Sheela Gowda: Therein & Besides
A select bibliography of materials available in the Stuart Hall Library
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Africus: Johannesburg Biennale 1995682.2 BIE
Greater Johannesburg Metropolitan Council
1995
Published for the exhibition of the same name. Featuring Sheela Gowda
Bits and pieces put together to present a776 BIT
semblance of a whole: Walker Art Center collections
Joan Rothfuss & Elizabeth Carpenter
WalkerArtCenter
2005
Guide to the multidisciplinary collections of the WalkerArtCenter dating from the early 20th century to the present from artists around the world. Featuring Sheela Gowda
Contemporary art in Asia: traditions/tensions 5 TRA
Apinan Poshyananda
Asia Society Galleries
1996
Catalogue of a travelling exhibition organised by the Asia Galleries in New York, of work by artists from five Asian countries. Essays by: Apinan Poshyananda; Thomas McEvilley; Geeta Kapur; Jim Supangkat; Marian Pastor Roces; Jae-Ryung Roe. Artists include: Sheela Gowda; Bhupen Khakhar; Nalini Malani; Ravinder G. Reddy; N.N. Rimzon; Arpita Singh; Nindityo Adipurnomo; Arahmaiani; I. Wayan Bendi; Dadang Christanto; Heri Dono; FX Harsono; Agnes Arellano; Imelda Cajipe-Endaya; Reamillo & Juliet; Sanggawa Group; Cho Duck Hyun; Choi Jeong-Hwa; Kim Ho-Suk; Soo-Ja Kim; Yun Suknam; Montien Boonma; Kamol Phaosavasdi; Chatchai Puipia; Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook; Navin Rawanchaikul; Jakapan Vilasineekul
Drawing space: contemporary Indian drawing: 540 DRA
Sheela Gowda, N.S. Harsha, Nasreen Mohamedi
Suman Gopinath & Grant Watson
Iniva
2000
Published on the occasion of the exhibition of the same name at Beaconsfield, London, 2000. Edited by Sarah Campbell and Grant Watson. Preface by Melanie Keen. Contributors include: Dan Rycroft; Guy Mannes Abbott; Divia Patel; Graham Parlett. Includes texts with extracts from diaries, interviews and illustrations by the artists.
A guide to 101 modern and contemporary540 JHA
Indian artists
AmritaJhaveri
India Book House
2005
Introduction to 101 artists, painters, photographers and new media artists from India. Artists' include: J Sultan Ali; Navjot Altaf; Amit Ambalal; Ramkinkar Baij; Alwar Balasubramaniam; Prabhakar Bawa; Manjit Bawa; Narayan Shridhar Bendre; Jyoti Bhatt; Bikash Bhattacharjee; Rameshwar Broota; Sakti Burman; Arpana Caur; Jayashree Chakravarty; Sheba Chhachhi; Jogen Chowdhury; Amitava Das; Dharmanarayan Dasgupta; Biren De; Anju Dodiya; Atul Dodiya; C Douglas; Anita Dube; Vasudeo S Gaitonde; Subba Ghosh; Mehlli Gobhai; K Laxma Goud; Sheela Gowda; Satish Gujral; Shilpa Gupta; Subodh Gupta; Ganesh Haloi; NS Harsha; Kattingeri Krishna Hebbar; Somnath Hore; Maqbool Fida Husain; Ranbir Singh Kaleka; Jitish Kallat; Reena Saini Kallat; Bhupen Khakhar; Krishen Khanna; Bharti Kher; Valsan Koorma Kolleri; Prabhakar M Kolte; Bose Krishnamachari; Ram Kumar; Tallur LN; Nalini Malani; Chittrovanu Mazumdar; Tyeb Mehta; Anjolie Ela Menon; Dhruva Mistry; Nasreen Mohamedi; Benode Behari Mukherjee; Meera Mukherjee; Kausik Mukhopadhyay; Pushpamala N; Surendran Nair; Shibu Natesan; Akbar Padamsee; RM Palaniappan; Jagannath Panda; KCS Paniker; Madhvi Parekh; Manisha Parekh; Manu Parekh; Baiju Parthan; Gieve Patel; Jeram Patel; Sudhir Patwardhan; Ganesh Pyne; Gargi Raina; Achutan Nair Ramachandran; Anandajit Ray; Shyamal Dutta Ray; Sayed Haider Raza; G Ravinder Reddy; Krishna Reddy; NN Rimzon; Rekha Rodwittiya; Jehangir Sabavala; Sharmila Samant; gulam Rasool Santosh; Paritosh Sen; Himmat Shah; Nataraj Sharma; Lalu Prasad Shaw; Gulammohammed Sheikh; Nilima Sheikh; Sudarshan Shetty; Laxman Shreshtha; Anjum Singh; Arpita Singh; Paramjit Singh; Francis Newton Souza; Kalapathi Ganapathi Subramanyan; Anupam Sud; Vivian Sundaram; Jagdish Swaminathan and Vasudha Thozhur.
Horn please. Narratives in contemporary Indian art540 HOR
Bernhard Fibicher & Suman Gopinath
Hatje Cantz
2007
Exhibition catalogue published on the occasion of the exhibition Horn Please : Narratives in Contemporary Indian Art, held at Kunstmuseum Bern September 21, 2007 - January 6, 2008. Featuring artists Ayisha Abraham, Ravi Agarwal, Sarnath Banerjee, Jyothi Basu, Atul Dodiya, Anita Dube, Sheela Gowda, Sunil Gupta, Archana Hande, N.S. Harsha, Abhishek Hazra, Ranbir Kaleka, Jitish Kallat, Bhupen Khakhar, Sonia Khurana, Nalini Malani, Prabhavathi Meppayil, Surendran Nair, Sudhir Patwardhan, Justin Ponmany, Pushpamala, Raqs Media Collective, K.P Reji, Gigi Scaria, Mithu Sen, Gulammohammed Sheikh, Nilima Sheikh, Arpita Singh, Dayanita Singh, Vivan Sundaram, Surekha, Vasudha Thozhur.
How latitudes become forms: art in a global age776 HOW
Philippe Vergne
WalkerArtCenter
2003
Published on the occasion of an exhibition held at the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, February-May 2003; Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo per l'Arte, Turin from June-September 2003 and at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston from July-September 2004. The exhibition is a result of a global initiative and looks at current scholarship on globalism and changing curatorial practices and identifies critical models provided by artists. It includes essays and conversations by curators, critics and cultural programmers from across the world as well as multidisciplinary artworks from visual, film/video, performing and new media artists from Brazil, China, India, Japan, South Africa, Turkey and the United States. Contributors are Christi Atkinson, Cis Bierinchx, Philip Bither, Aimee Chang, Vishakha N. Desai, Steve Dietz, Douglas Fogle, Kathy Halbreich, Paulo Herkenhoo, Hou Hanru, Olukemi Ilesanmi, Vastif Kortun, Cuauhtemoc Medina, Gunalan Nadarajan, Otori Hidenaga, Susan Rotilie, Sarah Schultz, Baraka Sele, Yukiko Shikata, Kiyoko Motoyama Sims, Philippe Vergne and Meredith Walters. Artists in the exhibition are Jennifer Allora, Guillermo Calzadilla, Hüseyin Bahri Alptekin, Can Altay, Kaoru Arima, Atelier Bow-Wow, Cabelo, Franklin Cassaro, Santiago Cucullu, Anita Dube, Esra Ersen, Sheela Gowda, Zon Ito, Cameron Jamie, Gülsün Karamustafa, Moshekwa Langa, Marepe, Hiroyuki Oki, Tsuyoshi Ozawa, Raqs Media Collective, Robin Rhode, Usha Seejarim, Ranjani Shettar, Song Dong, Tabaimo, Wang Jian Wei, Yin Xiuzhen, Zhao Liang.
Indian summer: lajeune scène artistique540 IND
indienne
Naia Sore
Ecole nationale superieure des beaux-arts
2005
Published on the occasion of an exhibition held at the Ecole nationale superieure des beaux-arts, Paris in 2005 the work of artist from India. Artists' include: A. Balasubramaniam; Sheba Chhachi; Krishnaraj Chonat; Ajay Desai; Atul Dodiya; Anita Dube; Sheela Gowda; Shilpa Gupta; Subodh Gupta; N. S. Harsha; Anant Joshi; Jitish Kallat; Bharti Kher; Sonia Khurana; Suresh Kumar; Pushpamala N.; Raqs Media Collective; Sharmila Samant; Teja Shah; Nataraj Sharma; Surekha; Navin Thomas; Hema Upadhyay and Avinash Veeraraghavan.
Private mythology: contemporary art from India540 PRI
The JapanFoundationAsiaCenter
1998
Produced for an exhibition of the same name of contemporary Indian art, held at the JapanFoundationAsiaCenter, 1998, curated by Tatehata Akira. Artists include: Ayisha Abraham; Sheela Gowda; Bhupen Khakhar; Nalini Malani; Ravinder G. Reddy; N.N. Rimzon; Sudarshan Shetty; Vivan Sundaram.
Santhal Family. Positions around an Indian 540 SAN
sculpture
Anshuman Dasgupta
Museum van Hedendaages
2008
Exhibition catalogue published on the occasion of the exhibition Santhal Family: Positions Around an Indian Sculpture held at the Museum van Hededaagse Kunst Antwerpen 1 February - 5 May 2008. Featuring artists: Raminkar Baij, Santanu Bose, Matti Braun, Calcutta Art Research, Ritwik Ghatak, Sheela Gowda, Boran Handsa, N.S. Harsha, Reba Hore, Indian People's Theatre Association, Valsan Koorma Kolleri, Goshka Macuga, Melvin Motti, Meera Mukherjee, Otolith Group, Sudhir Patwardhan, Juan Perez Agirregoikoa, Ashim Purkayastha, Kerela Radicals, Raqs Media Collective, N. Rimzon, Ravi Shah, Vivan Sundarem, Klaus Weber. Featuring texts by Grant Watson, Hoshka Macuga, R. Siva Kumar, Anshuman Dasgupta, Juan Perez Agirregoikoa, Will Bradley, Sheela Gowda, Stephen Morton, Mahasweta Devi, Sunil Gupta, Sudeep Dasgupta, Melvin Motti, Raqs Media Collective, Irit Rogoff, Matti Braun
Sharjah Biennial 9 : Provisions. Book 1536.2 BIE 2009
Antonia Carver…[et al.]
Sharjah International Biennial & Bidoun
2009
Catalogue of the 9th Sharjah Biennial 2009. The artists were asked to respond to a questionnaire about their work in the biennial and their practice in general. This publication is the first book in a set of two that aims to document the process of making and of presenting site-specific work in the biennial context.Featuring artists Hamra Abbas, Haig Aivazian, Reem Al Ghaith, Diana Al Hadid, Jawad Al Malhi, Basma Al Sharif, Halil Altindere, Juan Araujo, Tarek Atoui, Samira Badran, Doris Bittar, Melissa Chimera & Adele Ne Jame, Eugenio Dittborn, Lili Dujourie, Alberto Duman, Hala Elkoussy, Haris Epaminonda, Ayse Erkmen Sophie Ernst, Amir H. Fallah, Lara Favaretto, Lamya Gargash, Mariam Ghani, Erin Ellen Kelly, Simryn, Gil, Sheela Gowda, Laurent Grasso, Joana Hadjithomas & Khali Joreige, N.S. Harsha, Doug Henders, Agnes Janich, LAmia Joreige, Fernando Jose Pereira, Narelle Jubelin, Nadia Kaabi Linke, Hayv Kahraman, Nikolaj Bendix Skyum LArsen, Maider Lopez, Robert MacPherson, Lani Maestro, Firoz Mahmud, Waheeda Malullah, Jose Luis Martinat, Hiroyuki Masuyama, Gita Meh, Giuseppe Moscatello, Nika Oblak & Primoz Novak, Liliana Porter, Karin Sander, Nida Sinnokrot, Valeska Soares, O Grivo, David Spriggs, Ana Vidigal, Sharif Waked, Liu Wei, Lawrence Weiner, Jane & Louise Wilson, Yonamine, Ziad Antar, Rasha Salti.
Sheela Gowda AS GOW
Steidl
2007
First published monograph of Sheela Gowda's work. With texts by Trevor Smith, Abhishek Hazra and Ayisha Abraham. Photography by David Flores, Arani bose, Christoph Storz, Gurumurthy Hegde, Das, Vijay, Ani Sylvie, Prabha Meppayil, and Sheela Gowda.
Telling tales of self of nation of art540 TEL
Bath Festival Trust
1977
Bath Festival Trust touring exhibition curated by Rasna Bhusan. Artists: Ayisha Abraham; Anita Dube; Sheela Gowda; Rummana Hussain; Pushpamala N.
Contextual resources
Art of modern India540 KHA
Thames and Hudson
1998
The authors seek to explain how the current artistic renaissance in Indian art came about in an old country steeped in traditionalism, and one which had endured foreign rule for two centuries. Chapters include: The Bengali Cultural Renaissance; The Emergence of Modern Art in India; Tagore and Sher-Gil; A New Phenomenon and Young India; The Future of Contemporary Indian Art. Artists include: K.H. Ara; Amitabha Banerjee; Manjit Bawa; N.S. Bendre; Veena Bhargava; Bikash Bhattacharjee; Rameshwar Broota; Sakti Burman; Arpana Caur; Jayashree Chakravorty; Avinash Chandra; Bal Chhabda; Jogen Chowdhury; Sunil Das; Dharmanarayan Das Gupta; Biren De; C. Douglas; H.A. Gade; V.S. Gaitonde; Jaya Ganguly; Laxma Goud; Satish Gujral; Ganesh Haloi; K.K. Hebbar; Somnath Hore; M.F. Husain; Shamshad Husain; Anish Kapoor; Prokash Karmakar; Bhupen Khakhar; Balraj Khanna; Krishen Khanna; Ram Kumar; Chitravanu Mazumdar; Tyeb Mehta; Anjolie Ela Menon; Dhruva Mistry; Meera Mukherjee; Mrinalini Mukherjee; Akbar Padamsee; Laxman Pai; Shanti Panchal; Manu Parekh; Gieve Patel; Trupti Patel; Sudhir Patwardhan; Ganesh Pyne; A. Ramachandran; Raja Ravi Varma; S.H. Raza; Krishna Reddy; N.N. Rimzon; Rekha Rodwittiya; Indrapramit Roy; Jamini Roy; Jahangir Sabavala; G.R. Santosh; Lalu Prasad Shaw; Gulam Mohammed Sheikh; Amrita Sher-Gil; Arpita Singh; Paramjit Singh; Tassadaq Sohail; F.N. Souza; K.G. Subramanyan; Anupum Sud; J. Swaminathan; Gaganendranath Tagore; Rabindranath Tagore; V. Tewari; Ramkinkar Vaij; S.G. Vasudev; V. Viswanadhan.
Crosscurrents: contemporary women arts India540 CRO
University Museum of Ethnography
1998
Produced for an exhibition of the same name, touring Norway. Artists: Manisha Parekh; Rummana Hussain; Shantamani; Anita Dube; Navjot; Arpana Caur; Permindar Kaur; Sutapa Biswas; Gerd Tinglum; Tone Myskja; Katrine Giaever; Astrid Nondal; Line Bergseth. Curated by Jennifer Lloyd and Rekha Rodwittiya.
Edge of desire: recent art in India540 EDG
Chaitanya Sambrani
Philip Watson Publishers
2005
Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at the Asia Society, New York and the Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth in 2004/2005 focussing on contemporary Indian art of the past decade shaped by social, economical and cultural change in India. Artists' include: Ganga Devi Bhatt; Swarna Chitrakar; Manu Chitrakar; Atul Dodiya; Shilpa Gupta; Sudbodh Gupta; Archana Hande; N. S. Harsha; Rummana Hussain; Tushar Joag; Ranbir Kaleka; Ravi Kashi; Mallikarjun Katakol; Raj Kumar Koram; Umesh Maddanahalli; Nalini Malani; Kausik Mukhopadhayay; Pushpamala N and Clare Arni; Surendran Nair; Open Circle; Cyrus Oshidar; Sudhir Patwardhan; Raqs Media Collective; N. N. Rimzon; Sharmila Samant; Gulammohammed Sheikh; Nilima Sheikh; Nataraj Sharma; Dayanita Singh; Subhash Singh Vyam; K. G. Subramanyan; Vivan Sundaram; L. N. Tallur; Vasudha Thozur and Sonadhar Vishwakarma.
Expressions and evocations: contemporary540 EXP
women artists of India
Gayatri Sinha
Marg Publications
1996
Traces the contribution of women to India's art scene from the 30s to the 90s. Essays by: Nilima Sheikh; Keshav Malik; Anahite Contractor; Tapati Guha-Thakurta; Geeta Kapur; Yashodhara Dalmia; Rupika Chawla; Pranabranjan Ray; Geeti Sen; Mala Marwah; Uma Nair; Kamala Kapoor; Amit Mukhopadhyay; Chaitanya Sambrani; Gayatri Sinha. Artists include: Amrita Sher-Gil; Devayani Krishna; Pilloo Pochkhanawala; Meera Mukherjee; Nasreen Mohamedi; Arpita Singh; Anjolie Ela Menon; Madhvi Parekh; Anupam Sud; Nilima Sheikh; Gogo Saroj Pal; Nalini Malani; Latika Katt; Navjot; Arpana Caur.
Inside out: contemporary women artists of India540 INS
Alison Lloyd
Middlesbrough Art Gallery
1995
A Middlesbrough Art Gallery touring exhibition of drawing, painting and installations by Indian women artists, including: Navjot Altaf; Arpana Caur; Rummana Hussain; Nalini Malani; Madhvi Parekh; Rekha Rodwittiya; Gogi Saroj Pal; Nilima Sheikh; Mona Rai. Contributors include: Geeta Kapur; Kamala Kapur; Sutapa Biswas.
My brush with art: an anthology of contemporary 540 LAL
Indian art
Lakshmi Lal
Rupa & Co.
2004
This anthology reviews works by Indian artists of the post-independence years. Artists include: Prabhakar Barwe; Veena Bhargava; N.S. Bendre; Bikash Bhattacharjee; Meera Devidayal; M.F. Husain; Bhupen Khakhar; Ram Kumar; Tyeb Mehta; Mrinalini Mukherjee; Anjolie Ela Menon; Badri Narayan; Mani Narayan; Pilloo Pochkhanawala; Gieve Patel; Sudhir Patwardhan; Akbar Padamsee; Satish Panchal; A. Ramachandran; S.H. Raza; Jehangir Sabavala; J. Swaminathan; Francis Newton Souza; S.G. Vasudev; Babu Xavier; Jivya Soma Mashe and Balu Mashe.
When was modernism: essays on contemporary540 KAP
cultural practice in India
Geeta Kapur
Tulika
2000
Essays on contemporary cultural practice in India. Topics include: women artists, Nasreen Mohamedi, K.G. Subramanyan, Raja Ravi Varma, film, modernism, new internationalism, globalization, Indian/Asian avant-garde.
Articles
Indian Highway
Charlesworth J.J
In: Art Review;no.30 ( March2009 ) p.120
Review of the Indian Highway exhitibion Serpentine Gallery, London UK Dec-Feb 2009. Featuring contemporary Indian artists: Subodh Gupta, Ashok Sukumaran, Shaina Anand, Shilpa Gupta, Sheela Gowda.
New strategies for exciting art
Jonathan Thomson
In: Asian Art News; Vol.19;no.3 ( May/June2009 ) p.84-88
Article discussing the 9th edition of the Sharjah Biennial featuring artists David Spigg, Nida Sinnokrot, Agnes Janich, Sheela Gowda, Nika Oblak, Primoz Novak, Karin Sander, Ayse Erkmen, Halil Altindere,Nikolai Bendix Skyum Larsen, Sharif Waked, Hiroyuki Masuyama, Jose Luis Martinat, Samira Badran.
Sharjah Biennial 9: Provisions for the Future
Novmber Paynter.
In: Art Asia Pacific;no.94 ( Jul/Aug2009 ) p.112-113
The 2009 Sharjah Biennial featuring over 80 participating artists does not directly address a specific theme. This review discuses the sense of detachment in relation to specifc works. Featuring artists Mariam Ghani, Erin Ellen Kelly, Lara Favaretto, Karin Sander, Ayse Erkmen, Rabih Mroue, Maha maamoun, Hala Elkoussy, Sheela Gowda, Lamia Joreige, Andrei Tarkovsy.
Viewing private mythology: contemporary art from India
KunioMotoe
In: Art India: the art news magazine of India; Vol.4;no.1 ( Jan/Mar1999 ) p.30-33
Review of an exhibition of contemporary Indian art held at the Japan Foundation Asia Centre, Tokyo, 1998. Artists include: Sheela Gowda; N.N. Rimzon; Bhupen Khakhar; Ravinder G. Reddy; Sudarshan Shetty; Nalini Malani; Vivan Sundaram; Ayisha Abraham.
World in flux
David Lewis
In: Art India: the art news magazine of India; Vol.10;no.2 ( 2005 ) p.23-24
Review of 'Contemporary Art from India' at Thomas Erben Gallery, New York in 2004 where seven artists engaged with the possibilities of transformation through their works. Artist's include: Sonia Khurana; Jitish Kallat; Gutam Bhatia; Anita Dube; Sheela Gowda; Bharti Kher and Reena Saini Kallat.