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ArtThrob 2024

2 April 2024
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'Walking through Basant felt like a pilgrimage. I was faced with questions about the value of joy in a time of great uncertainty, taking in work that contrasts our experience of the world as it currently is,' writes Zada Hanmer, appraising the formal and spiritual dimensions of Shine Shivan's exhibition. 

Curator Guide , November 2022

Shristi Sainani speaks with artist Shine Shivan about his practice, influences, and recent exhibitions in India, South Africa, and beyond.

ArtThrob, 18 April 2022

'Cortège, Collision, Composure, Ceremony': Nkgopoleng Moloi reviews Shine Shivan and Jane Alexander in Juxtapositions, concluding, 'The magic (in all senses of the word) lies in the image'.

Mint, 29 November 2014

'He makes [drawing] playful and loose, without losing the referential depth that the larger themes of the exhibition—mortality, rebirth and after-death—demand' writes Sanjukta Sharman on Shivan's 'open-studio solo', Language of the Deceased. 

Art in America, 29 March 2010

Susan Hapgood writes, 'With his formal ingenuity and charged subject matter, Shivan will be a compelling artist to follow', on the occassion of Sperm Weaver, the artist's first solo exhibition.             

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