Born in Delhi- 1943; Diploma in Fine Arts, College of Art, Delhi- 1964; Masters Degree in Vocal Indian classical-1962. Recipient of awards by AIFACS and Sahitya Kala Parishad, Delhi; Art Educationist Award by NDMC, Delhi; scholarships and fellowships by Ministry of Culture, India. She has held 28 solo shows since 1965. Important once are Music of the Spheres and Song of the Divine in Delhi , School Gallery in Amsterdam; Rebecca Hossack Gallery in London; Edith Cowen University, Perth; International Studio A.F.W.A. Fremantle Edge of Infinity, Indigo Blue Art, Singapore; Aicon Gallery, Palo Alto, California, SNO 89,Contemporary Art Project’’, Sydney Vesture of Being’, India International Centre, New Delhi, Looking Within by MOSA, Museum Of Sacred Art, Belgium. Selected participation in various exhibitions held in museums and galleries the world over namely in Tokyo, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Italy, Hungary, Denmark, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, South Korea, Netherlands, Poland, Mexico, Cuba, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles and Sydney, all curated by well known curators. Invited for Artist Residencies in Kuala Lumpur, Perth, Fremantle and Guyana. Collections in National Galleries in India and Malaysia; and various private collectors namely E.M. Schoo, Chester Hervitz, MOSA Belgium and many others. Studio and residence in Delhi.

WORK

The Divine Weave
by Shobha Broota
2006

The Pure Blossoming
by Shobha Broota
2006

In the Living Core
by Shobha Broota
2007

ESSAYS

The Phantom in the Mirror

by Peter Nagy

A phenomenon is defined as an occurrence that appears or is perceived. Phenomenology is the study of such appearances, the science of understanding perception. Yet science itself implies an empirical premise: that which is based on observation or experiment, not purely theoretical. So what one has then

Shobha Broota

The Phantom in the Mirror

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