'Splintered, fractured maps, diagrams, designs, yantras, schematic, angular, black and white. Zarina describes a world in her prints that is unpeopled yet it is a world that resonates with the most basic of human emotions of needing to know where one belongs. She questions identity, the meaning of home, the desire for roots, in a entirely abstract way, and in her most recent series of prints, Cities, Countries and Borders, she questions the very notion of safety, security and refuge.' - extracted from essay by Mary-Ann Milford Lutzker.
The is the catalogue of Zarina's solo exhibition at Gallery Chemould and Gallery Espace in 2004.
The is the catalogue of Zarina's solo exhibition at Gallery Chemould and Gallery Espace in 2004.
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Onsite
Location code
MON.HAZ
Language
English
Keyword
Publication/Creation date
2004
ISBN / ISSN
Nil
No of copies
1
Content type
artist monograph,
catalogue
Chapter headings
Cities, Countries and Borders: Recent Work by Zarina Hashmi - Mary-Ann MILFORD-LUTZKER
Cities, Countries and Borders: Prints by Zarina
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