Text & Subtext: Contemporary Art and Asian Woman is a collection of essays that addresses issues confronting women involved in contemporary art in Asia. Published along with the exhibition by the same name this catalogue was edited by Binghui Huangfu and includes an essay by Chaitanya Sambrani on 'The Possibilities of Devices: The Work of Nalini Malini and Nilima Sheikh.'

Access level

Onsite

practitioner

Nalini MALANI, Nilima SHEIKH

publisher

Earl Lu Gallery, LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts, 拉薩爾-新航藝術學院盧明德藝術館 (Singapore)

chapter author

Chaitanya SAMBRANI

Language

English

Keyword

gender

Publication/Creation date

2000

Content type

anthology

Related event

venue	date
Earl Lu Gallery, LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts, 拉薩爾-新航藝術學院盧明德藝術館, Singapore	15 Jun – 30 Jul 2000
Ivan Dougherty Gallery, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia	26 Oct – 25 Nov 2000
Artspace, Sydney, Australia	11 Jan – 3 Feb 2001
The Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Östasiatiska Museet, Stockholm, Sweden	1 Sep – 25 Nov 2001
The Stenersen Museum, Oslo, Norway	15 Mar – 28 Apr 2002
Nikolaj Copenhagen Contemporary Art Center, Copenhagen, Denmark	6 Jul – 29 Sep 2002
Taipei Fine Arts Museum, 臺北市立美術館, Taipei, Taiwan	Jan – 16 Feb 2003

Artist

NGUYEN Thi Chau Giang,

Organiser

Artspace Visual Arts Centre (Sydney, Australia),

Earl Lu Gallery, LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts, 拉薩爾-新航藝術學院盧明德藝術館 (Singapore),

Ivan Dougherty Gallery (Sydney, Australia),

Nikolaj, Copenhagen Contemporary Art Center (Copenhagen, Denmark),

Taipei Fine Arts Museum, 臺北市立美術館 (Taipei, Taiwan),

The Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Östasiatiska Museet (Stockholm, Sweden),

The Stenersen Museum (Oslo, Norway)

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Application for Access to/Reproduction of Research Collections

Citation

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Tag

Women in Art History