Amin Gulgee
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Amin Gulgee (also spelled Guljee) (born 1966) is a Pakistani metal sculptor, the son of Pakistani artist Ismail Gulgee. His Web site lists his inspirations as Pakistan's spiritual history, Hindu mythology, Buddhist civilization and Islamic calligraphy. "I work in order to understand myself. It is a highly personal journey in which I try to discover a balance with my inner self, my culture and my God" he wrote. He holds a 1987 B.A. in Economics and Art History from Yale University. He received the Cogar B. Goodyear Fine Arts Award for his thesis on Moghul gardens.
[edit] External links
- An interview with Amin Gulgee (at Getpakistan.com)
- About Amin Gulgee, the Son of Ismail Gulgee
- Profile on ArtNet
- Exhibition at Artspace Dubai
- Information at the-south-asian.com
- Nitanjali Art Gallery (New Delhi, India): information on a recent exhibition, at Galerie Romain Rolland (alliance francaise de Delhi), ending in September 2007: includes color images
- Information at the-south-asian.com (please note: this site spells the name "Guljee")
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