Saba Hasan

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Saba Hasan
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Hasan in 2020
Born
New Delhi, India
OccupationArtist
Years active1996–present
Website www.sabahasan.com

Saba Hasan is an Indian contemporary artist who is based in Goa and New Delhi.

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She has a BA (Honours) in Economics from Delhi University, New Delhi and a Masters in Cultural Anthropology from Syracuse University New York. She has also trained in art at the Ceruleum - Ecole d’arts Visuels, Lausanne [1] and art history at the University of Cambridge, UK. [2] [3]

Her work includes painting, photography, book installations, voice works and film. [4] Her works are with collectors in India, UK, Switzerland, Sri Lanka, Japan, Holland, USA, Spain and France. [3]

Shows and exhibitions

An active artist since 1996, Hasan has participated in several art shows, exhibitions, biennale's, photo exhibitions and film festivals. Some of these include:

YearEventVenue
2023Cinemistica Festival (Official Selection: Art Film Category)Corrala de Santiago, Granada, Spain [5]
2023Amarcort Film Festival (Finalist: Experimental Films)Amarcort Film Festival, Rimini, Italy [6]
2022International Experimental Film and Video Festival (Official Selection: Artist Film Category, Catalog 2022)Bideodromo, Bilbao Arte Fundazio, Bilbao, Spain [7]
2022Festival of Experimental Videos & Films (Official selection)Fisura (2022) Centro de Cultura Digital Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico [8]
2022Posthumous Dialogues With Artist FN Souza (Curator: Sabitha Satchidanandan)The Museum of Goa (MOG), Pilerne, Goa, India [9] [10]
2021National Exhibition of Women Artists (Curator: Uma Nair)National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), New Delhi, India [11]
2019Short film The Saba Bandagi Shah ProjectOfficial selection at the 12the International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala, India [12]
2019Short film Burnt Books 6Part of Cinema of Resistance collective at the 12the International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala, India [13]
2018Short film Twilight On The LakeOfficial selection at the Chelsea Film Festival, New York, USA [4]

Official selection at Balinale, the Bali International Film Festival, Indonesia [14]

2017The Universe of Interconnected Experiences Alliance Française, New Delhi, India [15]
2016Video and Photography ShowTenshin Okakura Gallery, Japan Foundation, New Delhi, India [16]
2015Video project Saba Hasan Reads Her PoemsKochi-Muziris Biennale, Kochi, India [17]
2014Video project Haqeeqat/The Truth/La VeriteExhibition of Celeste Art Prize Finalists at Assab One, Milan, Italy [4]
2013Song of a Departing DayLa Biennale di Venezia, 55th Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy [18] [19]
2013The Sketchbook ProjectBrooklyn Art Library, New York, USA [20]
2013Sound program Audio Portraits in SpaceOsso Radio Sound Festival, Lisbon, Portugal [21]
2011Visual VenturesEmami Chisel Art, Calcutta, India [22]
2010Contemporary DrawingsEmami Chisel Art, Calcutta, India [22]
2010Sound InstallationOscar Kokoschka Akademie, Salzburg, Austria [17]
2008Ten Creative ForcesTao Art Gallery, Mumbai, India

Navya Art Gallery, New Delhi, India
Time and Space Gallery, Bangalore, India [22]

2007Art for FreedomBonhams Asia House Auction, London, UK [22]
2007Indifferent HistoryCymroza Art Gallery, Mumbai, India [22]
2006Letters from Baton RougeParis, France [22]
2005 Florence Biennale Florence, Italy [22]
2004The Written WordApparao Galleries, Chennai, India [22]
1996Debut Solo Show India International Centre, New Delhi, India [22]

Awards and recognition

Some of Hasan's awards and accolades include:

Bibliography

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