art Mu...
Locco Ritoro Gallery: George Oommen: Visions of Kerala
Across the Charles River, in Harvard Square, George Oommen: Sacred Places will be on view until October 12. These paintings echo an earlier series called, The Sacred Places Within You. These color-field works, created with muted, numinous hues, ...
Aakriti Art Gallery: Call for Artists: Gen Next III
GenNext hosted by Aakriti Art Gallery is the platform for the young contemporary artist. Here, painters, sculptors and print makers are encouraged to put up their works, showcase their skills and their ability to negotiate complex modern issues throu...
Guild Art Gallery: The Teacher and the Taught: S.H. Raza, Sujata Bajaj
Paradoxes, pluralities and hybridities. These are recurring leitmotifs, that appear whenever we consider the question of what constitutes 'Indian'. Right from the dawn of civilisation, from the Indus-Harappan period moving into the twenty-first ce...
Bayly Art Museum: The Mystical Arts of Tibet
The exhibition brings together 108 traditional art objects, including 23 exquisite watercolor tangka paintings, more than a dozen ancient bronze statues, numerous ritual objects made of gilded silver and bronze, and a set of temple...
Walters Art Museum: Desire and Devotion: Art From India, Nepal, and Tibet in the John and Berthe Ford Collection
The Walters exhibition, curated by Hiram W. Woodward Jr., the Walters curator of Asian Art, focuses on the passions of desire and devotion, which are reflected in many of the most beautiful and important of the featured works, in order to explore ...
Columbus College of Art and Design: Siona Benjamin: Multicultural Identities
I am currently working on a series of paintings entitled Finding Home. In this work I raise questions about what and where is home, while evoking issues such as identity, immigration, motherhood, and the role of art in social change. I am a Sepha...
Nehru Centre: String Of Scapes : Works by Chandan Rao
The Nehru Centre Art Gallery is dedicated to the promotion of young talent and provides a platform for them to exhibit their work along with that of eminent artists. The Gallery has featured a wide range of well-known painters and sculptors to stu...
Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane: SELF: Contemporary Indian Video Art
Pijnappel states, " Their search is a fundamental self – questioning. How to live with traditional cultural values? How to liberate yourself as a woman? How to face ongoing ethnic problems? How to position yourself? Theirs is a search for a new...
Santa Barbara Museum of Art: Desire and Devotion: Art from India, Tibet, and Nepal
Chronologically and geographically, the exhibition of 150 objects falls into three chief divisions. First, ...
Aakriti Art Gallery: Agony and Ecstasy
Aakriti Art Gallery is one of the most vibrantly active venues of art in Kolkata, India. Its exhibits range from works of artists who are groundbreaking contemporary visionaries, young upcoming talents or historical masters. Founded in 2005, the G...
La Viande Gallery: Art in Mind: Works by The Tate Sisters, India Ritchie, Carlos Calvet, Jackie Clark, Emma Glibbery, Fester and Satoshi Matsuyama
Satoshi Matsuyama was born in Kamiisityou, Hokkaido in 1958. Satoshi's first true love, MUSIC (jazz and gospel) developed in his early teens where he took up saxophone. After 11 years on the Tokyo club circuit he began to reassess his life goal...

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