Events and Exhibitions

A rare photo exhibition by eminent photo-journalist, Renuka Puri in the capital titled 'In the Shadows of Walls' exhibits a series of photographs on life inside Delhi's Tihar jail with extraordinary frames of life crying out for attention. The photographs, result of her sheer hardwork of four years is an eye opener, as it brings to book, the real life within the rampart of the jail.

Renuka's special focus was on the Women's Cell of Tihar. "I had to be very strong emotionally, as I was excavating the women's world there. Also, you won't find the scope to shoot in Tihar always, like one cannot shoot during the lunch hour," Renuka said. Asked, why she chose Tihar as her subject, Puri replied, "Why not Tihar? There is also life, and they are also human beings." Most of the frames that Renuka captured presented the jail's stark and grim tales in a remarkable maner. The exhibition is a peep into the lives of the women in Tihar jail and their children. The occasion also marked the presence of children from Tihar jail.

The exhibition presented by Brandsmith & Steel Authority India Limited in collaboration with A 2 Z Group and Ashoka Hotel was inaugurated by Delhi Chief Minister Shiela Dikshit. Talking about the exhibition Dixit said, "It is one of its kind. The photographs show that many good things are also there, as the beauty culture." Prominent attendees were Cabinet Minister Ram Vilas Paswan, Brandsmith CEO Rahul Mitra, A2Z Group CEO Sunil Gupta, Indo-French Chambers of Commerce Regional Director Piya Bajwa, DG of Tihar jail and B K Gupta. The exhibition that started on 18th September would be on display till 20th September.

 

 Concern India Foundation's annual Winter Show of contemporary Indian Art, once again brings the firmly established and the soon-to-be established artists into the affordable category of collectibiles.

With nothing above Rs. 50,000(inclusive taxes) and most works between Rs. 10,000 and rs. 35,000, it is a great opportunity to build your collection.

Rohit & Sangeeta Sharma takes great pleasure in inviting you to ETRNAL DUET a doit show of Painting & Sculptures by Rohit & Sangeeta Sharma on 1st Dec. 2008 at 5:30. p.m onwards at open palm court, India habitat centre, Lodhi road. N.Delhi

An Exhibition organised by Dr.Imre lazar.

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Gallerie Alternatives presents an exhibition of art works by Rajeev Lochan, Trupti Patel, Narendra Pal Singh, Krishna Murari, B Bodh & many more artists till 30th September 2008 at 102, DT Mega Mall, Golf Club Road, DLF City, Phase - I, Gurgaon.

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A group show of abstract paintings organised by Gallery G, Banglore.

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There are some 60 works on display by 52 artists; and since the collection of each individual central bank has a different focus, the exhibition as a whole is extremely varied.

http://www.ecb.int/events/cultural/exhibits/upcoming/html/index.en.html

P. Panju, an artist and the son of popular film comedian Pandu has come with many digital art works.

João Ferreira Gallery is proud to present Araminta de Clermont's first solo exhibition, Life After. 

The India Art Summit™ showcases the most diverse range of modern and contemporary art and mix media by veterans and upcoming artists from across the country.

Source : http://www.indiaartsummit.com

Events happening throughout the upcoming season in Berlin from May to August 2008.

Source : http://www.berlinista.com/

‘Odyssey’, a group show of artworks will be displayed by Epicentre, all this month at
 
Apparel House,  Sector-44,  Gurgaon.

Source- Times of India

Gujarat-based veteran artist Amit Ambalal draws his colors and inspiration from the 'leela' (miracles) of Lord Vishnu, the ruler of the Indian religious pantheon who is credited with at least 1,000 avatars.

Amabalal's latest muse is the mystical island of Bali; the land closely associated with ancient Hinduism and the growth of Vaishnav culture.

The artist's new cache of works, "Inspired By Bali", is a visual comparison of the legends of Ramayana and the Mahabharata brought to life in the pictorial images that one sees in the eastern countries influenced by ancient Indian culture and in the caves of Ajanta and Ellora in India.

The paintings will be on display in the capital during July 22-Aug 12 at Gallery Espace.

Urban Landscapes, an exhibition of works by Dinesh Shrimali and others at C-11, Vasant Vihar from 11am to 7pm.

Source: Times Of India

This groundbreaking exhibition highlights the contemporary work of 28 Indian photographers and video artists, who reveal their highly personal views of the world’s largest democracy. The artistic vitality arising from India’s extreme economic and political shifts, pervasive media influence, and cultural traditions being upended by globalization will force you to see India in a fresh, startling new light.

This exhibition was organized by The Newark Museum with major support provided by The Provident Bank and The Provident Bank Foundation. Additional funding provided by the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation, New Jersey Council for the Humanities, The Hite Foundation, Asian Cultural Council, Poonam Khubani, Marguerite and Kent Srikanth Charugundla/The Charugundla Foundation, Dr Umesh Gaur and Dr. Sunanda Gaur, Indian Council for Cultural Relations, and Continental Airlines.

A group show of works of Anjolie Ela Menon and many others, S-221 Panchsheel Park, 11am to 7pm. Experience the power of Art in a different tone.

STUDIO VASANT reveals the ‘Divine light of Lord Buddha’ an exhibition of paintings, on 22nd July at GF, Hauz Khan Village from 11am to 7pm. Source: Times Of India

India will join the ranks of global art hubs like Basel in Switzerland and Miami in the US with its first multi-disciplinary global art fair, the India Art Summit, from August 22 to 24. The fair will showcase the most comprehensive collection of Indian modern and contemporary art by more than 100 artists and 40 galleries, a statement issued by its organizers Hammers M&L said, “The initiative, announced in March has been finally given a tangible shape”. Source: Indo Asian News service

Sanjib Saha who's a Delhi freak paints his experiences on Canvas. He oiled Delhi's local destinations like Chandni Chowk to give it an authentic touch.For many more oiled strokes on Canvas visit Triveni Kala Sangam in Chandni Chowk between 11am-7pm. The art work will be displayed till July 13.

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