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Gayatri Gamuz
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Gayatri Gamuz was born in 1966 in Rojales, Spain. She studied in the Art School in Alicante and in the School of Ceramics in Manises, Valencia. She lives in India since 1992 together with her husband, Indian English poet and writer Ananda Surya and they have two children.
Her recent solo shows are “In a land without trees” at Hacienda Gallery, Mumbai, “In reverse I tell so you understand me” at Centro Cultural CAM, Orihuela, Spain,...
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Gayatri Gamuz was born in 1966 in Rojales, Spain. She studied in the Art School in Alicante and in the School of Ceramics in Manises, Valencia. She lives in India since 1992 together with her husband, Indian English poet and writer Ananda Surya and they have two children.
Her recent solo shows are “In a land without trees” at Hacienda Gallery, Mumbai, “In reverse I tell so you understand me” at Centro Cultural CAM, Orihuela, Spain, “Tenderness in the middle of the rat race” in the Embassy of India, Berlin and “The Other Within” at the Centro Civico, Besos Mar, Barcelona. She also did solo exhibitions in the Red Wall Gallery in Australia and in the Brighton Fringe Festival in England.
She has been in various group shows in RL Fine Arts in New York, in The Noble Sage Gallery in London, in Stables Gallery as part of the London Biennale 2006, in Art Konsult in New Delhi, in Mon Art Gallerie in Calcutta, in Museo Storico di Bergamo, Italy and Salon Municipal de Montevideo, Uruguay and in the Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre.
She collaborated with Ananda Surya with the installation “Pachamama Celebrates 2053” in the Lila Gallery in Kochi and in the “Open Art Project” in ´Die Bank´, in Munich. She also took part in the Tree Festival Art Exhibitions in Kochi, the “Women and Nature” camp in the Periyar Tiger Reserve and the Chestnut Tree Summer Festival in Nijmegen, Holland. Recently she was panelist in a discussion on “Art and Ecology” at the Mohile Parikh Centre for Visual Arts (MPCVA) in Mumbai.
At present Gayatri lives in Thiruvannamalai in Tamil Nadu.
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Born
1966
Rojales, Alicante, Spain
Education
1990-91 Escuela de Ceramica de Manises, Valencia
1987-88 Escuela de Artes y Oficios de Alicante
Exhibitions
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2013 'My Name is Gayatri Gamuz',...
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2013 'My Name is Gayatri Gamuz', Kashi Art Gallery, Kochi
2013 'Retrospective 2006-2013', Museo Fundación Antonio Pérez, Spain
2009 'Of The Same Matter', Kashi Art Cafe, Kochi, Kerala
2007 ‘In a Land Without Trees’, Hacienda Gallery, Mumbai
2006 ‘In Reverse I Tell So You Understand Me’, Centro Cultural CAM, Orihuela, Spain and Lila Gallery, Kochi, Kerala
2004 ‘Tenderness In the Middle of the Rat Race’, Poems, Paintings and Sculptures, Red Wall Gallery, Hobart, Australia and Embassy of India, Berlin
2004 ‘The Other Within’, Centro Civico, Besos Mar, Barcelona
2003 ‘Pachamama Celebrates 2053’, Installation with Writings, Terracotta Sculptures, Found Objects, Mayalokam Art Collective, Kochi, Kerala
1999 ‘Running Water’, Kashi and Dravidia Art Galleries, Kochi, Kerala
Selected Group Exhibitions
2010 'This Location', Mojo Art Gallery, Dubai
2010 '6 Person Show', 1 x 1 Art Gallery, Dubai
2009 'Nothing Will Ever Be The Same Again', Hirji Jehangir Gallery, Mumbai
2009 'Gender/ Genesis/ Genetics', Gallery Espace, New Delhi
2008 ‘Trends and Trivia: An Indian Story’, Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre
2008 ‘Millennium Turks: Envisaging Contemporary India’, Trident Hilton Hotel, New Delhi
2008 ‘Garibaldi 200 Years’, Museo Storico di Bergamo, Italy and Salon Dorado de la Intendencia Municipal de Montevideo, Uruguay
2007 ‘Ten Light Years’, Kashi Art Gallery, Kochi, Kerala
2007 ‘She, India’, The Noble Sage Gallery, London
2007 ‘Maya’, Artworld, Chennai
2007 ‘Vanity Fair’, Mon Art Gallerie, Kolkata
2007 ‘Chronicles of the Unspoken’, (MOA) Travancore House Gallery, New Delhi
2007 ‘Instilling Life’, Hacienda Gallery, Mumbai
2007 ‘Does Size Matter?’, Art Konsult, New Delhi
2007 ‘A Slice of Art from India’, RL Fine Arts, New York
2006 ‘Stirring Quartet’, Hacienda Gallery, Mumbai
2006 ‘Inaugural Show’, Red Wall Gallery, Hobart, Australia
Participations
2006 ‘London Biennale’, Stables Gallery, London
2005 ‘Chestnut Tree Summer Festival’, Nijmegen, Holland
2003 ‘Open Art Project’, Die Bank, Munich
2001 ‘Encounter’, First Contemporary Art Festival, Kashi Art Café, Kochi, Kerala
1999 ‘Tree Festival Art Exhibition’, Kashi Art Café, Kochi, Kerala
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