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Artist's Profile Swati Khurana (b. 1975) Swati’s work mines personal narratives and explores immigrant issues with a focus on gender, popular culture and the seductive promises made by rituals. She graduated cum laude with a B.A. in history from Columbia University with a focus in south Asian post-colonial studies. From New York University, she received an M.A. in studio Art and Art Criticism; there, she also attended an intensive studio program at Instituro Universario Di Architettura in Venice, Italy. Khurana has been an Artist-in-Residence at the Atlantic Center for the Arts, New Smyrna Beach (FL), Henry Street settlement (NYC), and David & Julia White Colony (Costa Rica). She has received a New visions Grant and was accepted in to the Bronx Museum’s Artist-in-the-Marketplace Program. In NYC, the Bronx Museum, Queens Museum, Bose Pacia, Centre for Book Arts, American Museum of Natural History, Exit Art and Momenta Art & Longwood Arts project have shown her work. She has also exhibited at Diaspora Vibe Gallery (Miami), School of Art Institute (Chicago), ArtShare (L.A.), AquaSpace (Savannah), Asian Arts (Philadelphia), Fotofest (Houston) and Hamilton Artists (Ontario). Internationally, she has shown at Museo de Arte y Diseno Contemporaneo (San Jose, Costa Rica), Gallery Aab (Brescia, Italy), Scuola Grande di San Giovanni Evangelista (Venice, Italy), Himal’s Film South Asia (Kathmandu, Nepal), Habitat Centre (New Delhi, India) and Kala Ghoda (Mumbai, India). Swati Khurana was born in India and raised in New York, where she currently lives and works. |
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