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Saving the girl child

pushpa kumari kohli (1969 –)

Explore the intricate Madhubani art of Pushpa Kumari Kohli! Known for bold colors & religious themes, her work reflects rural Indian traditions & social commentary.

Государственная галерея искусств и Галерея современного искусства (QAGOMA) (Брисбен, Австралия)

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Saving the girl child employs images of fecundity and Mother Nature — often used in Mithila painting to celebrate marriages and union — to protest against the death of female babies, who are often regarded as a burden to their parents in parts of India, in contrast to sons, whose births are often celebrated. Pushpa Kumari (India b.1969) employs the finely detailed patterning and disciplined composition of Mithila painting to depict various stages in the life of female children, referencing one of the most pressing social issues facing certain communities in India. Dating from at least the 14th Century, Mithila painting and drawing was traditionally practised by women in the Mithila region of Bihar in northern India and Nepal. Mithila works are characterised by intricate line drawing, geometric patterns and elaborate symbolism — fish represent fertility, peacocks are associated with love, and serpents with divinity. For centuries it was used to mark rituals and ceremonies, particularly weddings, and created mostly on the walls of people’s homes. Kumari retains the distinctive styles and conventions of Mithila painting while addressing new subjects such as women’s rights in India.Exhibited in

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Основные сведения

  • Influences: Ancestral Mithila traditions
  • Artistic style: Mithila (Madhubani) painting
  • Notable elements or techniques: Intricate line drawing, geometric patterns
  • Year: 2015
  • Subject or theme: Women's rights and female child survival
  • Dimensions: 60 x 45 cm

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