‘Bhav, Bhaav, Bhavya’: Frames of Eternity: Manjit Bawa
by Madan Gopal Singh Originally published by Sakshi Gallery and the Synergy Art Foundation Ltd.; Kolkata: Impresario; New Delhi: Gallery Espace, 1999.
When the Emblems Moved
The free animal
Has its decrease perpetually behind it
And God in front, and when it moves, it
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by Srimati Lal I want to bring about a change in our iconography, says Manjit Bawa, a modern artist in search of a form that would emphasize his nationalist and yet incorporate international trends.
The traditional form weds the radical. The apparently religious joins hands with the frankly iconoclastic.
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by Ina Puri As told to Ina Puri
Budapest, Hungary
I am allowing myself a few days off - these last three months have been especially busy, yet richly rewarding. I am told my exhibitions in New York, London and Amsterdam have been well received. And now, en route to Dalhousie and my empty canvas, before
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by Madan Gopal Singh “That woman dreamt herself in my dream, who inscribed herself in my dream by appearing there; I say she is not my mother. Therefore, it is the mother who writes and represents herself therein”.
Louis Martin rewriting Sigmund Freud in Writing History with the Sun King
One the mimetic fringe, images
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