SELECTED WORKS BY Tushar Joag
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Tushar Joag
The Enlightening Army Of The Empire
2008
Installation comprising 16 figures, perspex, plastic, brass, mild steel, wood, electric bulbs, wire and mixed media
Figure size: approximately 183 x 49 x 61 cm |
 
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Tushar Joag
The Enlightening Army Of The Empire (detail)
2008
Installation comprising 16 figures, perspex, plastic, brass, mild steel, wood, electric bulbs, wire and mixed media
Figure size: approximately 183 x 49 x 61 cm each |
 
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ARTIST INFORMATION
OTHER RESOURCES
artfacts.net
Various and images – Tushar Joag
artnet.com
Various and images – Tushar Joag
gallerychemould.com
Transiting between his roles as artist and activist, Tushar Joag imagines projects that integrate aesthetic experience and social vision. For over a decade, Joag’s work has created a discursive platform for urban issues through a visual practice that is both educative and artistic.
southlondongallery.org
Tushar Joag’s Dance Your Way Through identifies a rhythm to the movement of people in the bustle of a Mumbai subway creating a fun and practical solution to moving through the crowd. Marc Herbst challenges the order of urban life by inviting people to meet on street corners to throw boxes in the air, seeking to form a community through simple pleasures.
gallerysoulflower.com
Studied at the Sir J.J. School of Art, Mumbai, and the Faculty of Fine Arts, Baroda . He did a residency at the Rijksakademie, Amsterdam , in 1998-2000. Joag is a founder member of the artists initiative Open Circle Arts Trust, Mumbai. He has participated in several shows, received awards and scholarships. The artist lives and works in Mumbai.
saffronart.com
Tushar Joag describes himself as a public intervention artist. He founded PWC (Public Work Cells), an organization that aims "to create works of art that seek to make interventions in the urban space, by designing and producing objects that while being functional and aesthetic bring into focus the various concerns of the immediate situation."
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