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Acrylic on tracing paper, mounted onto Arches watercolour paper.
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Skye Sherwin, Review: A new exhibition showcases an artist who has spent four decades shattering Asian stereotypes and highlighting women’s untold stories
(opens in new tab)The Guardian, Monday 11 October, 2021 ·ReviewJoanna Cresswell, Profile: Sutapa Biswas, The Indian born artist reflects on a life fearlessly redrawing the boundaries of feminism, colonialism and art
(opens in new tab)Elephant Magazine, 16 July 2021·ReviewRachel Spence, Sutapa Biswas – a pioneering artist of race, exile and resistance, Financial Times Review of solo exhibition Lumen: Sutapa Biswas, Kettle’s Yard, University of Cambridge
(opens in new tab)Financial Times, January 11, 2022 ·ReviewLauren Elkin, Profile: Recognition at Last After Decades of Decolonizing Art: Sutapa Biswas is the Subject of two major exhibitions in Britain that explore the country’s imperial legacy
(opens in new tab)New York Times, October 15, 2021·ReviewMillie Walton, Two Major Solo Shows Celebrate the Work of Sutapa Biswas
(opens in new tab)Trebuchet Magazine, 19.3.2021 ·ReviewKabir Jhala, Sutapa Biswas: ‘Our reckoning with empire has recently begun, but we’ve only scratched the surface’. Ahead of two major UK shows, the British Indian artist discusses her new work and her role in the Black British Arts movement.
(opens in new tab)The Art Newspaper, 24 June 2021·ReviewAnna McNay, Sutapa Biswas – interview: ‘I felt questioning established systems of knowledge and power was as vital as breathing’.
(opens in new tab)Studio International, 24.6.2021·Interview