In a heavily-loaded art season there is one show that unquestionably outshines all others in its ambition, scale and range. This is the five month-long retrospective devoted to the Delhi-based, 81-year-old artist Arpita Singh that opened January-end at the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA). About 220 works spanning six decades of her extraordinarily vivid and vibrant oeuvre are displayed in a series of interlinked rooms and galleries — some 18,000 sq ft of space — that counterpoise a woman’s inner journey with the vicissitudes of Indian life at large.
In explaining why Arpita Singh was chosen for this signal honour,
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