Tasneem Mehta. 2022.
Looking Back
We had returned from London to India in 1993, after 5 years of being away in Cairo and London. But I was coming back to Mumbai after 18 years -10 years in New York and then 3 in Delhi after marriage. I had done a degree in fine arts and textile design at Sir. JJ School of Art and then studied political philosophy at Columbia University in New York, and English Literature at Delhi University. In between having a baby and moving countries, I managed a diploma in contemporary art at Christie's in London.
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