INDIAN ART CIRCLE

In collaboration with 

Hotel Ashok

presents an exhibition of paintings by India’s best-known, and most talented women artists:

"Revert to the Nucleus- 
Women on Women"


Formerly curated for ICCR, by: Gargi Seth

 

On view :

9th to 16th April 2004

11am to 8pm

at

Hotel Ashok,
Lobby; Main Entrance

Inauguration by:
Mrs. Anjolie Ela Menon
Eminent Artist 

 

concept & curation: gargi seth

event planning: manjula arun

exhibition design: neeta dogra

event coordination: ruchi seth

anjolie ela menon

anju badhwar vora

ambalika chitkara

anupam sud

arpana caur

bulbul sharma

dipali bhattacharya

f.tarannum

gogi saroj pal

hemi bawa

jaishree burman

jaya ganguli

kanchan chander

kanti tripathi

kavita jaiswal

madhvi parekh

manisha gera baswani

meena deora

mona rai

neeta dogra

prabha shah

rama sharma

rini dhumal

seema verma

shahla vinita karim

shakila

sheela sabharwal

shruti chandra

surinder

vasundhara tewari

vibha desai

vijaya bagai

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Revert to the Nucleus, Women on Women:

Sensibilities, prejudices, spirituality, joyful madness, all vie desperately with the onus of innumerable 
responsibilities for a woman’s mind-space. Would it be too far from the truth to say that it is this very 
crowded-with-care mind that makes a woman hold on and keenly nurture the transient finer feelings and 
abstract thoughts that cross her emotional domain.
Or, is it, that
God destined women to create- cook, arrange, decorate and procreate, and the arts, as formally identified, are 
nothing but a natural offshoot? Whichever way, it stands that the woman has the gift to create and where it 
engages in an aesthetic dialogue with the canvas, purity, ecstasy, pain or joyful madness take form and 
translates into captivating “art”.

“Revert to the Nucleus” seemed to be an apt prefix to a name earlier decided for this exhibition by ICCR, i.e., “Women on Women”, intending to draw strength and succor from the inner core within the woman, and showcase a brilliant 
collection of art-work, which otherwise would have faded back into the oblivion of the artists studios.


-Gargi Seth