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					IS IT WHAT YOU THINK?
Ruminations on Time, Memory and Site
					
					30 January 2014 - 27 September 2014
Curated by Roobina Karode
KNMA, Saket, Delhi
 Vivan Sundaram Memorial , 1993 - 2014  Black and White Photographs, Tin, Iron, Steel, Sandstone, Brick, Cement, Plaster of Paris, Glass, Marble, Wood, Paper-Pulp, Neon Lights and Enamel Paint
					
					Vivan Sundaram Memorial , 1993 - 2014  Black and White Photographs, Tin, Iron, Steel, Sandstone, Brick, Cement, Plaster of Paris, Glass, Marble, Wood, Paper-Pulp, Neon Lights and Enamel Paint					
					
										
										
										
				 Anita Dube Illegal , 2004-2005  Stryrofoam, Bandages, Glue, Paint, Lightboxes with Silkscreen Prints on Acrylic Sheeting and Glass
					
					Anita Dube Illegal , 2004-2005  Stryrofoam, Bandages, Glue, Paint, Lightboxes with Silkscreen Prints on Acrylic Sheeting and Glass					
					
										
										
										
				 Navjot Altaf Lacuna in Testimony 2003 , Three-Channel Video Installation with Seventy-Two Mirror Pieces
					
					Navjot Altaf Lacuna in Testimony 2003 , Three-Channel Video Installation with Seventy-Two Mirror Pieces					
					
										
										
										
				Participating Artists
Anita Dube, Atul Dodiya, Amar Kanwar, Arpita Singh, Ashim Purkayastha, Gulammohammed Sheikh, Himmat Shah, Idris Khan, K.P. Krishnakumar, Navjot Altaf, N.N. Rimzon, Rummana Hussain, Shirazeh Houshiary, Shilpa Gupta, Surendran Nair, Vivan Sundaram, Zarina Hashmi
At one level, the exhibition reflects upon the immediate and the impending political and social crisis through acts of resistance, and at another level, it becomes a site of recuperation and healing. The pertinent question that haunts our minds today is linked to the crisis of a decadent humanity that the world at large and India in particular is grappling with. The selected artists have been committed to a socially engaged practice since many years. Through their seminal works, themes that touch upon issues of oppression, violence, historical identity and cultural memory will be addressed in diverse formats and modes of representation.
Other Exhibitions
 
                
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14 October 2014 - 1 March 2015
 
                
                You can’t Keep Acid in a Paper Bag - A RETROSPECTIVE (1969 - 2014) in three chapters
26 September 2014 - 21 December 2014
 
                
                A view to infinity - A Retrospective (1937-1990) Part of Difficult Loves
31 January 2013 - 8 December 2013
 
                
                the dark loam: between memory and membrane - A RETROSPECTIVE (1930-2016)
24 August 2016 - 20 December 2016
 
                
                The euphoria of being Himmat Shah A continuing journey across six decades
30 October 2017 - 15 December 2017
 
                
                VIVAN SUNDARAM, A RETROSPECTIVE: FIFTY YEARS STEP INSIDE AND YOU ARE NO LONGER A STRANGER
9 February 2018 - 20 July 2018
 
                
                Envisioning Asia, Gandhi and Mao in the photographs of Walter Bosshard
1 October 2018 - 31 October 2018
 
                
                Kiran Nadar Museum of Art presents इस घट अंतर बाग-बगीचे | Haku Shah 1934-2019 Within this earthen vessel are bowers and groves
10 December 2019 - 8 January 2020
 
                
                Right to laziness... no, strike that! Sidewalking with the man saying sorry
30 January 2020 - 10 April 2021
 
                
                Line, beats and shadows – Ayesha Sultana, Prabhavathi Meppayil, Lala Rukh and Sumakshi Singh
30 January 2020 - 10 April 2021
 
                
                Delhi Modern: The Architecture of Independent India seen through the eyes of Madan Mahatta
13 February 2020 - 28 February 2020
 
                
                Around The Table : Conversations about Milestones, Memories, Mappings
5 November 2022 - 22 December 2022
 
                
                Prussian Blue: A Serendipitous Colour that Altered the Trajectory of Art
19 September 2023 - 20 December 2023

 
					 
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