Join us for an insightful episode of Tuesday Talks as Iftikar Ahmed, editor of Abir Pothi, interviews talented artist Shambhavi Singh. With a rich academic background in the History of Art from Banaras Hindu University, Shambhavi has significantly impacted curatorial practices in India, particularly at Biennale exhibitions. In this engaging conversation, she reflects on her artistic journey, from winning third place at the annual Arts College, Lucknow exhibitions to her recent accolades at Abir Art Space in New Delhi. Shambhavi discusses her poignant work, “When I Wake Up I See Smoke All Around,” and her role as a curatorial assistant for the UTSHA Foundation’s Barbil Art Project. Explore her perspectives on the evolving art landscape in India, including insights from her research and international conferences, and learn about the workshops that have shaped her artistic practice, including performance art and art writing. Don’t miss this compelling exploration of Shambhavi Singh’s artistic vision and contributions to contemporary art!
