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Recent work of a luminary from Govt College of Art and Craft and a renowned contemporary artist Swati Roy will be showcased in a solo art exhibition at Nehru Centre Art Gallery, Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli, Mumbai 400 018 from 19th to 25th November 2024. It will be open there for free public viewing daily between 11am to 7pm. This series made in watercolours on art paper using Gouche technique will exemplify subtle nuances of her skillful application of apt colours in thoughtful pragmatic thematic perceptions.

Madan Pawar does not abstract human settlements but rather renders them in shapes and hues that celebrate the ingenuity of those who build them despite the challenge of poverty and space. Skylines are not always tall towers – flat roofs or Chaths as they are called in India are communal places. The hues of the walls of the city of Jodhpur even though they are coloured convivial blue to protect from the sun they also serve as caste markers. Behind the immense beauty of Rajasthan there are deep divisions of caste and its continuous celebration.

The present series Infinite Space exemplifies subtle nuances of his thematic endeavours in vibrant colours and render ample serenity to all.

The essence of Jain philosophy finds new expression through the sculptural artistry of Shilpa Surana, whose upcoming exhibition at Mumbai’s Haat of Art fair promises a unique blend of spirituality and craftsmanship. Held at the Nesco Exhibition Ground from October 25 to 27, 2024, this event will showcase sculptures that embody the teachings of Jainism, intricately crafted in fiberglass and bronze.

Geesha Elizabeth K, a visionary young contemporary artist, embarked on her creative journey in childhood, sharpening her skills through a rich academic path. With a background spanning animation, VFX, and dual Master’s degrees—one in English Literature and another in Fine Arts from London—Geesha masterfully blends technical prowess with a powerful narrative lens. Acrylics serve as her prefered medium, celebrated for their dynamism and ability to convey her intense themes.

Renowned artist Bulbul Rai is set to unveil her latest solo exhibition, Shreekanthaya, at the prestigious Jehangir Art Gallery in Mumbai. This exhibition is an artistic exploration deeply rooted in the stories and teachings of Lord Shiva. From a young age, Bulbul Rai demonstrated a profound passion for art, refining her skills in drawing and painting since the age of five. After completing her education from Purvanchal University, she dedicated herself to the fine arts, focusing on religious and spiritual themes.

AANGIK Symbolises a narration from Bengali word meaning my style for expressing my expression in art.
AANGIK – A Group of innovative artists from W. Bengal has organized group art exhibition of 7 artists known for their harmonizing styles narrating & unfolding various stories in Jehangir Art Gallery, Auditorium Hall, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai from 22nd to 28th October 2024.

Gyaananda School, Sector 109, Dwarka Expressway, Gurugram, hosted a spectacular Dandiya Raas 3.0 event on October 11th, 2024, bringing together students, parents, and the wider community in a vibrant celebration of India’s rich cultural heritage. However, this event was more than just an evening of dance and music; it was a powerful initiative with a social impact. Funds raised through Dandiya Raas 3.0 will be used to provide educational opportunities, healthcare, and essential resources to underprivileged children in the local community.

Amitabh Ashesh unveils new conceptual foundations for painting in Mumbai  ‘Isee Tarah’, a painting exhibition showcasing Amitabh Ashesh’s original work on ‘Yufism,’ will be on display at the Kamalnayan Bajaj Gallery between 27-31 October.

The Guru Bhola Nath Music Utsav provided a platform for both established and emerging artists, celebrating the depth and beauty of Indian classical music. By upholding the Guru-Shishya Parampara, the festival ensured that the teachings and spirit of Pandit Bhola Nath Prasanna remained alive for future generations.