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HALF FULL: PART II by Mithu Sen

January 1, 2010 Contributed By: Mithu Sen

FF1 (2007) mixed media on photograph; framed
FF1 (2007)

mixed media on photograph; framed
FF5 (2007) mixed media on photograph; framed
FF5 (2007)

mixed media on photograph; framed
HALF EMPTY (2007) mixed media on photograph; framed
HALF EMPTY (2007)

mixed media on photograph; framed
HALF FULL (2007) mixed media on photograph; framed
HALF FULL (2007)

mixed media on photograph; framed
MALI (WHEN MITHU MEETS DALI) (2007) mixed media on photograph; framed
MALI (WHEN MITHU MEETS DALI) (2007)

mixed media on photograph; framed
MOLE (WHEN MITHU MEETS THE KOHL) (2007) mixed media on photograph; framed
MOLE (WHEN MITHU MEETS THE KOHL) (2007)

mixed media on photograph; framed
MOOTH (WHEN MITHU GOLDS THE TOOTH) (2007) mixed media on photograph; framed
MOOTH (WHEN MITHU GOLDS THE TOOTH) (2007)

mixed media on photograph; framed
PERHAPS YOU (2007) mixed media on photograph; framed
PERHAPS YOU (2007)

mixed media on photograph; framed
MAP (WHEN M MEETS AP) (2007) mixed media on photograph; framed
MAP (WHEN M MEETS AP) (2007)

mixed media on photograph; framed
MANANA (WHEN MITHU DROPS THE BANANA) (2007) mixed media on photograph; framed
MANANA (WHEN MITHU DROPS THE BANANA) (2007)

mixed media on photograph; framed

Return to table of contents for PRACTICES, POWER & THE PUBLIC SPHERE

Return to table of contents for Issue 2 Winter 2010

Filed Under: Art, Featured Art Posted On: January 1, 2010

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