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096 L’Art contemporain en Inde Histoire de l’Art, Martine Baransky U.I.A. année 2016-2017 01 Inde, Peinture vernaculaire désigne un art vivant (contemporain), ancré dans le passé (les mythes, les croyances et les traditions) et exercé dans une communauté restreinte. 02-05 Kolams 06 Mandala, sable coloré. 07 Mur dans un temple bouddhiste, peinture. 08- 014 Art du Mithila 015-018 Statues éphémères, Fête de Saraswati à Bénarès. 019-020 Eléphants peints. 021 Le mehndi. 022-025 Le Cinéma s’affiche. RAVI VARMA 026 Ravi Varma, Dattatreya, incarnation Brahma, Mahavishnu et Shiva. 027 Ravi Varma, Kârttikeya, dieu de la guerre et ses consorts sur sa monture le Paon. 028 Ravi Varma, La déesse Lakshmi, déesse de la Fortune. MAQBOOL FIDA HUSAIN 029 M.F. Husain, Mendhi. 030 Maqbool Fida Husain, Living goddess, 1960-69, huile sur toile, 80,5 x 85,5. 031 M. F. Husain, Ganesha. 032 M. F. Husain, Mahabharata. 033 M-F Hussain, La Déesse Durga nue sur un tigre(force et pouvoir féminin). 034 M-F Hussain, Peintures de Parvati et Saraswati nues. 035 M. F. Husain, Déesse et chevaux 035 Gandhi et Hitler. 036 M-F Husain, Mother India, 2006, peinture controversée par le Mouvement Radical Indou. 037 Comparaison entre les oeuvres de M-F Hussain et la sculpture ancienne Hindouiste. 038 M.F. Husain, Mère Thérésa et enfant, Lithographie. 039 M.F. Husain peignant. ATUL DODIYA 040 Atul Dodiya, Série sur Gandhi 1999. 041 Atul Dodiya Sharu, 2006. 042 ATul Dodiya, Unmerry Monarch. 043 Atul Dodiya, Collage. 044 Atul Dodiya, Gandhi, peinture sur volet. 045 Atul Dodiya-Mahalaksmi, peinture sur volet roulant, 2002. 046 Atul Dodiya, peinture sur volet roulant. 047 Atul Dodiya, I Know now You must feel, Brad. 048 Atul Dodiya, Raja Ravi Verma, I know now You must feel, Brad, peinture sur volet roulant. SHILPA GUPTA 049 Shilpa Guta,Threat, 2008, 4500 savons. 050 Shilpa Gupta, Singing cloud, 2008-2009, sculpture composée de 4000 microphones. 051 Shilpa Gupta, Ther is no explosive in this, 2007. 052 Shilpa Gupta, I live under your sky, en English, Hindi and Urdu, 2011, leds. SUBODH GUPTA 053 Subodh Gupta, Pot, huile sur toile. 054 Subodh Gupta, Curry 2, 2005. 055 Subodh Gupta Very Hungry God, 2006. 056 Subodh Gupta, God Hungy, Installation, 2012-lille 057 Subodh Gupta, Nature morte. SURENDRAN NAIR 058 Surendran Nair, Elysium, 2010, huile sur toile, 180.3 × 240. 059 Surendran Nair-Cuckoonebulopolis, 2012-2013, Inspiré par Les Oiseaux d'Aristophane. 060 Surendran Nair, Doctrine of the Forest, An actor at play, 2007, inspiré par le Kathakali, théâtre originaire du Kerala. ANISH KAPOOR 061 Anish Kapoor en 2008, photo. 061 Anish Kapoor, Yellow, 1999 600 X 600 X 300, Fibre glass et Pigment. 062 Anish Kapoor, Marsyas, 2002, PVC. 063 Anish Kapoor, Marsyas, 2002. 064 Anish Kapoor,Cloud Gate, 2004. 065 Anish Kapoor, Memory, 2008, Installation. 066 Anish Kapoor, Memory. 067 Anish Kapoor, Dismemberment of Jeanne d'Arc, 2009, installation à la Brighton warehouse. 068 Anish Kapoor, Leviathan, Monumenta 2011, Grand Palais. 069 Anish Kapoor, Descension, 2013, Biennale d'art contemporain Kochi-Muziris en Inde. 070 Anish Kapoor, Dirty Corner, Le Vagin de la Reine, Château de Versailles. 071 Anish Kapoor, Dirty Corner, installation vandalisée, photo prise le 6 septembre 2015. 072 Anish Kapoor, Tongue Memory, 2016, silicone et pigment, 250 x 130 x 70. 073 Anish Kapoor, Internal Objects in Three Parts, 2013-2015, évoquent des amas de viande, résine rouge et blanche et silicone, oeuvres exposées au milieu des tableaux de Rembrandt au Rijksmuseum d'Amsterdam. 074 Anish Kapoor, Internal Objects in Three Parts, détail. 075- 076 Vantablack. .

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