SOUTH ASIAN MODERN + CONTEMPORARY ART New York 14 September 2016

SOUTH ASIAN MODERN + CONTEMPORARY ART WEDNESDAY 14 SEPTEMBER 2016

PROPERTIES FROM AUCTION The Amiri Family Collection Wednesday 14 September 2016 The Darashaw Collection at 10.00 am (Lots 601-700D) The Ghose Foundation Collection, San Francisco, California 20 Rockefeller Plaza The Collection of Alison Harper New York, NY 10020 The Le Hunte Family Collection

The Collection of Dr. William Lomax VIEWING The Collection of Vito Maggiolo Friday 9 September 10.00 am - 5.00 pm The Estate of Joan P. Miller Saturday 10 September 10.00 am - 5.00 pm The Rahman Family Collection Sunday 11 September 1.00 pm - 5.00 pm The Collection of David M. Scott Monday 12 September 10.00 am - 5.00 pm The Wiggin Family Collection Tuesday 13 September 10.00 am - 2.00 pm

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08/08/2016 THE GERMINATION PROJECT: BUILDING THE FUTURE OF PHILADELPHIA

The New York Stock Exchange hosts the 2015 class of Germination Project Student Fellows

ollectors, philanthropists and universities, healthcare organizations equipped to enrich and strengthen cultural ambassadors, Pamela and technology firms, the Germination Philadelphia’s global relationships. Cand Ajay Raju are model citizens. Project empowers its fellows both with In the spirit of civic engagement, the the skills to build careers in a changing Atul Dodiya was the featured artist Rajus established the Pamela and economic landscape, and with a sense from India in the inaugural edition of Ajay Raju Foundation to support those of civic duty to deploy those skills for the IntXchange’s biennial program in organizations and initiatives with the the benefit of Philadelphia’s 2013. The program soon caught the most impact, ingenuity and long- underserved communities. imagination of other leading artists range vision for the advancement and from South Asia. Jitish Kallat was development of Philadelphia. A hallmark initiative of the Germination invited after Dodiya and the featured Project is the IntXchange, a artist for 2016 is Ranjani Shettar. In Among the Raju Foundation’s principal transnational art-advocacy network support of the Germination Project, enterprises is the Germination Project, dedicated to forging a new arts and leading contemporary South Asian a non-profit, catalytic incubator for culture exchange between the Eastern artists and patrons in the field, including Philadelphia’s next generation of civic World and the West. Through the A. Balasubramaniam (lot 695), Atul leaders, drawn from the best and deployment of institutional resources Dodiya (lot 697), Jitish Kallat (lot 700), brightest of Philadelphia’s high like the Philadelphia Museum of Reena Kallat (lot 699), Rashid Rana (lot school students. Art, Philadelphia Fringe Arts, the 700B), and Ranjani Shettar (lot 700D), Philadelphia Orchestra and Opera came together and donated works to The Germination Project’s mission is Philadelphia, IntXchange seeks to fortify the Pamela and Ajay Raju Foundation. to create a self-sustaining ecosystem a relationship of reciprocal awareness, DAG Modern has generously donated of leadership to transform Philadelphia support and binary collaboration several works toward the cause. It is the into a global force in policy, commerce between two seemingly disparate collective belief that what a couple has and culture. Students are selected arts communities. For Germination single-handedly achieved can only get to participate in a leadership training Project Fellows, the IntXchange oers stronger with the support of some of program developed in collaboration an experiential arts education led by the biggest names in the South Asian with The Wharton School of the experts from the Philadelphia Museum art world to ensure the future of the University of Pennsylvania and the of Art, and a diverse consortium of Germination Project, to build better Wharton Social Impact Initiative. After artists from the U.S. and India alike. The citizens and create a bridge between the graduating from college, students who pedagogical goal of the IntXchange is to East and West through art. participate in the program agree to create, within the ranks of Germination return to Philadelphia to live and work. Project’s student fellow alumni, a The entire proceed raised from the Through institutional partnerships with leadership class of cultural ambassadors sale of lots 695-700D will benefit the Germination Project. Atul Dodiya with Pamela and Ajay Raju 113 THE GERMINATION PROJECT: BUILDING THE FUTURE OF PHILADELPHIA LOTS 695700D SOLD TO BENEFIT THE GERMINATION PROJECT

695 A. BALASUBRAMANIAM B. 1971 Hidden Sight fiberglass, acrylic and wood 22æ x 20q x 3 in. (57.8 x 52.1 x 7.6 cm.) Executed in 2007 number two from an edition of three $40,000-60,000

PROVENANCE: Donated anonymously to the Pamela and Ajay Raju Foundation

EXHIBITED: New York, Talwar Gallery, A. Balasubramaniam, 2007 Tokyo, Mori Art Museum, Chalo! India: A New Era of Indian Art, 2008 Seoul, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Chalo! India: A New Era of Indian Art, 2009 Klosterneuburg, Essl Museum, Chalo! India: A New Era of Indian Art, 2009 Washington, D.C., The Phillips Collection, Sk(in), 2011

LITERATURE: Chalo! India: A New Era of Indian Art, exhibition catalogue, Klosterneuburg, 2008, p. 42 (illustrated) O. Sand, ‘Artist Profile: A. Balasubramaniam’, Asian Art Newspaper, London, October 2008, Testing the boundaries of materiality and perception for p. 4 (illustrated) more than ten years, Alwar Balasubramaniam’s body of work S. Pereira, ‘A. Balasubramaniam’, Art in Asia, has established him as an important artistic and intellectual November-December 2008 force on the global stage. The artist uses a diverse range of (illustrated, unpaginated) materials including silicone, iron, bronze, stone and fiberglass ‘Artists Dictionary’, Flash Art, January-February in his work to tackle and even contravene fundamental 2008, p. 110 (illustrated, unpaginated) questions about the limits of human observation. His Chalo! India: A New Era of Indian Art, exhibition sculptural transcriptions of negative spaces and natural catalogue, Gyeonggido, 2009, p. 55 (illustrated) processes, forces and phenomena like breath, shadows and (IN) BETWEEN, exhibition catalogue, New Delhi, gravity dismantle customary conceptions of sculpture and 2009, pp. 30-31 (illustrated) form by realizing the immaterial and intangible. D. Nath, ‘A. Balasubramaniam: (IN) BETWEEN’, Art Asia Pacific, May-June 2010, p. 147 (illustrated) “For over a decade now Balasubramaniam has kept H. Sareen, ‘Break the Cycle of Seeing: Indian pushing our limits of perception, understanding of material Minimalism’, Art Asia Pacific, September-October and experience of space. The phenomenons created by 2011, p. 103 (illustrated) him reveal the omnipresent but invisible, the strong yet D. Nath, ‘Do you know what you see? The Art of A. unnoticed, the essential yet overlooked. An encounter with Balasubramaniam’, Harper’s Bazaar India, his works discloses not just the world surrounding us but New Delhi, January 2012, p 142 (illustrated) also the world within us. Bala allows us to transgress the S.K. Malhotra, ‘Capturing Invisible Territories: A. boundaries between elements, as they connect and converge Balasubramaniam’, Platform Magazine, New Delhi, into one another, questioning the submissiveness of our January-February 2012, p. 43 (illustrated) consciousness to them and in process their foundation.” Intersections @ 5: Contemporary Art Projects at the (D. Talwar, ‘The Art of Nothingness’, (IN)Between, Delhi, Phillips, exhibition catalogue, Washington, D.C., 2010, unpaginated) 2015, p. 34 (illustrated)

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696 697 N.N. RIMZON B. 1957 ATUL DODIYA B. 1959 Untitled Ity and Rietveld brass watercolor on paper 13q x 13q x 10q in. (34.3 x 34.3 x 26.7 cm.) 40 x 26 in. (101.6 x 66 cm.) $5,000-7,000 Executed in 2007 $15,000-20,000 PROVENANCE: Donated by DAG Modern to the Pamela and PROVENANCE: Ajay Raju Foundation Donated by the artist to the Pamela and Ajay Raju Foundation

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698 699 AVINASH CHANDRA 19311991 REENA SAINI KALLAT B. 1973 Untitled Saline Notations tempera and ink on board; triptych digital prints on Hahnemuhle Photorag archival paper 31æ x 65 in. (80.5 x 165.1 cm.) overall 28 x 28 in. (71.1 x 71.1 cm.) each $15,000-20,000 Executed in 2015; four prints; number three from an edition of five plus artist’s proof (4) PROVENANCE: $10,000-15,000 Donated by DAG Modern to the Pamela and Ajay Raju Foundation PROVENANCE: Donated by the artist to the Pamela and Ajay Raju Foundation

Reena Kallat has worked with salt in various contexts, occasionally within her sculptural practice as metaphor for sustenance, but also to write transienttextson the beach- front, wherein thetextmanifests briefly, soon to be absorbed back by the sea, often as a gesture of what she calls ‘resistance against forgetting’.

In these photographs, poems by women writers from India, that Kallat has inscribed in salt are translations from regional languages such as Urdu, Gujarati and Telugu into English.Thetextbased works have an element of surrender, their submission to the variables of nature incorporates time as a crucial element of the production of the work. The artist works collaboratively keeping in mind tidal calendars and sunset timings, which form an unseen and unlikely backdrop to the fleeting presence of the salt.

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699 THE GERMINATION PROJECT: BUILDING THE FUTURE OF PHILADELPHIA LOTS 695700D SOLD TO BENEFIT THE GERMINATION PROJECT

700 JITISH KALLAT B. 1974 SightingsGen-Aub-D28M6Y2016 lenticular print ; triptych 45 x 45 in. (114.3 x 114.3 cm.) each 45 x 135 in. (114.3 x 342.9 cm.) overall Executed in 2016 $40,000-60,000

PROVENANCE: Donated by the artist to the Pamela and Ajay Raju Foundation

The artist with Ajay Raju at the opening of Jitish Kallat: Covering Letter. The Raju Foundation has donated Covering Letter to the permanent collection of the contemporary arts department, Philadelphia Museum of Art. Covering Letter will be on view at the museum from November 2016-April 2017.

120 In his most recent works, like this each print also has its own negative. of storytelling and translation that three-part lenticular photopiece, Jitish So you see the actual image of the intrinsically connects with an array Kallat plays with scale and perception surface of a melon or guava, but also of knowledge systems such that to elicit and explore the cosmos. Close- its inverse where it begins to reveal an the rationality of science and the up images of the skins of fruit and intergalactic space...as if the fruit were aesthetic condition are bound up in an vegetables are enlarged and paired with a momentary photograph of the deep experimental conversation animating their negative images, shifting slowly space from where it has come. In other micro and macrocosmic perceptions of with the viewers gaze to appear like prints, it evokes the insides of the human reality. For example, in Sightings [...] an records of interplanetary phenomena or body.Sightingssimultaneously points alchemical relation is formed between maps of distant galaxies. to a world of small scales, illegible to the close-up surface of fruits, ostensibly our eyes, even as it invokes the world captured as a forensic exercise on Cleverly conflating micro with of great distances beyond human daily consumption, and an inversed macro and terrestrial with comprehension. Both are registered appearance as celestial skins akin to celestial, this series of prints “have in plain sight on objects such as fruits, planetary nebulae and the birth of stars. extended names likeSightings that emerge from starlight and become The ubiquitous fruit thus becomes D9M4Y2015orD19M12Y2015, which our bodies once consumed.” (Artist entwined with a galactic horizon through might sound like they are from the statement, K. Kaur, ‘Parallel reality’, Live the artist’s photographic interventions.” notebook of an astrophysicist, but Mint, 23 January 2016) (N. Ginwalla, ‘Jitish Kallat’s Observations these are actually dates on which I Span the Everyday and the Cosmos’, The went to Pali Naka market and bought Writing about this series of works, Wire, 20 February 2016) fruits. These are close-up pictures Natasha Ginwalla notes, “Through Kallat of blueberries or apples or oranges; we experience art as an instrument

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700A ZARINA B. 1937 Untitled signed, dated and numbered ‘Zarina 73 25/25’ (lower edge) blind embossing with string on Indian handmade paper 10¬ x 10q in. (27.2 x 26.7 cm.) Executed in 1973; number twenty-five from an edition of twenty-five $4,000-6,000

PROVENANCE: Donated by DAG Modern to the Pamela and Ajay Raju Foundation

700A

700B RASHID RANA B. 1968 War Within 3 c print + DIASEC 7wx 10ºin. (20 x 26 cm.) Executed in 2015-16; from an edition of 20 $3,500-5,000

PROVENANCE: Donated by the artist to the Pamela and Ajay Raju Foundation

700B 700C ANJU DODIYA B. 1964 Anju Dodiya’s work comes loaded with Victor was first displayed in the 2007 Victor poetic symbolism, cross-pollinated site-specific exhibition Throne of Frost by references from a broad array of at the Durbar Hall of Lakshmi Vilas watercolor, charcoal and pastel on paper cultures, media and historical periods, Palace in Baroda. The works in the show, embroidery on mattress from classical Medieval and Renaissance comprising a watercolour and charcoal 56¡ x 44 in. (143.2 x 111.8 cm.) paintings and tapestries to Japanese painting on paper with an embroidered 55º x 43¡ in. (140.3 x 110.2 cm.) Ukio-e prints and the films of Ingmar mattress behind it, were displayed as Executed in 2007 (2) Bergman. Her meticulous paintings a free-standing rectangular enclosure $25,000-35,000 depict dream-like, mysterious scenes, with the paintings facing inward and the in which Dodiya or one of her alter egos mattresses facing the viewer. Within the PROVENANCE: is often the main protagonist, finding formation lay shards of broken mirrors Donated anonymously to the Pamela and her way through dramatic, archetypal reflecting the paintings and the opulent Ajay Raju Foundation narratives that are sometimes whimsical, décor of Durbar Hall. Bodhi Art Gallery, Mumbai sometimes terrifying and violent. Sotheby’s New York, 19 March 2014, lot 299

EXHIBITED: Baroda, Lakshmi Vilas Palace, Throne of Frost: Anju Dodiya, March 2007 Mumbai, Bodhi Art, Throne of Frost: Anju Dodiya, April-May 2007

LITERATURE: Throne of Frost: Anju Dodiya, exhibition catalogue, 2007, pp.50-52 (illustrated) Bousteau, Made by Indians, France, 2007, p. 175 (illustrated) Y. Dalmia, Journeys: Four Generations of Indian Artists in Their Own Words, vol. II, New Delhi, 2011, p. 198 (illustrated) Throne of Frost: Anju Dodiya, Baroda, Lakshmi Vilas Palace, exhibition view with lot 695, March 2007

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700D RANJANI SHETTAR B. 1977 Chrysalis hand-molded beeswax, thread, wooden beads 53 x 25 x 63 (134.6 x 63.5 x 161.9 cm.) Executed in 2016 $80,000-120,000

PROVENANCE: Donated anonymously to the Pamela and Ajay Raju Foundation

“I feel more comfortable working with three dimensions than with two. I want to be able to walk around what I am creating, feel the material and the space in which the work is taking shape, and enjoy the process. What I like is solving problems of space, material and balance, all of which are very physical aspects of the process of art-making.” —Ranjani Shettar

“Ranjani Shettar’s sculptures are often mid-air, casting deep and sinuous artists including A. Balasubramaniam, described as large. But although many shadows around themselves. Gauzy Alexander Calder, Mona Hatoum, Eva of them stretch across a vast expanse, and delicate, they cling to walls and Hesse, Sol Lewitt, Agnes Martin and they tend mostly to float in rather than ceilings and remain inexplicably taut Nasreen Mohamedi. Her work has occupy space. Many of them hang and upright. You walk in and round the been the subject of several museum works and, although briefly, inhabit their exhibitions including solo shows at The unique atmosphere. As a viewer you are Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA), struck by Shettar’s play with light as Boston, MA (2008); The Modern Art with her understanding of the extents Museum, Fort Worth, TX (2008-9); The of gravity. Her preferred materials – San Francisco Museum of Modern Art beeswax, wood, stone, tamarind seed (SFMoMA) (2009); and National Gallery paste, saw dust – are all sourced from of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia (2011). her immediate surroundings and range Her works have also been featured in from the mundane to the unexpected. It exhibitions at the Museum of Modern is evident that she enjoys working with Art (MoMA), NY (2010); Kiran Nadar organic elements. Even her works, which Museum, New Delhi (2011, 2012, 2013), don’t directly emulate nature, somehow 5th Moscow Biennale (2013) 9th Lyon induce connections with the natural Biennial, France (2007); 8th Sharjah world.” (P. Ray, ‘Inside Outside’, Arts Biennial (2007); Wexner Center, OH Illustrated, April – May 2015, p. 43) (2005) and The Walker Art Center, MN (2003). In 2012, in collaboration with As a leading contemporary artist from The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Ranjani Shettar, Just a Bit More, on view, MoMA, India, Shettar’s work has attracted New York the artist created Varsha, a New York, 2010; image courtesy Talwar Gallery. a wide, international audience. She Part of the permanent collection of the MoMA. limited edition artist book featuring has exhibited alongside many major original text by Anita Desai.

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