Nalini Malani talks to Ben Luke, about her influences—from writers to musicians, film-makers and, of course, other artists—and the cultural experiences that have shaped her life and work.

(MENAFN- The Conversation) Contemporary Indian artist Nalini Malani, born in 1946, is infinitely experimental. Her work traverses video, photography, multi-media installation, painting and digital ...

The great Indian artist Nalini Malani dives deep into archetypes ripe with hurt and mystery in her captivating installation “In Search of Vanished Blood” at the Institute of Contemporary Art.

For the revered artist Nalini Malani, art has been intertwined in her life since her 20s, with written words creating space for experimental form of art. At the penultimate session, ‘You Can’t ...

When the American writer James Baldwin enjoined artists to “disturb the peace”, he could have been speaking to Nalini Malani. Now in her 74th year, the Indian artist has created an oeuvre that ...

“My Reality is Different”, an immersive installation by Nalini Malani, a leading Indian video artist, is a complex, visceral response to well-known oil paintings spanning the Renaissance to ...

Sketchy red figures tumble across fragments of great paintings: they slip down the frets of the lute in Holbein’s The Ambassadors; where Wright of Derby’s lecturer experiments on a cockatoo ...

Michelle discusses her obsession with reduced price skincare and Nalini Malani's new exhibition, plus Laura recommends children's party entertainers and her new favourite podcast. Show more This ...

The first major Australian survey exhibition by pioneering contemporary Indian artist Nalini Malani, born Karachi, British India (now Pakistan), 1946, will open exclusively at the Art Gallery of ...

Catherine Speck has received ARC funding (with Joanna Mendelssohn, Catherine De Lorenzo and Alison Inglis) to research Australian art exhibitions. Contemporary Indian artist Nalini Malani, born in ...