Salon 94, New York

Acquired in June 2010 from the above by the 🏅present owner

Exh. Cat., New York, Salon 94, Huma Bhabha: Sculptures, 🔥August-October 2007, p. 126-127, illustrated in color (another example from the edition)

Saatchi Gallery, Shape of Things to Come: New Sculpture, London 2009, pp. 146-149, illustrated in color, illustrated (detail) (another꧂ example from the edition)

Edward Booth-Clibborn, The History of the Saatchi Gallery, London 2011, p. 784, illustrated in color (in installation at Saatchi Galleꦫry) (another example from the editဣion)

Philippa Snow, “Body sculpture: the weird, the wacky, and the nude,” Dazed Digital, 17 June 2014, illustrated in color (online) (another example from the edition)

Pamela Reynolds, “In ‘They Live,' Huma Bhabha Channels A Tragi-Comic View Of The Grotesque,” wbur, 22 March 2019, illꦍustrated in color (online) (another example from the edition)

Peter Plagens, “‘Huma Bhabha: They Live’ Review: Spooky Sci-Fi Sculpture,” The Wall Street Journal, 6 April 2019, illustrated in color (online) 💯(another example from the edition)

Daniel Kunitz, “Giants Walking: A Conversation with Huma Bhabha,” Sculpture, 12 April ﷽2019, illustrated in color (online) (another exampl𝐆e from the edition)

“Open Studio with Jared Bowen: Huma Bhabha – They Live,” WGBH, 22 April 2019, 1:14-1:34 illustrated in color (in insꦉtallation at ICA Boston) (video) (online) (another example from the edition)

Kirsten Swenson, “Huma Bhabha,” Art in America, 1 June 2019, illustrated in c🔥olor (online) (another example from the edition)

Danielle Shang, “Phantasms of Huma Bhabha," Mousse Magazine, 25 January 2020 (text) (online) (another exampl🧜e froඣm the edition)

London, Saatchi Gallery, The Empire Strikes Back: Indian Art Today, January-April 2010 (another example fro𝓀m t🐼he edition)

New York, City Hall Park, Statuesque, June-D𓆏ecember 2010 (another example from the edition)

Lille, lille3000, La Route de la Soie - Saatchi Gallery, October 2010-January 2011, p. 73 iꦚllustrated in color (another example frඣom the edition)

London, Hayward Gallery, The Human Factor: The Figure in Contemporary Sculpture, June-September 2014, pp. 64-65, illustrated in color (another exampl🍎e from the edition)

London, Fenchurch Avenue, Sculpture in the City: 6th Edition, 2016-2017, no. 8, i🦂llustrated in color (onli🅺ne) (another example from the edition)

New York, Marc Straus Gallery, Stereo Love Seats Hot Wheels, June-July 2018 (another example from the e♑dition)

Boston, Institute of Contemporary Art, Huma Bhabha: They Live, March-May 2019, pp. 6-7, 72-73, illustrated in color (another example from the edit🌳ion)