The Fourth Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art

1998 '16th World Wide Video Festival', 'Contemporary Indian Art', Royal NAM JUNE PAIK Amsterdam, The Netherlands Academy of Art, London, UK Born 1932 'Private Mythology: Contemporary Art 1980 'Place for People', Jehangir Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea from India', Japan Foundation Forum, Mumbai 1950 Moved to Hong Kong and later to Japan Tokyo, Japan 1977 'International Festival of Painting', Has lived and worked in New York, USA since 1964 '.Another Landscape: Cagnes-Sur-Mer, France History/Life/Language', Kawaguchi 'Pictorial Space', Lalit Kala Akademi, New Selected solo exhibitions Museum of Contemporary Art, Saitama, Delhi 2002 'Special Exhibition of Nam June Paik', Japan; India; Australia 1976 'Festival of Perth', Australia Korean Folk Village Art Museum, Yongin 'Global Liquidity: Fiona Hall and Nalini City, Korea Malani', Gallery Chemould, Mumbai; Qualifications, grants & awards* 2000 'The Worlds of Nam June Paik', Ho-Am Australia 2002 Civitella Ranieri Fellowship, Perugia, Italy Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea; USA; Spain 'Out of India: Contemporary Art of the 1999 Artist-in-residence, Fukuoka Asian Art 1999 'Nam June Paik: FluxusNideo', Kunsthalle South Asian Diaspora', Queens Museum Museum, Japan Bremen, Germany of Art, New York, USA Artist-in-residence, Lasalle-SIA College of 1997 'Coyote 3', Anthology Film Archives, New '.Artists for a Sustainable World', Gallery the Arts, Singapore York, USA (performance) Chemould, Mumbai 1989-91 Government of India Senior Fellowship 1996 'Electronic Undercurrents: Nam June 1997 'Mappings: Shared Histories ... A Fragile 1970-72 French Government scholarship for fine Paik Video Sculpture', Statens Museum Self', Eicher Gallery, New Delhi arts to study in Paris, France fur Kunst, Copenhagen, Denmark 'Women Artists of India', Mills College 1969 Diploma in Fine Arts, Sir Jamshedjee 1995 'Nam June Paik '95: Art and Art Gallery, Oakland, USA Jeebhoy School of Art, Mumbai Communication', Gallery Hyundai, Seoul, 1996 'Traditions/Tensions', Asia Society Korea Galleries, New York, USA; Canada; India; Collections* Fukuoka Art Museum, Japan Singapore; Korea; Australia; Taiwan Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia 1994 'The Electronic Super Highway:Travels '2nd Asia-Pacific Triennial of Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth, Australia w ith Nam June Paik', Fort Lauderdale Contemporary Art', Queensland Art British Museum, London, UK Museum of Art, USA Gallery, Brisbane, Australia Centro Wilfredo Lam, Havana, Cuba 1993 'Feedback & Feedforth', Watari-Um '96 Containers: Art Across the Oceans', Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, Japan Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo, Copenhagen, Denmark; India Kawaguchi Museum of Contemporary Art, Japan 'Cinemascape: An Artists' Tribute to 100 Saitama, Japan 1992 'Nam June Paik Retrospective', National Years of Cinema', Lakeeren, The National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai Museum of Modern Art, Seoul, Korea Contemporary Art Gallery, Mumbai Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane, Australia 1991 'Video Time - Video Space', Kunsthalle 1995 'Inside Out: Contemporary Women Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Basel and Kunsthaus Zurich, Switzerland; Artists of India', Middlesbrough Art Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai Germany; Austria Gallery, UK 1990 'Nam June Paik: Beuys Vox 1961-86', '.Africus, 1st Johannesburg Biennale: * All India unless otherwise stated Gallery Hyundai and Gallery Won, Seoul, BUTIS! TART?', South Africa Korea 'Postcards for Gandhi', Safdar Hashmi Selected bibliography 1989 'Nam June Paik: The Family of Robot', Memorial Trust (SAHMAT). New Delhi Kapoor, Kamala. 'Nalini Malani: "memory stress Fukuoka Art Museum, Japan 1994 'Parallel Perceptions', Sakshi Gallery, and recall'". Marg, vol.48, no.2, 1996, pp.26-35. 'Nam June Paik: Eine Kerze', Portikus, Mumbai Kapoor, Kamala. 'Nalini Malani: missives from the Frankfurt am Main, Germany 1993 'Still Life', Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai streets'. Art and AsiaPacific, vol.2, no.1, January 1988 'Nam June Paik: Video Works 1963-88', '.A Critical Difference: Contemporary Art 1995, pp.40-51. Hayward Gallery, London, UK from India', Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Kidd, Courteney. 'Voiceovers'. Art AsiaPacific, 1984 'Nam June Paik - Mostly Video', Tokyo Wales, UK no.27, 2000, pp.93-4. Metropolitan Art Museum, Japan 'India Songs', Art Gallery of New South Lynn, Victoria. 'Remembering Toba Tek Singh: 'Concert Performance with Two Pianos' Wales, Sydney, Australia a video installation by Nalini Malani'. In (with Joseph Beuys). Sogetsu Hall, 1992 'Journeys Within Landscapes', Jehangir Reinventing Textiles: Gender and Identity, ed. Tokyo, Japan (performance) Art Gallery, Mumbai Janis Jefferies, vol.2. Telos, Winchester, 2001, 1982 'Nam June Paik Retrospective Exhibition', 1990 'Splash: Images on Glass', Gallery pp.105-15. Whitney Museum of American Art, New Chemould, Mumbai McEvilley, Thomas. 'Picturing India'. Art in America, York, USA 1989 '.Artists Alert', Rabindra Bhavan, New vol.87, no.11, November 1999, pp.49-55. 'Tricolor Video', Musee National d'.Art Delhi Pijnappel, Johan. 'Nalini Malani: transgression'. Moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou, 1987 'Coups de Coeur', Halle Sud, Geneva, In Unpacking Europe: Towards a Critical Reading Paris, France Switzerland [exhibition catalogue). Museum Boijmans Van 1981 'By With Of On Beuys, Cage, '2nd Havana Biennale', Cuba Beuningen; NAI Publishers, Berlin: Rotterdam, Cunningham, Paik', Watari-Um Gallery, 1985 'Les Artistes Etrangeres en France', 2001, pp.368-73. Tokyo, Japan Centre National des Arts Plastiques, Robinson, Joel David. '.Another landscape: 1980 The New American Filmmakers Series, Paris, France Kawaguchi Museum of Contemporary Art, Nam June Paik', Whitney Museum of 1982 'India: Myth and Reality: Aspects of Saitama, Japan'. Parachute, no.93, American Art, New York, USA Modern Indian Art', Museum of Modern January-March 1999, p.93. 1979 Guadalcanal (with Charlotte Moorman). Art, Oxford, UK WNET/Thirteen, NewYork, USA 'Seven Indian Artists', Galerie Bollhagen, (performance) Worpswede, Germany 1978 '.A Tribute to John Cage', Watari-Um Gallery, Tokyo, Japan 140 APT2002