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Architects of the Future

Intimacy of the Void

2014
(American, b. 1975)
printer and publisher

Durham Press

America
color screenprint and woodblock
Sheet: 65.8 x 46 cm (25 7/8 x 18 1/8 in.); Image: 60.4 x 41 cm (23 3/4 x 16 1/8 in.)
Alma and Robert D. Milne Fund 2020.288.4
© Chitra Ganesh/Durham Press, 2014
State: Unique
Edition: Edition of 25
Impression: 3
Location: not on view
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Chitra Ganesh describes her desire that prints such as this one will “create a mythology that poses questions rather than answers.”

Description

Chitra Ganesh mines her experiences as the daughter of Indian immigrants and the influence of Bollywood design throughout her work in various media, much of which explores feminist and queer issues. This print belongs to a series that forms a vague narrative related to desire and loss, set in a world outside of history and time. Ganesh drew from Amar Chitra Katha, comics published beginning in the 1960s to introduce Indian children to their cultural heritage. Placing the viewer in an unfamiliar context, the artist uses bodies, space, and history to invite questions about sexuality and power.
Intimacy of the Void

Intimacy of the Void

2014

Chitra Ganesh, Durham Press

(American, b. 1975)
America

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