Sudhir Patwardhan: The People’s Painter - Open The Magazine
e has documented his relationship with the city - as a person in the crowd, as someone looking at Bombay from afar.
Artist Interview: Sudhir Patwardhan | Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2014
Would a return to art’s ancient, primal function of elucidating religion signal its death? Or is our culture beginning to see the wisdom of a narrative that includes reconciliation, restoration and redemption?
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Philip Guston: A Life Lived
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Modern Painting- It was too easy to elicit a response, so much sympathy. Wanted specificity in work.
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Dissolved & Figuration
State of Creation. Stay in that state! "The object isn't to make art, it's to be in that wonderful state which makes art
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He would subsequently reflect on this encounter: “The brochure advised me that it was a haystack. I had no idea what that was. This non-recognition was excruciatingly distressing for me. The painter, in my opinion, had no right to depict incoherently. I had a distinct impression that the painting’s subject was absent. And I was surprised and
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