Press
Works
Amit Ambalal, At 79 (diptych), Acrylic on Canvas, 2023
16 x 25 inchesChitrovanu Mazumdar, Untitled, Oil on canvas, 2023
42 x 84 inchesAtul Dodiya, Untitled, Watercolour on paper, Suite of 10 works,
16.5 x 11.5 inchesDilip Ranade, Rumination, Watercolour on paper, 2022
12 x 9.75 inchesDilip Ranade, Rumination, Ink on paper, 2021
10 x 6.5 x 2 inchesG.R. Iranna, Hidden Stories Under The Shadow, Ash, acrylic on tarpaulin, 2023
4.5 x 5.5 x -1 inchesK.G. Subramanyan, Untitled, Pen on paper, 1961
12 x 7.75 inchesK.G. Subramanyan, Untitled, Pencil on paper, 1951
13.5 x 8.5 inchesKrishen Khanna, Self-portrait, Oil on canvas, 2023
18 x 24 inchesPandit Khairnar, Self, Oil on paper, 2001
14.5 x 10.5 inchesPandit Khairnar, Self, Oil on paper, 2001
14.5 x 8.5 inchesParamjit Singh, Untitled, Compressed charcoal on paper,
62 x 37 inchesRahul Inamdar, a blank canvas, Linen canvas, 2023
24 x 30 inchesRajendra Dhawan, Untitled, Oil on board, 2002
13.4 x 10.5 inchesRajendra Dhawan, Untitled, Oil on board, 2005
12.5 x 15 inchesSHOBHA BROOTA, Self-portrait - I, Oil on canvas , 1971
21 x 26 inchesSHOBHA BROOTA, Self-portrait - II, Oil on canvas , 1964
18 x 23 inchesSurinder, Untitled, Watercolor on Paper, 2005
9 x 11.5 inchesSurinder, Untitled, Watercolor on Paper, 2005
9 x 11.5 inchesSumakshi Singh, Untitled, Thread and lace drawing, 2023
92 x 54 inchesThota Vaikuntam, Untitled, Acrylic on canvas,
37 x 60 inchesSurinder, Untitled, Pen and graphite on tracing paper,
8.5 x 19 inchesAnjolie Ela Menon, Self Portrait, Mixed media, 2023
16 x 19 inchesSudhir Patwardhan, Portrait, Acrylic on canvas, 2010
20 x 20 inchesSudhir Patwardhan, Self-portrait, Oil on canvas, 1972
17.5 x 12.5 inches
Notes
Curatorial Note
Exploring the theme of self-portraiture, Reflecting the Self is a landmark exhibition in the scale and depth of its engagement. A well established genre in art history, self-portraits in this exhibition serve multiple functions: to act as a unifying thread between various artistic tropes; to serve as a marker of time, celebrating enduring relationships with artists nurtured over the 25 years since Gallery Threshold’s inception in 1997 and to critically examine how we view and present ourselves today, emerging from an intense period of seclusion and vulnerability.
Beyond the self-portraits on view, the curatorial premise embraces a broader understanding of self-representation that encompasses alliterative and metaphorical approaches. The process of creating self-portraits holds profound significance for the artists themselves and for those who engage with their artwork in the exhibition. They are effective means for artists to connect with others, fostering empathy and sparking conversations about the intricate nature of the self.
Curated by Tunty Chauhan and Deeksha Nath
Venue
Threshold Art Gallery
C221, Sarvodaya Enclave, New Delhi