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the work of Dr. Sheela Sharma

Bombay-based Dr. Sheela Sharma translates 30 years of study in painting, cultural anthropology, Indian mythology, and folk art forms into stunning oil canvases exuding a profound spiritual presence. Artist, matriarch, and storyteller, Sharma juxtaposes folk religious imagery with the modern pantheon of Hindu deities, weaving together ancient systems of aesthetics and belief on seamless yet complex planes.

Don't miss this exciting opportunity to see the work of
this award-winning Indian artist.

ARTIST TALK AND RECEPTION:
Wednesday, June 11, 2003, 7:00 PM
Nahl Hall, CCAC Oakland Campus
Reception will follow.
Reception will follow ( Volunteers needed for talk and reception. Please contact Priya Bhogaonker [pbhogaonker@ccac-art.edu] )

EXHIBITION:
June 7–15, 2003
Isabelle Percy West Gallery, CCAC Oakland Capmus
Gallery hours: open daily, 10 AM–7 PM
Work will be available for sale

CCAC Oakland campus is located at
5212 Broadway (at College)
Oakland, CA. 94618
Directions

These events are free and open to the public.

For more information contact:
510.594.5002, capl@ccac-art.edu

or visit
http://sheelasharma.ektaonline.org/

Presented by California College of Arts and Crafts’
Center for Art and Public Life and EKTA