Shilpa Gupta’s Half a Sky

Shilpa Gupta’s Half a Sky

O.K Centre for Contemporary Art

Shilpa Gupta, “Untitled,” 2008.

December 4, 2010

SHILPA GUPTA
HALF A SKY

26 November 2010 – 30 January 2011

OK Offenes Kulturhaus
OK Platz 1
4020 Linz, Austria
+43.732.784178
office [​at​] ok-centrum.at
www.ok-centrum.at

The OK Offenes Kulturhaus Upper Austria is presenting in winter 2010/2011 a solo exhibition of the work of Shilpa Gupta, one of the pre-eminent contemporary Indian artists.

A cross-section of works along with a new installation produced in conjunction with the OK provide a look at the oeuvre of the young Mumbai-based artist. The new piece is an interactive sound installation, a “skin globe” that viewers bring to life with their touch.

Shilpa Gupta works across disciplines and with a variety of media: interactive video, internet, photography, object art and performance. In her diverse works, Gupta blurs the boundaries between art and everyday culture, calling into question how we think and who we are. Her themes include consumer behavior and cravings, violence and security-consciousness, religion, terrorism and human rights, social injustice and power. Shaped by India’s politics and cultural reality, Gupta confronts issues affecting today’s globalized world using contemporary media to convey her message. She generates an interactive relationship with her audience, whose reactions to the works constitute their finishing touch.

opening hours: Mon – Fri 4 – 10 p.m., Sat/Sun 11 a.m. – 10 p.m.

OK Offenes Kulturhaus
OK Platz 1
4020 Linz, Austria
+43.732.784178
office@ok-centrum.at
www.ok-centrum.at

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