The New York Times: Zarina Hashmi, Artist of a World in Search of Home, Dies at 82
Ms. Hashmi was of a generation of artists whose life and work were haunted by the 1947 partition of India. By Holland Cotter Zarina Hashmi, an Indian-born American artist who turned the history of her ...
Zarina Hashmi, Artist of a World in Search of Home, Dies at 82
Zarina Hashmi, the spare and austere beauty of whose work spanning from drawing to printmaking and sculpture could remind one of the Kufic script of Arabic calligraphy, died in London on Saturday. She ...
Scroll: The Art of Solitude: Zarina Hashmi’s painting of a void is a work of infinite mystery and power
At the hypnotic centre of one of Zarina Hashmi’s collages is a void that we can’t take our eyes off. Dark, heaving like an imperceptible tide, it stares back at us. A viewer could easily be sucked ...
The Art of Solitude: Zarina Hashmi’s painting of a void is a work of infinite mystery and power
Hindustan Times: Drawing Room: Why Narayan Chandra Biswas loves Zarina Hashmi’s art
The Hindi poet Dushyant says, “A true artist portrays what they have lived and suffered”. And you can see it plainly and eloquently in Zarina Hashmi’s art. In Zarina’s 2001 work, Dividing Line, the ...
On the night of 25 April, poet, curator and cultural theorist, Ranjit Hoskote, announced on Twitter that artist Zarina Hashmi had passed away in London at the age of 83. “She was magnificent: full of ...
Zarina Hashmi Indian, b. 1937. (Zarina). "One morning the city was golden". 1981. Etching with gold ink on handmade xaan paper. Edition 9/35. Unframed Dimensions: 23.5 in x 19.5 in. (59.7 x 49.5 cm).