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The magazine is a space of contemplation and inspiration. Celebrating artistic talent from the Mediterranean Sea to the Indian Subcontinent, its articles and features encourage cross-cultural dialogue, new ways of thinking and keep readers up to date with current trends in the visual arts world. Led by the many ideas and concepts developed by ITERARTE artists and their projects, the magazine is inclusive and diverse, conceived for the present moment, whilst exploring threads and roots that go back to ancient civilisations and cultures.

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“The banana falls very, very far from the tree”, 2024

Traces of Existence: Place between Places
by Nidhi Khurana

Traces of Existence: Place Between Places, 15-26 March 2024

Traces of Existence: Place Between Places’ marks Nidhi Khurana’s debut solo show in the UK and ITERARTE’s inaugural exhibition. The exhibition’s title mirrors ITERARTE’s mission to trace artists’ presence across place and time. Khurana’s practice, showcased in works spanning a decade, aligns well with ITERARTE’s vision, as she skillfully merges various traditional artisanal practices and techniques in a unique universe. Similarly, ITERARTE’s goal is to spotlight contemporary artistic expressions that explore and challenge the connections between cultures, traditions, and identities across three continents, from the Mediterranean region to India—lands steeped in rich history and heritage.

Khurana’s art is profoundly personal. She uses maps as her primary tool of expression, aiming to navigate both the physical and spiritual realms. Her compelling collection of maps delves into subjects close to her heart and interests.

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