The self is at the center of Anju Dodiya's works. Though not solipsistic the majority of her works give the viewer access to private moments lifted from "the private discourse that goes on within oneself when one is alone". Dodiya initially resisted the lure of self-portraiture Her

‘Leela’ Artists response to Haridwar with Amit Ambalal Atul Dodiya Bhupen Khakhar Gallery Espace New Delhi 2001 ‘The Bodied Self’ Sans Tache Gallery

the work of Atul and Anju Dodiya Navjot Nilima Sheikh very inspiring and influential. And Bhupen Khakkar most definitely. How do you think the art

Anju Dodiya’s work frequently references the struggles involved in the process of developing and deconstructing ideas and images and more ..."Anju Dodiya Enigmatic Variations" in Anju Dodiya Recent Works Gallery Chemould 2001). In illustrating these highly personal narratives the artist

with the paint. It was great fun. Also the mattresses when they are up against the wall the bulge has a terrific physical presence” (Anju Dodiya in conversation with Gieve Patel Anju Dodiya Bose Pacia exhibition catalogue 2006 unpaginated). For Anju Dodiya then using a mattress as her surface

A master draughtsman Anju Dodiya uses her paintings to weave “her own legend as though she were a fictional character caught in bizarre but lyrical ...isolated frame and she seems to urge us `Behold! This could be me trapped by art`” (Dilip Chitre “Anju Dodiya Enigmatic Variations” in Anju Dodiya Recent

Although she has worked in several different media fabric has always fascinated Anju Dodiya from the way in which Robert Rauschenberg an artist she ...with the paint. It was great fun” (as quoted in “Gieve Patel talks to Anju Dodiya” Anju Dodiya Bose Pacia exhibition catalogue New York 2006

Anju Dodiya’s work has maintained a constant suffusion of art historical references which she incorporates into her personalized narrative. Her ...are getting into a mess” (Anju Dodiya in an interview with Geive Patel Exhibition catalogue Bose Pacia New York 2006

Anju Dodiya’s works reflect a self narrative that seems almost cathartic particularly with the centrality of the artist’s self-image that focuses ...because very often my images are violent. I do not want to rain swords over someone else’s body. I would rather do it to myself” (Anju Dodiya Real

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AND FEATURES An exhibition of paintings by Anju Dodiya Artist Anju Dodiya has been in spotlight after ...on paper (69' x 44') raked in a winning value of $224,861 ((Rs.9,669,000) - inclusive of Buyers Premium 10%) Even as Anju Dodiya is in news

At the same time, TV Santhosh's When Your Target Cries for Mercy sold for Rs 2.8 crore, Anju Dodiya's ‘The Site' Rs 1.06 crore and Sudhir Patwardhan's ...TV Santhosh, Anju Dodiya, Sudhir Patwardhan, GR Iranna, Mithu Sen, Anita Dube, Sudarshan Shetty, Anil Revri, Tushar Joag, Manisha Parekh, Debanjan

AND FEATURES ‘All Night I shall Gallop’ by Anju Dodiya and a show of works by three young, talented artists Anju Dodiya's new series of works Anju Dodiya's new series of works showcased at Bodhi, Singapore titled 'All Night I shall Gallop'

and Anju Dodiya's 'Circus of Insomnia', an acrylic painting on a velvet mattress. The sale is expected to realize values estimated at $2.8 million....Dodiya, Nataraj Sharma, A. Balasubramaniam, G. Ravinder Reddy, Sudhir Patwardhan, Jayashree Chakravarty, Anandajit Ray and Jagannath Panda to name a few.

inspired artists such as Anita Dube, Vivan Sundaram, Nalini Malani, Jogen Chowdhury and Anju Dodiya for a joint show. They relate to the darkness from ...it's no intruder but his lover and the two embrace relieved. Separate monitors have been used to have two versions of the dark side. Anju Dodiya's mixed

Anju Dodiya, Sudhir Patwardhan, G.R. Iranna, Mithu Sen, Anita Dube, Sudarshan Shetty, Anil Revri, Tushar Joag, Manisha Parekh, Debanjan Roy,... (sold for $850,000), T.V. Santhosh's 'When your Target Cries for Mercy', (sold for $701,500), Anju Dodiya's 'The Site' ($267,375) and Sudhir

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