Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Pushpamala N. (born 1956) is a photo and visual artist based in Bangalore, India.Born in Bangalore, Pushpamala formally trained as a sculptor and eventually shifted to photography to explore her interest in narrative figuration. Her work has been described as performance photography, as she frequently uses herself as model in her own work. She uses elements of popular culture in her art to explore place, gender and history.She is the recipient of many honours, including the National Film Awards (India) (1984); Gold medal at the Sixth Triennale, India (1986); Charles Wallace Trust (India) Fellowship (1992–93); Senior Fellowship, Indian Ministry of Human Resource Development (1995–97), Arts Collaboration Grant, India Foundation for the Arts (2000)."@en }
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- Pushpamala_N. abstract "Pushpamala N. (born 1956) is a photo and visual artist based in Bangalore, India.Born in Bangalore, Pushpamala formally trained as a sculptor and eventually shifted to photography to explore her interest in narrative figuration. Her work has been described as performance photography, as she frequently uses herself as model in her own work. She uses elements of popular culture in her art to explore place, gender and history.She is the recipient of many honours, including the National Film Awards (India) (1984); Gold medal at the Sixth Triennale, India (1986); Charles Wallace Trust (India) Fellowship (1992–93); Senior Fellowship, Indian Ministry of Human Resource Development (1995–97), Arts Collaboration Grant, India Foundation for the Arts (2000).".
- Q7261849 abstract "Pushpamala N. (born 1956) is a photo and visual artist based in Bangalore, India.Born in Bangalore, Pushpamala formally trained as a sculptor and eventually shifted to photography to explore her interest in narrative figuration. Her work has been described as performance photography, as she frequently uses herself as model in her own work. She uses elements of popular culture in her art to explore place, gender and history.She is the recipient of many honours, including the National Film Awards (India) (1984); Gold medal at the Sixth Triennale, India (1986); Charles Wallace Trust (India) Fellowship (1992–93); Senior Fellowship, Indian Ministry of Human Resource Development (1995–97), Arts Collaboration Grant, India Foundation for the Arts (2000).".