Amrita Sher-Gil: IconAbout the artist Amrita Sher Gil is among India's first woman painters to make a mark at national and international levels. She was an enigmatic personality, with a mixed nationality (half Hungarian, half Sikh). Her extended stays in Paris where she studied, Simla (her summer getaway) and Budapest (her mother's hometown) combined to influence her work, in a dazzling palette. This catalogue was produced for Amrita Shergill's exhibition Amrita Sher Gil:

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New York Chandigarh is in India tells the stories of the city of Chandigarh through the works of Indian and Western artists

Archana Hande

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Prarthna Singh's work explores female identity in contemporary India

Singh studied fine art in the UK and has exhibited in various group shows including the Sarai Reader 09 at the Devi Art Foundation

taking as the starting point for his analysis Henri Bergson's idea that in order to understand philosophers one must find the initial intuition from which every aspect of their work develops

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they revisit those ruined mines