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www.tallur.com L.N.Tallur is a Kundapur (Karnataka) born Indian artist who has had his work exhibited at the Saatchi gallery in London, UK and in New York. He divides his time between India and South Korea. He was the winner of the 2012 Škoda prize for Indian contemporary art
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Education
1992-96, B.F.A.in Painting, Chamarajendra Academy of Visual Arts (CAVA), Mysore University, India
1997-98, M.F.A. in Museology, Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Gujarat, India
2001-02, M.A.in Contemporary Fine art Practice, Leeds Metropolitan University, Leeds, U.K.
Solo exhibitions
2013 SCAD Museum Of Art, Georgia
2013 New Yorked, Jack Shainman Gallery, New York, USA
2012 Montessori: Lessons in Economics, Nature Morte, Berlin, Germany
2012 “Pass word” Nature Morte, New Delhi
2011 Quintessential, Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum, India
2011 Chromatophobia -The fear of Money (part-2) Nature Morte, New Delhi
2011 Chromatophobia -The fear of Money (part-1) Arario Gallery, South Korea
2010 Chromatophobia -The fear of Money (part-1) Arario Gallery,Beijing China
2009 PLACEBO, Chemould Prescott road, Mumbai, India
2008 Antimatter, Arario New York, New York
2007 Bon Appetite, Arario Seoul, Korea
2000 Past Modern Interactive Art Objects, Bose Pacia Modern, Soho, New York
1999 Past Modern Interactive Art Objects, Gallery Chemould, Mumbai, India
Awards
2012 The SKODA Prize, Delhi, India
2003 Sanskriti Award, Sanskriti Foundation, Delhi, India
2001 Commonwealth Scholarship, to study at LMU, Leeds, U.K.
1999 Emerging Artist award, Bose Pacia Modern, Soho, New York, U.S.
1997 Inlaks Fine Art Award, Inlaks Foundation, Delhi.
1996 National Scholarship, Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India
1995 Karnataka Lalitkala Akademi Scholarship, to study at MSU, Baroda
Essays
The Acumenical Pursuits of Mr. L.N. Tallur by Peter Nagy
Tallur L. N.’s Antimatter: International Vernaculars and Throwaway Epiphanies: the recent work of Tallur L. N. By Chaitanya Sambrani
Tallur L.N.: Material as Metaphor by Joao Ribas
Press/Recognition
L.N. Tallur Wins India’s Skoda Prize - Wall Street Journal
Indian-Korean artist Tallur LN speaks about Indian art scene - India Today