The young miniaturists who have come into their own during the 1990s and 2000s have no experience of colonialism; they do not exhibit any of the apologetic guilt at being artists. Many of them profess a postmodernist orientation: having recovered for themselves a buoyant confidence in relation to the archive of the world’s heritage
ByAasim Akhtar
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Published November 02, 2014
Highlights
The young miniaturists have no experience of colonialism and they do not exhibit any of the apologetic guilt at being artists