Nilofer Suleman’s canvas is funny yet magical with the details of the mohallas, melas and mofussil living we came from Cherubs share space with the most revered of Hindu pantheon on a La Paris Sita Ram Studio. Goddess of wealth, Luxmi, stands nonplussed emerging out of a damp wall, as though looking for an abode of better comfort. A woman buying fish has tigers eyeing the fish from her choli print. Here,
Nilofer Suleman paints India in its awkward best. What looks funny in the first look with silly characters and subjects, trivial and just around the corner of your half smile, you realize how she hits with her vivid details of a world which memory refuses to forget and mind doesn’t bother to remember. They are pictures of gawky . ...more
The global clay community is large, but yet so very small, and fantastically connected. Clay artists across the globe speak the same language, a language of earth, ...more
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