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‘Anju Dodiya: Breathing on Mirrors’

Anju Dodiya is a thoughtful woman. Her art is complex, involved, thought provoking and, yes, thoughtful. One look and you, her audience, know that it has a lot more meaning and significance than it seems on casual viewing. There is history, there is intellect, there is travel and reading and, again, a great deal of thought that has gone into creating it.

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‘Manisha Parekh: A River Inside’

A River Inside, Manisha Parekh's latest show in Mumbai at the Jhaveri Contemporary gallery, was rooted in the line in its various forms. It showed off various shapes and forms, most notable being the layered perforated stories she created with handmade paper.

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Exploring the Potential of Stillness

In this age of the internet, we have a group of artists presented as ‘Neti-netizens’. Curated by Girish Shahane at Gallery Threshold, these ‘Vanguards’ bring forth a legacy that produces meditative imagery, which differs refreshingly from the populist present-day avant-garde expression.

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A Curious Inheritance

Kansara seems obsessed with his family. He records and rerecords conversations around the dining table; his grandparents sleeping and moaning and reminiscing, projecting videos previously recorded, onto wall spaces and then re-recording them.

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This is Unreal

A love story that didn’t happen, a bowl of boiling water that isn’t actually boiling, a setting that doesn’t exist – such are the fictions that make up ‘This is Unreal’, a group show of works by RAQS Media Collective (RMC), Yamini Nayar and Susanta Mandal held at Experimenter.

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Cinema Verite Redux

The seven Indian and international artists in the show sourced from diverse aspects of film and the photographic image without even addressing cinema verite directly, but Merali was able to make the viewer recognise a number of strands that deep down linked with this heritage and in a manner admitted their debt to it.

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Carnival of Rising Emotions

Gopikrishna’s paintings are examples of intricate technique and carefully formed compositions. Specific characters with specific stories come together in his works to form complex narratives and allegories that articulate wisdom and humour.

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