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metaphor of the matchstick
by Uma Nair
rajesh pratap srivatsava at trapezoid gallery,new delhi
December 12th, 2011 - January 4th, 2012
Posted
12/10/11
PLUMAGE
The matchstick as a metaphor
Uma Nair 06 December 2011, 10:32 PM IST
Feminine Fables: Rajesh Prasad SrivatsavaGallery Trapezoid (Delhi) will present 'Feminine Fables'a solo show by Rajesh Pratap Srivatsava. A series of 14 large works and a set of miniatures create a world of stories within stories for the world of the contemporary or urban woman. The clothes that they wear are the mapping grid of India's relief and land textures. Srivatsava's women a... [more]
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http://www.thehindu.com/life-and-style/metroplus/article2473151.ece#.TnnWN-EV99A.facebook
by Usha Ramachandran
Usha Ramachandran at Kashi Art Gallery
September 18th, 2011 - September 27th, 2011
Posted
9/26/11
Usha Ramachandran's sculptures induce a sense of ‘wow' in the ordinary
At 61, artist Usha Ramachandran says, she thinks and breathes only art. Earlier on, as a homemaker, the duty of raising a family and following her artistic call together was proving to be a difficult proposition. Now with achieving one well she is on her way to finding fulfilment in a vocation she taught herself to grow and bloom. Her exhibition of sculptures, ‘Life Flows Like This', on at Kashi Art Gallery, Fort Kochi... [more]
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Simplicity sculpted, by PRIYADERSHINI S
by Usha Ramachandran
Usha Ramachandran at Kashi Art Gallery, Burgher Street, Fort Kochi
September 18th, 2011 - September 27th, 2011
Posted
9/26/11
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Simplicity sculpted
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Life Flows Like This - Exhibition of bronze sculptures by Usha Ramchandran at Kashi Art Gallery, Fort Kochi
Usha Ramachandran's scul... [more]
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Write up in 'The Hindu'
by Usha Ramachandran
Usha Ramachandran at Kashi Art Gallery, Burgher Street, Fort Kochi
September 18th, 2011 - September 27th, 2011
Posted
9/13/11
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A peek into the Bronze Age
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Skilful:The exhibition of bronze sculptures at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath is on till June 16.
The inspiration for these bronze sculptures is sparked by the everyday scenes of life, particularly those from t... [more]
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Body/ No Body: Yardena Kurulkar’s Homage to Impermanence
by Urshila
Yardena Kurulkar at Gallery BMB
August 11th, 2011 - September 7th, 2011
Posted
11/17/11
Death is a Dialogue between The Spirit and the Dust. "Dissolve" says Death—The Spirit "Sir I have another Trust"— Death doubts it—Argues from the Ground— The Spirit turns away Just laying off for evidence An Overcoat of Clay. - Emily Dickinson Throughout the course of art history, an artist appears with a quest to reinforce the connection between art and life, between the relentless and the ephemeral, between general philosophies and personal interpretations. Yardena Kurulkar is o... [more]
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Homecoming with Tantra
by Mahirwan Mamtani
Mahirwan Mamtani at Dhoomimal Art Centre
January 30th, 2009 - February 27th, 2009
Posted
4/23/11
http://blogs.thehindu.com/delhi/?p=13466 [more]
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"War and Forgiveness" review by Marta Jakimowicz for Deccan Herald
by ryanlobo
Ryan Lobo at Tasveer - Bangalore
February 4th, 2011 - March 11th, 2011
Posted
3/18/11
Art review.
Marta Jakimowicz
The normalcy of violence
Ryan Lobo's "War and Forgiveness" at Tasveer (February 28 to March 19) neither documents the suffering and ravages of armed conflict nor conjures spectacular metaphors of it. Instead, it takes an unusually calm, both close and distanced, look at common places and situations of the everyday to discover how life copes with violence, destruction and poverty. The prevailing sense of normalcy seems to suggest at the s... [more]
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‘Art For Dignity 2011’
by Studio3 Art Gallery
Chandra Bhattacharjee, Amiya Bhattacharya, Arpana Caur, AJAY DE, Basuki Das Gupta, Farhad Hussain, Bratin Khan, Badri Narayan, Akbar Padamsee, Amol Pawar, Bharti Prajapati, Dileep Sharma, Fawad Tamkanat, Gouri Vemula, Babu Xavier at Jehangir Art Gallery
February 9th, 2011 - February 15th, 2011
Posted
2/6/11
Samabhavana Society and Studio3 Present ‘Art For Dignity’ An art exhibition that aims to increase awareness about male child exploitation. Funds generated from the exhibition will be utilised in setting up a vocational centre for victims of male child exploitation & micro finance programs for women who are victims of domestic violence & marital rape. Works of eminent artists including, Akbar Padamsee, Badri Narayan, Jogen Choudhury, Laxma Goud, and T Vaikuntam to be sold at the exhibition. Exhibiti... [more]
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Recent Works
by Hacienda Art Gallery
Shruti Nelson at HACIENDA ART GALLERY
January 24th, 2011 - February 12th, 2011
Posted
1/22/11
http://blogs.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/line-of-sight/entry/the-magical-art-of-shruti-nelson
An interview with Shruti Nelson by Aspi Havewala (www.aspidrift.com) [more]
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Radiant Hues, The Hindu
by Shubhra Chaturvedi
Shubhra Chaturvedi at Convention Foyer, India Habitat Center, New Delhi
March 13th, 2010 - March 18th, 2010
Posted
11/28/10
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potrait(M.F.Hussain)
by suparna sen
at Pragati Maidan New Delhi India
September 9th, 2010 - September 12th, 2010
Posted
6/22/10
I want to exhibit this photo to your event:- [more]
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Man watching on the mind
by Airawatindia
Satish Kale at Airawat Art Gallery
April 1st, 2010 - April 30th, 2010
Posted
4/19/10
Man watching on the mind
When Desmond Morris wrote his celebrated work Manwatching, the entire genre of non-verbal body language communication was at best, a part of conjecture of a gifted few that picked up the clues and were able to contextualize
them. This when body language comprises 54 percent of communication & words constitute a mere seven percent! Basic movements and gestures codified to mean specific emotions in situations notwithstanding, socio-cultural mores
perhaps play the... [more]
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Intricate Scaping
by Airawatindia
Shrikant Kadam at Airawat Art Gallery
March 16th, 2010 - April 15th, 2010
Posted
4/19/10
‘Each moment of the year has its own beauty’ said Ralph Waldo Emerson, the American poet. And Shrikant Kadam, a painter, says ‘There is more to nature than mountains, hills and other geographical features’. Both artists, one as a poet and other as painter, savor the beauty of nature.Shrikant’s paintings are an abstract visual expression of effects that merge from the play of light and color in nature. His observation of changes in hues of sky; and pigments in leaves and flowers during... [more]
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'Long as You Can See the Light
by Sophia Powers
Prayas Abhinav, RIYAS KOMU, Tejal Shah & Varsha Nair, Swapnaa Tamhane, Asim Waqif at Seven Art Limited
January 15th, 2010 - February 14th, 2010
Posted
2/8/10
You step into a room as white and stainless as the background of this page, and recoil as the canvases pierce out from the serenity of their host walls Their sharp, jagged, raw, skeletal angles converge right between your eyes, krishsh: you have been shot. You die and are reborn: Asim Waqif’s sculptural canvases are simultaneously jarring and hopeful. In “Build-Quake” above, he utilizes museum board to create a protrusion from the canvas, such that its normally flat layout forms a three-... [more]
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Beware of Losing your Way
by Himali Singh Soin
Zenita Komad at The Loft At Lower Parel
January 11th, 2010 - January 31st, 2010
Posted
1/27/10
Raw, filial, erotic, curious and conceptual are words that might reveal the depth of Zenita Komad’s art—but only in the morphology and movement of the letters themselves. Here is a space where all your expectations will disprove themselves; where your mind and body will fuse and play tricks on your sense of time and space.
You enter THE LOFT, (where Zenita’s work is displayed as part of a residency sponsored by The Fuschia Tree), and everything appears “inside-out”. You pass ‘draw... [more]
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sowing seeds (international artist village camp)2009
by vagaram choudhary
Maria Rebecca Ballestra, vagaram choudhary, Chiman dangi, Bhupat dudi, Corina Gertz, Judit Hettema, Aditi Kulkarni, Lucrecia Pittaro, Rajesh pullawar, Yamauchi Terue at Village Sar
December 12th, 2009 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Posted
2/21/10
An international artist workshop was organized at Sar village, 35 kilometers from Jodhpur from 12th to 22nd December 2009. There were 12 participants, from India and abroad. The 10-day workshop comprised of interacting and conducting workshops with villagers, displaying the creative talents by using available raw materials from the village and creating their own work of art.Different project topics were selected by the artists such as a study enabling the use of colour and textiles in this dry an... [more]
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