"Last September, when an exhibitions on India opened at New Jersey's Newark Museum, one of the pieces that drew acclaim was a video -- Kissa-e-Noor Mohammed (Garam Hawa) -- by Anita Dube..."
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"Initially trained as an art historian and critic, Anita Dube's work brings together experiences of mortality, desire, pain and pleasure. Over the years she has developed an aesthetic language that privileges sculptural fragment as a cultural bearer of personal and social memories, history, mythologies and phenomenological experience..."
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"Furniture covered with beige-coloured dust made up an installation exhibited by Anita Dube in the 2001 Yokohama Triennale. A suite of antique furiniture, including a bed, table and chairs, was arranged as it might have been in a salon of a bourgeois household in the mid twentieth century..."
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"Anita Dube's two most recent exhibitions indicate that she has broken new ground. Drawing inspiration from disciplines like palaeontology and theatre, her works elicit..."
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