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Nalini Malani 納里尼．馬拉尼

born 1946, British India (now Pakistan)
works Mumbai
Nalini Malani (b.1946, British India) is a pioneer in video art. Her family’s experience of displacement during the 1947 Partition of India strongly influenced her early life and her later activism. Over her long and prolific career spanning film, installation, and painting, she has continually examined the ways political conflicts and social structures affect women and other marginalised communities.
Works by Nalini Malani include Video, Video Installation, Drawing, Print, Book/Periodical, Animation, Installation, Collage and Photography.

There are 26 objects by Nalini Malani from the M+ Collection available online.

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Dusk view of buildings across Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour, which stretches across the frame at the bottom. A campus of buildings stands on the viewer's right, including a rectangular block illuminated with the words 'M+'.
Dusk view of buildings across Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour, which stretches across the frame at the bottom. A campus of buildings stands on the viewer's right, including a rectangular block illuminated with the words 'M+'.

Behind the Screen: The M+ Facade

The M+ Facade in Hong Kong challenges traditional museum displays, encouraging audiences to explore the relationship between art and the urban space
6 mins: 
Moving Image  / Behind the Scenes  /  Article
The M+ building and its large-scale facade screen as seen from across Victoria Harbour at dusk. A moving image artwork, depicting a woman with a large red circle projected onto her body, is displayed on the large LED facade affixed to the building's tower. Lights from within the building illuminate the various spaces beneath the slender tower. Mountains can be seen in the far distance.
The M+ building and its large-scale facade screen as seen from across Victoria Harbour at dusk. A moving image artwork, depicting a woman with a large red circle projected onto her body, is displayed on the large LED facade affixed to the building's tower. Lights from within the building illuminate the various spaces beneath the slender tower. Mountains can be seen in the far distance.

2022 M+ Facade Highlights

Highlights from the M+ Facade, one of the largest media facades in the world
4 mins: 
Digital  /  Video
Photograph showing eight Mylar cylinders with various figures painted on them. A bright light shines from near the centre of the frame. Projections are visible on the back wall.
Photograph showing eight Mylar cylinders with various figures painted on them. A bright light shines from near the centre of the frame. Projections are visible on the back wall.

Nalini Malani: Fifty Years of Experimental Animation

Doryun Chong and Olivia Chow trace how the animated works in 'Nalini Malani: Vision in Motion' layer metaphor and history to probe pressing social issues
7 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Article

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