NY – ND · 2008–2024Talwar Gallery — Selected Works
A dialogue across two geographies: Ghatak, Postal Address, Migrant Laborers, 2000 Echoes, Home.
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Collaborations.
Long tables, shared presses, far studios.
Foundation of Indian Artists — Amsterdam
Associated with the Foundation of Indian Artists, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Work exhibited in India, South Africa, Australia, New York, and the Netherlands. The earliest European anchor: the 1997 Tropenmuseum “Kali” project and years of exchange between Delhi and the Netherlands on migration and migrant labour.
Talwar Gallery — New York & New Delhi
Represented by Talwar Gallery, with exhibitions held in New York and New Delhi. The representing gallery across two geographies and decades — Ghatak, Postal Address, Migrant Laborers, 2000 Echoes, Home.
Tropenmuseum · Greatmore · STPI
Three institutions, three turning points: Amsterdam opened the inquiry, Cape Town deepened it, Singapore changed the palette — and carried the work to MoMA. International Engagement: 1997 Netherlands Tropenmuseum; 2000–2001 Greatmore Studios Cape Town and Gandhi; 2010 STPI Singapore.
International Engagement
Netherlands · South Africa · Singapore · MoMA · Prussian Blue
In 1997, Singh traveled to the Netherlands to participate in a project at the Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam, where she began to take an interest in issues of migration and migrant labour. In 2000–2001, she was an artist-in-residence at Greatmore Studios in Cape Town, South Africa, which prompted a deeper engagement with the philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi.
In 2010, Singh was invited to be an artist-in-residence at STPI — Creative Workshop & Gallery in Singapore. Her work has been exhibited in India, South Africa, Australia, New York, and the Netherlands, where she was associated with the Foundation of Indian Artists, Amsterdam.
Singh's work was added to the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, and was most recently featured in the group exhibition Prussian Blue at the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, Noida, curated by Dr Arshiya Lokhandwala (2023).
NY – ND · 2008–2024