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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

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Return to table of contents for Issue 2 Winter 2010

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

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Look at this painting squared by light of a certain afternoon hour, hung on the wall out of reach of the dead, who were to blame. See the red roofs and the boxes, spared by his new infinity? Cezanne lost his sight to oceans, repetition, the impossible wave. The ocean was an idea mounting the […]

Two poems from Mes forêts (My Forests) by Hélène Dorion
translated from the French by Susanna Lang

we hear the song
of fracture and desire
body like the tide going out
pale boat
lost in its night

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