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Subodh Gupta (born 1964) is an artist based in New Delhi. Gupta was born in Khagaul, Bihar, India. His work encompasses sculpture, installation, painting, photography, performance and video.[1] Common images and objects in Gupta鎶� work are taken from prominent clich闁� about Indian culture, for example, his prevalent use of stainless steel cooking utensils.[2]
Contents
1 Selected Exhibitions
2 See also
3 References
4 External links
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Selected Exhibitions
2008
Still Steal Steel, Jack Shainman Gallery, New York City, USA
2007
Start.Stop, Bodhi Art Gallery, Bombay
Silk Route, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
New-narratives: Contemporary art from India, The Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, Chicago
Private/Corporate IV, Sammlung DaimlerChrysler
2006
Hungry Gods, Nature Morte, New Delhi
Lille 3000, curated by Caroline Naphegyi, Lille City, France
L鎵瀗de dans tous les sens, Louis Vuitton Showroom, Paris
2005
51st Venice Biennale, Italy
The Herzliya Museum Of Contemporary Art, Israel
Jootha, In Situ Gallery, Paris
Jack Shainman Gallery, New York
2004
I Go Home Every Single Day, The Showroom Gallery, London
Edge Of Desire, The Art Gallery Of Western Australia, Perth
2003
This Side is the Other Side, Cabinet, Art and Public, Geneva
2000
Recent works, Gallery FIA, Amsterdam
The Way Home, Gallery Chemould, Mumbai
See also
artfacts.net[3] Additional information and images Subodh Gupta
artnet.com[4] Various other resources and images Subodh Gupta
artists-org[5] Modern and contemporary artists and art Subodh Gupta
artpublic.ch[6] Raised in the northern province of Bihar (India's poorest and most violent) Subodh Gupta spent his formative years traveling with a Hindi language theatre group, working as a set designer and fabricator as well as an actor.
bbc.co.uk[7] In her exhibition entitled Around and Around 1000 Times, Schandra Singh presents large-scale paintings that address the issue of escapism as a means of coping with suffering.
paletteartgallery.com[8] Subodh Gupta was born in Khagaul, Bihar. He did his BFA (Painting) from the College of Art Patna. He has had several solo shows including one at Bose Pacia Modern, New York in 1997.
jackshainman.com[9] American Gallery representing Subodh Gupta additional images and information on past and current exhibitions
universes-in-universe.de[10] The installation refers to Indian workers in the Gulf States. On their way home after months of slaving away and living in the closest of quarters, they proudly carry their acquisitions with them in such cartons (never in suitcases).
saatchigallery.com[11] Whilst the skull on everyone's lips of late has been Damien Hirst's diamond-encrusted 'For the Love of God', the skull exciting many people at the Venice Biennale is by Indian artist Subodh Gupta. 'Very Hungry God', an enormous skull made out of stainless steel utensils, was first exhibited in Paris in 2006 and is now in the collection of Francois Pinault. 'Very Hungry God' is currently on view by the Grand Canal outside Pinault's Palazzo Grassi in Venice. Subdoh explains here the background to this work.
manchesterinternationalfestival.com[12] Subodh Gupta is one of India鎶� most prolific artists and has participated in numerous highly-acclaimed international exhibitions. Gupta works in a wide range of mediums from sculpture and painting to installation, photography, video and performance.
asianart.com[13] New Perspectives From India images of work by contemporary Indian artists, including work of Subodh Gupta
artsmundi.org[14] Subodh Gupta works in a wide range of mediums from sculpture and painting to installation, photography, video and performance. He elevates the status of found objects from everyday items to artworks; using the products of rural India such as cow dung, milk buckets, kitchen utensils, scooters, guns and gulal powder as his materials.
References
^ ManchesterInternationalFestival.com
^ Nagy, Peter, Subodh Gupta, Frieze Art Fair, ArtPublic.ch
^ Artfacts.Net: Subodh Gupta
^ Subodh Gupta on artnet
^ Subodh Gupta artist and art...the-artists.org
^ Subodh Gupta - Frieze Art Fair | Art & Public Gallery
^ BBC - Wales - Subodh Gupta
^ Subodh Gupta: Subodh Gupta paintings, art work at Palette Art Gallery, India
^ http://www.jackshainman.com/dynamic/artist.asp?ArtistID=27
^ 8th Havana Biennial, 2003: Subodh Gupta
^ Saatchi Online - Blog On News, Views, Diaries, Photo-Journals
^ Subodh Gupta
^ body.city - New Perspectives from India
^ Artes Mundi - Subodh Gupta
External links
Subodh Gupta Solo review at Arario on The Arts Trust Online Magazine
Subodh Gupta on...(and so on)