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Born in 1976. M.F.A. and B.F.A.from kala bhavan, Santiniketan, Visva Bharati University.
Born in 1981, this young talented artist from Maharashtra did her BFA in Drawing & Painting from the Govt. School of Art, Aurangabad in 2004.
Dhanewar has participated in a couple of group shows & also received an award for her work from the Bombay Art Society show in 2005. Right from childhood her keen eye saught out shapes within shapes, colours within colours & patterns within forms teaching her the enormous wealth of beauty that nature unfolds to the 'searching' eye.
Born in 1980. B.F. A. From Government School of Arts, Aurangabad. He has participated in group exhibitions. He works in Ink and Acrylic on Paper. His subjects of paintings are competition, create to recreate, new born child etc.
Jyotsna kadam's works offer a sublime experience where life and nature melt into the indivisible 'Poorna'. She is set to transcend the mundane and negotiate a space for a fresh interpretation of colour line and form. ... more
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Arvind Kolapkar is one who is greatly inspired by music, particularly classical and folk music which has played a predominant role in his works.
Colours and melody are seamlessly fused in his paintings which convey a kaleidoscope of emotions too. The female form, the central element of his art, is enchanting and even evoking a mysterious enigma. More so accentuated by the covering of the eyes with a 'band' as the figures seem to occupy their own place in the canvas, an 'unworldly' aura permeates through them and pervades the canvas.
The END is essentially not the end, it's just the beginning
I believe Good paints. The Almighty is the best painter. How else can one explain such boundless blooming nature all around us? How else does one explain the countless hues of colour in our daily lives? I, as an artist am not here to replicate it as I would fare very miserably. Despite all the progress mankind has made through science and technology, none of us can unveil the true essence of nature beyond its superficiality. I am here just attempting to celebrate the greatest Artist, as nature to me is the art of the Gods.
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