Jyoti Bhatt Archive
This archive comprises visual materials that include Jyoti Bhatt’s artwork images, along with rare photographs of ‘Living Traditions of India’, an exhibition which he documented across the country for over three decades since the 1960s. Also included are Bhatt’s travel diaries, sketchbooks, designs, and writings.
Jyoti Bhatt (b.1934) is a renowned painter, printmaker, and photographer. He was among the first batch of students to matriculate in the Faculty of Fine Arts in Baroda when it was established in 1950, and subsequently taught there as a professor.
This archive is part of The Baroda Archives.
85 Folders, 3927 Records
Relevant content
Haunting the Threshold
Samira Bose examines the embeddedness of Jyoti Bhatt's threshold drawings in complex histories of gender and labour
Baroda Archives: Jyoti Bhatt, Ratan Parimoo, Gulammohammed Sheikh, and K. G. Subramanyan | India
AAA at documenta fifteen | Translations, Expansions
18 Jun–25 Sep 2022
Introducing the Jyotsna Bhatt Archive
Tue, 19 Nov 2024, 7–8pm HKT/4:30–5:30pm IST
Bahurupee in the Panorama: Writing and Artwork of K. G. Subramanyan
Wed, 18 May – Fri, 18 Nov 2022
Open Call | Art Schools of Asia
Application Deadline:
Fri, 30 Jul 2021