Wooden Sculpture 4 Cotton

Wooden Sculpture 4 CottonWood, cotton and wool thread woven tapestry and copper wire 8 3 4 x 4 1 2 x 3 1 2 in. About the artist: Moumita Dass work is an homage to many histories: to a history of art and abstraction, to the practices and techniques of Indian artisans, especially weavers and dyers, and perhaps also, to domestic labor, which is often omitted from the category of art altogether. Despite these large categorical resonances, Das work remains intensely personal.

exploring the subtle and often humorous complexities of life

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A press that prints hand drawn Litho movie posters in Bangalore is commissioned to render posters from video stills and interviews recorded with a stunt director who imagines scenarios that originate from various sites in the city

is a collectible documenting the history of LGBTQIA+ identities and gender expression in the Indian subcontinent

Calcutta (2004)

while Morris mines the unsaid in order to make it understandable

are explored by the artist

A season-long diary by artist Somnath Hore capturing his thoughts on the work of Rodin and the hope of rain

David Robbins has promoted a frank

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that of encasing memories