Submergence: In the midst of here and there
by Parul Singh As an artist, I believe only if I am able to make what I see, will I then be able to make what I cannot see. - Arpita Singh
It somehow seems like a better idea to delve into
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by Nadia Nooreyezdan What does the language of art look like? What are the shapes of its alphabets? Delhi-based artist Arpita Singh spent almost a decade exploring this idea, producing experimental abstract compositions only by using the formal elements of line and a minimum amount of colour. The collection of 35 of these
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by Yashodhara Dalmia Published in ARTIndia, Volume 7, Issue 1, Quarter 1, 2002, pp. 64
Yashodhara Dalmia focuses on Arpita Singh’s recent mural Wish Dream which reflects a meditative quality occasionally stained by the colors of violence.
Arpita Singh’s room-sized mural, which was recently
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by Krishna Chaitanya Arpita Singh’s art seems to have evolved broadly in three main phases. In the first phase she roamed happily in a child’s garden of verses that took on form to become delightful images, often in mystifying juxtapositions. These occasionally make you feel that yours is the face, strangely upside down
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by Nilima Sheikh From the catalogue of the exhibition, Arpita Singh Paintings 1992-94, published by Vadehra Art Gallery (1994).
Arpita was talking about the mysterious business of painting a painting. She described how she keeps painting this or that, ladening the surface, adding images. "I keep painting,
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