Tulika Ladsariya
Visual Art
Chicago, IL
Tulika Ladsariya explores connections using tenderness and nurturance to discuss beauty, identity, and history. Using an interdisciplinary practice of painting, ceramics, printmaking, painting and collage, she creates work that explores threads that link multiple worlds.
Born in Mumbai, India and having spent the last decade in Chicago, USA-- she has exhibited in Museums, galleries, art centers and artist-run spaces in both countries- Chicago Cultural Center, Hammond Museum NY, Ralph Arnold Gallery (Loyola University), North eastern Illinois University (NEIU), O’Connor Gallery (Dominican University), Shingoethe Center (Aurora University), Heaven Gallery, Chicago, Collar Works, NY , Expo Chicago, Riverside Arts Center, Jamaat Art gallery Mumbai and Kalakriti Gallery New Delhi and Hyderabad. She is a member of the Spaceshift collective, a cultural community group for South Asians in Chicago and Praxis, an artist collective in the Midwest.
She was a resident at the Hyde Park Art Center and a BOLT resident at Chicago Artists Coalition. She is a member of the Midwest Clay Guild and a recipient of the In-Session Fellowship for Threewalls Foundation and an Individual Artist Program grant by the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) by the City of Chicago.