I am a multidisciplinary artist from Bangalore, studied in MS University. Currently practicing in Bangalore, Karnaraka. My work has developed in number of ways over the years yet from the very beginning of my art practice, I have workded in Painting, Printmaking, Installation, Video Art and Live/ Performance art. My intention is to blend these mediums into an interdisciplinary language.
Sunday, August 30, 2020
Sunday, August 9, 2020
Reporter in Action
Oblak Performance Event
This performance was presented as part of the Art marathon organized by Oblak performance Event and Niv Art Event. This performance is my response to number news we hear and sometimes we find nonsensical news and we also see how the news channels fail to follow norms and ethics of reporting serious issues and sometimes they are overreacting. My performance is metaphoric representations of this news reporting in satirical humor. This is a fictional visual performative action.
Dimple B Shah 2020
Wednesday, July 15, 2020
The Nest ( Thank you Note)
Our exhibition ended yesterday leaving behind many beautiful memories and stories to share. It has been a wonderful experience and I can't thank everyone enough for their love and support
Especially the artists and @anantartindia
Thank you
Aditi Ghildiyal
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
ROSL Arts Webinar With Dimple B Shah and Eilidh McCormick
It was a wonderful conversation with Eilidh McCormick about art during Lockdown periods we had discussed about Alchemy and medicinal properties also discussed performance works done during lockdown Period and painting. Hope you will enjoy the work and the talk
In this live conversation multidisciplinary artist, Dimple B Shah from Bangalore shares her artwork and practice. Talking with ROSL Visual Arts Curator Eilidh McCormick, Dimple shows where she is working and how she is staying creative in lockdown.
Published on May 19, 2020
Friday, July 10, 2020
Stainless Steel Nirvana -Path of Atmanirbhar ( Work process Video)
Dimple B Shah ft. 'The Nest'
In the performance, ‘Stainless Steel Nirvana- Path of Atmanirbhar,' Dimple Shah portrays an uncanny intermingling of circumstances in recent times. Drawing parallels between the act of cleaning utensils and the Buddhist practice of repetition to attain nirvana, the artist presents a satire on the domestic condition of women during this pandemic.
Her performance was a part of the exhibition, 'The Nest,' curated by Aditi Ghildiyal.
Wednesday, June 24, 2020
The Weitere Weiterreichung
The Weitere Weiterreichung @Kunstquartier Bethanien,
About the Show in Link Below
https://deborahsp.wordpress.com/2019/09/06/uber-die-weitere-weiterreichung-engl-below/
19-09-2019
Berlin is on deborahsp.wordpress.com
Collaborated Work by Akiko Wakayama And Dimple B Shah Curated By Deborah S Philips

The further handover
in the project room (ground floor) and in the Druckwerkstatt / kulturwerk GmbH (1st floor) in the Kunstquartier Bethanien, Mariannenplatz 2
Vernissage (on 2 floors) at 7 p.m.
Productive communication between artists takes place here through the further development of prints as an initial idea.
Artists who work with printmaking techniques often pass on their work to colleagues, so that the following person continues the next step with their artistic handwriting. This approach has a long tradition and is also known as "Corps exquisite". This is about a process of communication both between artists in different countries and printing techniques as well as the resulting works of art. There are limits everywhere, including on the sheet of paper that serves as a medium for artistic printing. What happens if a second print from another authorship is added to the first on the same sheet? Are important boundaries of artistic autonomy exceeded here? Or is there a dialogue, conscious or unconscious in nature?
Collaborated Work by Akiko Wakayama And Dimple B Shah Curated By Deborah S Philips

The further handover
in the project room (ground floor) and in the Druckwerkstatt / kulturwerk GmbH (1st floor) in the Kunstquartier Bethanien, Mariannenplatz 2
Vernissage (on 2 floors) at 7 p.m.
Productive communication between artists takes place here through the further development of prints as an initial idea.
Artists who work with printmaking techniques often pass on their work to colleagues, so that the following person continues the next step with their artistic handwriting. This approach has a long tradition and is also known as "Corps exquisite". This is about a process of communication both between artists in different countries and printing techniques as well as the resulting works of art. There are limits everywhere, including on the sheet of paper that serves as a medium for artistic printing. What happens if a second print from another authorship is added to the first on the same sheet? Are important boundaries of artistic autonomy exceeded here? Or is there a dialogue, conscious or unconscious in nature?
This idea is being taken further in the project room: from 19 to 22 September there are installations and performances that embody this idea. Works on paper can be seen at Druckwerkstatt / kulturwerk GmbH (1st floor) until November 29.
With works by: Gloria Alonso, Clara Bausch, Matthias Beckmann, Viola Bendzko, Jim Bergren, Hrönn Björnsdóttir, Nina Bondeson-Molndal, MarTina Cesarz, Babette Cooijmans, Zuzanna Dyrda, Skadi Engeln, Lara Faroqhi, Rajan Shripad Fulari, Debrarajzz, Armando Gomez Goswami, Christine Guth, Christine Haberstock, Andreas Haltermann, Robert Harris, Frank Hartung, Claudia Hartwig, Magdalena Hlawacz, Margret Holz, Impremta Collectiva Can Battló, Aleksandra Janik, Heehyun Jeong, Lenka Kahuda-Klokočková, Marion Kahnemann, Jakob Kirchheim, Hans- Georg Kohler, Magda Korsinsky, Uschi Krempel, Marta Kubiak, Sanjay Kumar, Lukas Lenkeit, Volker Lenkeit, Friederike Linssen, Ronny Lischinski, David Lopes, Gerd Logemann, Carmen McPherson, Thomas Monses, Georgina Montes, Aline Moraes, Rebecca Erin Moran, Adrian Mudder, Leo de Munk, Zeynep Özkanzanç, Deborah S. Phillips,Marjan Pipelzadeh, Lorena Pradal, Marcel Prüfert, Jana Schulz, Dimple B. Shah, Maki Shimizu, Ingrid Simons, Carin Studer, Stefan Tielscher, Anna Trojanowska, Emma Troxler, Muriel Valat-B, Luih Valencia, Laura Valentino, Gabija Vidrinskaitė, Claudia Viehl, Akiko Wakayama, Małgorzata Warlikowska, Matthias Jun Wilhelm, Michaela Winter, Kerstin Wittelmeyer, beate maria wörz
Between September 19 (evening) - September 22 (afternoon) there are performances & installations in the project space with a print-graphic approach.
In the project, across generations, artists from different cultures who work in 13 countries have realized a work together and thus exciting, unpredictable results
Between September 19 (evening) - September 22 (afternoon) there are performances & installations in the project space with a print-graphic approach.
In the project, across generations, artists from different cultures who work in 13 countries have realized a work together and thus exciting, unpredictable results
Saturday, June 13, 2020
Seeing Everywhere
30 Sec video performance short films for 11th April 2020 page 33
NOW&HERE = EVERYWHERE is a Quantum Filmmaking project in which everyone internationally is invited to collaborate with the mobile phone in the co-creation of multi-screen video-collages re-creating simultaneous moments.
http://www.now-here-everywhere.org.uk/?fbclid=IwAR30nLP33hH7tE6cJolDAECa-YERHpoCrMBUDArWG7eMsrRAzP_rNQgA6EU#
Dimple B Shah 2020
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