The Seventies was an interesting decade for Nalini Malani who had travelled to France and New York and was brimming with ideas to infuse a new energy in her art but also in her role as a curator of subsequent group exhibitions. On her return, she moved to Lohar Chawl in Bombay, a bustling wholesale market, her work reflecting the lives of middle-class Indian families as well as pavement dwellers. It’s a possibility that the figure in Child Performer I belongs to this area.
Nalini Malani
Child Performer I
1975
Oil on canvas
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Nalini Malani
Child Performer I
1975
Oil on canvas
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