The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Latika Katt’s final works celebrate nature and transience at Delhi’s Gallery Threshold

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Shailaja Tripathi
Latika Katt’s final works celebrate nature and transience at Delhi’s Gallery Threshold
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Gallery Threshold in Delhi is hosting 'Abandoned,' an exhibition featuring the final works of sculptor Latika Katt. The show highlights her lifelong exploration of nature and transience through bronze and stone sculptures.

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Celebrates the legacy of a significant Indian artist and provides insight into the intersection of nature and sculpture.

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“I wanted visitors to feel they had met her, had known her. To feel the hands that chiselled these rocks, to hear her voice, and to leave with an experience that stays with them for a long time.”

That’s how Tunty Chauhan of Gallery Threshold describes its latest show, Abandoned — an exhibition of sculptor Latika Katt’s final body of work. After walking through the show, it is difficult to disagree with Chauhan.

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