necessitating a bibliography" Jitish Kallat while defining his art. His obsessive use of the self image in his paintings as the main protagonist makes his ...of the picture plane is like a battered wall and refers to the duality in his painting. The use of text for titles which are very important to Jitish

years of Freedom of Expression’ R.P.G. Enterprises Jehangir Art Gallery Mumbai Joint Exhibitions 2003 ‘Hard-Copy’ with Reena Kallat at Gallery

Jitish Kallat also trained as a Bharatanatyam dancer for eight years. But as it turned out painting was her calling and foremost love. She recalls her ... Reena Saini Kallat is an artist wholly absorbed by the never-ending cycle of nature and the fragility of the human condition in its hands. All

with Jitish Kallat as part of the Indians + Cowboys Exhibition Aaron Seetu and Ruth Watson Gallery 4A Sydney 2003 ‘Art for Art / Switzerland Meets ... Birla Academy of Art and Culture Mumbai Joint Exhibitions 2003 ‘Hard-Copy’ with Jitish Kallat Gallery 88 Kolkata Participations 2009

Recalling his work from the Covering Letter series of 2004 this canvas reveals Jitish Kallat’s fascination with the vivid colours of Pop Art ...for the present work” (Ranjit Hoskote The Pictorial Declarative Reflections on Jitish Kallat’s Recent Works 2002-2005 Jitish Kallat Walsh Gallery and Gallery

Since he began exhibiting in the mid 1990s Jitish Kallat’s canvases sculptures and installations have mirrored both the small ironies and glaring ...amounts in the metropolitan context to child slavery” (Ranjit Hoskote “The Pictorial Declarative Reflections on Jitish Kallat’s Recent Works 2002-2005"

Jitish Kallat's inferences of pop art "interplay of positive and negative spaces as marked by his Doppleresque use of paint ridges to make his surface flicker towards and away from the viewing eye." In a marked separation from his work of early 2000 and 2001 Jitish flattened his surfaces

Jitish Kallat describes the long often literary titles that identify his early canvases as "…playful mechanisms to provoke the viewer to play ...and texts simultaneously" (as quoted in "Jitish Kallat in Conversation with Nina Miall" Universal Recipient Haunch of Venison exhibition catalogue 2008 p.

A dedicated documenter of big cities and their metropolitan ways of life Jitish Kallat’s canvases reveal the nuances of urban existence through ...with the ubiquitous urban protagonist. Kallat responds to the massive contradictions of city life with humour as the title of the present lot suggests. Yet his wit

Jitish Kallat’s early works most frequently canvases of epic proportions are scattered with a wide variety of urban references both textual ...as distancing devices in his unsentimental exploration of identity culture and ancestry” (Girish Shahane “On the Road” Jitish Kallat Unclaimed Baggage

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AND FEATURES 'Universal Recipient' by Jitish Kallat A new body of work 'Universal Recipient' by Jitish ...plane is like a battered wall, and refers to the duality in his painting. Jitish Kallat studied painting at the Sir J.J. School of Art in Mumbai

AND FEATURES Jitish Kallat’s Sweatopia A new exhibition of works by one of India's most noteworthy contemporary artists Jitish Kallat features his drawings, paintings, sculptures and photographs done over the last couple of years.

Jitish Kallat, Kriti Arora, Hema Upadhyaya and Rashid Rana are going to be displayed in the exhibition. Jaishri Abhichandani, Shezad Dawood, Chitra ...the significance of the show artist Jitish Kallat has been quoted as saying: “Charles Saatchi has been working on this show for a year now. He has picked up

AND FEATURES ‘365 Lives’, a solo show by Jitish Kallat in Beijing The sprawling gallery space of Arario Beijing hosts an ambitious solo show by artist Jitish Kallat. The show being hosted on a massive scale is titled '365 Lives'. This is the debut

and Jitish Kallat are also involved in the project. Indigo, a restaurant in South Mumbai, probably started the trend of mixing 'food with art....Out' with Jitish Kallat and Papri Bose that coincided with the annual Kala Ghoda Arts Festival, let artists create an "edible art" meal. The dishes had

AND FEATURES Jitish & Reena Saini Kallat's 'Hard Copy' At their first joint show, the husband-wife duo refers to some stark social issues. The artist couple, Jitish and Reena Saini Kallat, has been working together for quite a while now. For Jitish,

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