Photo / Concept: Group show | In-Touch Edition II
Archive exhibition
Works
As part of the second edition of In Touch we have curated a group of artists who have worked with photography as a medium of expression. Artists who work with multiple mediums, very often resort to using photography which make up an integral part of the artist's repertoire. These artists are not photographers (at most times) but conceptualising the idea is often related through a photograph. The work we have selected as part of this edition therefore was a deliberate expedition of looking at how the lens of a photograph is extended into portraying an idea. Digging into our archives - (our stockroom), in looking for the photo image, the first image to punch us in the face was that of Pushpamala. It set the tone of how we could steer the project. We are in a very particular moment in history - much of what we look at, is through the lens of the time we witness as we live from day to day. Much of what we present here - is relevant now as much as it has been relevant in the past. Except the work begins to tell the story differently. Art has the power to translate, to be a part of the present, the future and the past. We hope that this selection touches a part of you as much as it did with us.
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Vivan SundaramMetal Box, 2008Digital Print39.5 x 74.25 in
100.3 x 188.6 cmEdition of 10Courtesy of Chemould Prescott RoadCopyright The Artist -
Shilpa GuptaUntitled (from Don't See, Don't Hear, Don't Speak series), 2009 - ongoingDigital Print on Archival PaperEach:
16.5 x 22 in
42 x 56 cmEdition 1/6Courtesy of Chemould Prescott RoadCopyright The Artist -
Shilpa GuptaUntitled (from the Don't See, don't Hear, don't Speak series), 2009 - ongoingDigital Print on Archival PaperEach:
16.5 x 22 in
56 x 42 cmEdition of 6Courtesy of Chemould Prescott RoadCopyright The Artist -
Atul DodiyaFalling Ancestors in Nauman's Land, 2012-13Installation | 6 photographs, archival digital prints on Hahnemuhle Bamboo paper, Wood, Iron AnglesShelf: 96 in | 244 cm
Installation size variableCourtesy of Chemould Prescott RoadCopyright The Artist -
Archana HandeThe Golden Feral Trail Location: Laverton, Western Australia Wangai Land Indian Ocean Trade, 2013-14Digital Print on paper12.5 x 18 in
32 x 65 cmEdition 2/5 -
Gigi ScariaWho Deviated First, 2010Digital Print on Archival Paper28 x 100 in
71.1 x 254 cmEdition of 3 plus 2 artist's proofsCourtesy of Chemould Prescott RoadCopyright The Artist -
Yardena KurulkarA Method of Separation - II, 2019Cloth, Hanhnemuhle photo rag 310 gsm44 x 44 in
111.8 x 111.8 cmEdition of 3 plus 1 artist's proof (#1/3)Courtesy of Chemould Prescott RoadCopyright The Artist -
Jitish KallatEclipse, 2007Pigment Print on Hahnemuhle Photorag Archival Paper10 part work, each:
29 x 21.5 in
73.66 x 54.61 cmEdition 2 of 10 + 2 APCourtesy of Chemould Prescott RoadCopyright The Artist -
Pushpamala NThe Ethnographers #2 (Village Naya, Midnapore District, West Bengal) /, 2017Colour photograph
Printed from a scanned 1985 negative on Aluminium Compressed Panel
40 x 60 in
101.6 x 152.4 cm
(unframed, aluminum)Edition 1/10 -
Gigi ScariaDust, 2013Digital print on Archival paper32 x 48 in
81.3 x 121.9 cm
(framed)
37.5 x 53.5 x 2.25 inEdition 1/3 -
Archana HandeThe Golden Feral Trail Location: Laverton, Western Australia Wangai LandIndian Ocean Trade, 2013-14Digital Print on paper41 1/2 x 60 in
105.4 x 152.4 cmEdition 2/5
