Jide Odusina, Keith Piper, Donald Rodney, David A. Bailey, Ruhi Hamid, Armet Francis, Pitika Ntuli (eds), Storms of the Heart: An Anthology of Black Arts & Culture (Camden Press, 1988) 1985: Waldemar Januszczak, "Anger At Hand", The Guardian (London), 29 June Errol Lloyd, review of The Thin Black Line, ArtRage (London), November 1982: C. Collier, "Four Indian Women Artists: Bhajan Hunjan, Naomi Iny, Chila Kuman Burman, Vinodini Ebdon (Indian Artists UK Gallery, London: Exhibition Review)", Arts Review (UK), Vol. 34, No. 2 (15 January 1982), p. 18 Collections Burman's work is collected worldwide, notably by Seattle Art Museum, National Portrait Gallery, Tate Gallery, Victoria and Albert Museum, Wellcome Trust, Science Museum, Arts Council Collection and the British Council in London; Museum and Art Gallery in Birmingham; Sir Richard Branson; Cartwright Hall in Bradford; Devi Foundation in New Delhi; Linda Goodman in Johannesburg; New Walk Museum and Art Gallery in Leicester; New Art Gallery in Walsall; Scottish National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh. Honours and recognition In 2012, she was artist in residence at ART CHENNAI and produced the exhibition pREpellers, curated by Kavita Balakrishnan for Art Chennai, Art and Soul gallery. In 2011–12 her residency at the Poplar HARCA centre, London concluded with a major solo exhibition in this local community centre. Her residency from February 2009 to March 2010 at the University of East London, was the result of a Leverhulme Award. For three years, January 2006 to December 2009, she was artist in residence at Villiers High School, Southall, London. From January 2004 to present day, she has been a Trustee at Rich Mix, London (and was Vice-Chair, 2008–2010). In 1986, she took part in producing The Roundhouse Mural Project, Camden, London and in 1985 produced The Southall Black Resistance Mural, in collaboration with Keith Piper. Burman was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the 2022 Birthday Honours for services to visual art, particularly during Covid-19. Exhibitions Selected Solo Exhibitions and Commissions: 2022: Neon Drama and Pearl Drops, Mansard Gallery, Heal’s, Tottenham Court Road 2021: Blackpool light of my life, Grundy Gallery, Blackpool 2021: Do you see words in rainbows, Covent Garden West Piazza (Commission) 2020: White Tiger Promo Car, Netflix (Commission) 2020: Remembering a brave new world, Tate Britain, London 2018: Tales of Valliant Queens, Middlesbrough Museum of Modern Arts 2017: Illuminating India, Science Museum 2017: Dada And The Punjabi Princess, Attenborough Centre,