About
Gita Hudson is a creative professional who effortlessly transitions between roles. With expertise as a visual artist, curator, and filmmaker, she seamlessly expresses her creativity through captivating artworks, curated exhibitions, and compelling films, leaving a lasting impression on anyone who encounters them.
Artist
Gita's art journey began in the 90s, exhibiting works influenced by temple art and the colour crimson, with hints of the female form, architecture, and musical instruments. She has showcased her paintings in 20+ solo and 50+ group exhibitions. She has participated in global art exhibitions and camps, including London, South Africa, South Korea, and the Gandhi Memorial Centre in Washington DC.
Filmmaker
For over 18 years, Gita Hudson has directed insightful short documentaries, primarily focusing on the realm of fine arts. Her films have documented contemporary artists and painters of the 'Madras Art Movement,' as well as various folk art forms across India. These acclaimed films have been showcased at renowned venues worldwide, including the Gandhi Centre in Washington DC, DIAF in Delhi, and film festivals across the globe.
Curator
As a curator, Gita Hudson brings together a range of artistic expressions to create compelling and coherent narratives. Drawing on her extensive knowledge of India's art scene, she expertly identifies emerging talents and art movements. With a meticulous curation process involving thoughtful selection and juxtaposition, Gita creates exhibitions inviting viewers to appreciate visual arts' interrelationships and complexities.