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Dear Mr. Walter - Mona and Myself (for Parkett no. 95)
Dayanita Singh
Matted archival pigment print in artist's frame · 2014
Museum of Modern Art

Museum of Chance
Dayanita Singh
162 inkjet prints and teak structures · 2013
Museum of Modern Art

File Room
Dayanita Singh
Inkjet prints (5) · 2011
Art Institute of Chicago
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File Room [1]
Dayanita Singh
Inkjet print · 2011
Art Institute of Chicago
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File Room [5]
Dayanita Singh
Inkjet print · 2011
Art Institute of Chicago
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File Room [3]
Dayanita Singh
Inkjet print · 2011
Art Institute of Chicago
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File Room [2]
Dayanita Singh
Inkjet print · 2011
Art Institute of Chicago
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File Room [4]
Dayanita Singh
Inkjet print · 2011
Art Institute of Chicago

Untitled, from the series "Dream Villa" (2010)
Dayanita Singh
Chromogenic print · 2007
Art Institute of Chicago

Untitled
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print, from "Go Away Closer" (2007) · 2006
Art Institute of Chicago

I try so hard to please Ayesha, to make jokes. To win her back I even bought a computer, but . . ., from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 2000
Art Institute of Chicago

Chaman invited us to Faridabad in order to impress Dayanita with his new house, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 2000
Art Institute of Chicago

Suddenly, I felt better. Maybe it was the magic of the old woman, or the gods took pity on me, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 2000
Art Institute of Chicago

In December 1998 the deppression started and has refused to leave me ever since, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 1999
Art Institute of Chicago

I started to dislike humans so much that I started to adore animals and made my family of animals. I had one Doberman, one monkey, four rabbits, two dozen ducks, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 1999
Art Institute of Chicago

My beautiful monkey Shabnam (my eunuch brother’s name) that was killed by the Muslims. They said a monkey is a Hindu god and therefore cannot live in a Muslim graveyard. So they poisoned him, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 1999
Art Institute of Chicago

Chaman tries to humor Ayesha before taking her away. I fear that she will make Ayesha into a singing girl, and I wanted to make her an educated and respectable woman, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 1999
Art Institute of Chicago

My rabbit Moti (Pearl) that the cats ate up a few days later, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 1999
Art Institute of Chicago

When I started to live in the graveyard, my own blood family thought I was crazy and admitted me to the mental asylum. I came here because I could not bear the false glamor of city life. I hated the pretense that people put on, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 1998
Art Institute of Chicago

When I went to meet Ayesha, Chaman had me tortured by the police. In my pain I ran to Dayanita’s house to make a record of my pain, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 1998
Art Institute of Chicago

When Chaman took Ayesha from me, I could not bear the pain, so I would go to the graveyard to tell my pain to the dead people and my only friend Dayanita who liked the old Hindi film songs that I sang for her, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 1998
Art Institute of Chicago

I look like a sad Muslim woman after fighting with my guru Chaman. We went on a visit to the graveyard to show Ayesha the ducks, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 1996
Art Institute of Chicago

When I went to give blessings, I loved to talk to the women and to hear their joys and sorrows, , from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 1994
Art Institute of Chicago

To bless the newborn child, I am dancing in front of the house, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed"
Dayanita Singh
Gelatin silver print · 1994
Art Institute of Chicago