Gulammohammed Sheikh Archive
This archive includes an extensive compilation of Gulammohammed Sheikh’s artworks, scrapbooks, documents of exhibitions curated by him, as well as the renowned Vrishchik Magazine that he co-founded and co-edited with artist Bhupen Khakhar. Also accessible are photographs of him and his contemporaries in Baroda’s vibrant art scene of the 1960s–1980s, and documentation of his work as a teacher, poet, art historian, and activist.
Gulammohammed Sheikh (b.1937) is an artist known for his prolific career across various practices that include publishing and curating. He taught in the Faculty of Fine Arts in Baroda for almost three decades.
This archive is part of The Baroda Archives.
164 Folders, 2248 Records
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