The Fabric of India, V&A Museum, 2015
       
     
Indigo Sari Dress, 2015
       
     
Installation View, Indigo Sari Dress
       
     
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Miss Rashmi’s Embroidery Parlour, 2008
       
     
Installation View, Miss Rashmi's Embroidery Parlour
       
     
Installation View, Miss Rashmi's Embroidery Parlour
       
     
Installation View, The Cutting Edge, 2008
       
     
Collection 00, 2007
       
     
Detail, Collection 00, 2007
       
     
       
     
The Fabric of India, V&A Museum, 2015
       
     
The Fabric of India, V&A Museum, 2015
Indigo Sari Dress, 2015
       
     
Indigo Sari Dress, 2015

Fabric of India, Victoria & Albert Museum

Installation View, Indigo Sari Dress
       
     
Installation View, Indigo Sari Dress
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Miss Rashmi’s Embroidery Parlour, 2008
       
     
Miss Rashmi’s Embroidery Parlour, 2008

Dyed Roots: The Emergence of New Culture, Museum of Contemporary Art

Installation View, Miss Rashmi's Embroidery Parlour
       
     
Installation View, Miss Rashmi's Embroidery Parlour
Installation View, Miss Rashmi's Embroidery Parlour
       
     
Installation View, Miss Rashmi's Embroidery Parlour
Installation View, The Cutting Edge, 2008
       
     
Installation View, The Cutting Edge, 2008

The Cutting Edge, The Textile Museum of Canada

Collection 00, 2007
       
     
Collection 00, 2007

LOVE/HATE: New Crowned Glory G.T.A., Museum of Contemporary Art

Detail, Collection 00, 2007
       
     
Detail, Collection 00, 2007
       
     
Peace Taxi, 2003

SAVAC (South Asian Visual Arts Centre)

Conceived by Rashmi Varma with Rachel Kapana James. Curated by Cyrus Irani.

Documentary by Riaz Mehmood

Peace Taxi was an art project that presented site-specific artworks inside and around Toronto taxis for the month of August 2003 while incubating cross-cultural conversations about race, public space and labour in the aftermath of the attacks on 11 September 2001. This collection highlights those artistic interventions while offering resources for those interested in studying more about the history of taxi work in Toronto and artistic responses to 9/11 more broadly.