From: 10^th to 16^th September 2024

“COLOURAAG”

An Exhibition of Paintings

By

Contemporary artist Pavan Kumar Attavar

VENUE:

Jehangir Art Gallery

M.G. Road, Kala Ghoda,

Mumbai 400 001

Timing:11am to 7pm

Contact: +91 9739209505

 Recent work of a talented artist from Mangalore, Pavan Kumar Attavar has been displayed in a solo art show at Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai from 10^th to 16^th September 2024 between 11 am to 7 pm.  This series in Acrylic colours on canvas will exemplify his thoughtful perceptions about the relevance and sanctity of musical instruments in general and violin in particular for spreading the eternal grandeur and harmony of music among the masses and, in turn, make them happy and joyful. He has made artistic used of pallet knife and acrylic colours on canvas for his paintings.

This exhibition was inaugurated on 10th September 2024 by Honourable Mrs. K.G. Menon, Secretary – Jehangir Art Gallery in the presence of Suhas Rao, Prajna Suhas Rao, Sanvi Rao, Swarit Rao and Sudhir Bolar.

The Series presented by Pavan Kumar Attavar elaborates the relevance and sanctity of white space or highlights and dark areas or depth. Having been greatly influenced by high notes and low note in Music and their effect on the listeners and all alike, he has incorporated the same inspiration from music in his artwork using apt colour tones and their rhythmic harmony. His work prominently highlights, the Violin in particular along with other instruments like Damru and Trident and their tonal resonance in orderto spread the fragrance and rhythm of music along masses. Making an optimum and iconic use of bull and other relevant ingredients at strategic arenas in the work, he has demonstrated his skill and command over the medium used in order to render ample contentment and divine tranquillity to all.  Using the mythological background, he has focussed on the sanctity and relevance of both vibrations and resilience as well as tranquillity in the divine music – aptly called the 5^th Ved or Pancham Veda to make the overall humanity happy and exhilarating as well as joyful in the apt perspectives of visual arts. 

COLOURAAG Solo Show Of Paintings By Contemporary Artist Pavan Kumar Attavar In Jehangir

From: 6th to 9th September 2024

EXPOPEDIA Presents

“Amalgamation – 12″

An Exhibition of Paintings, Photographs & Sculptures

VENUE:

Cymroza Art Gallery

72 Bhulabhai Desai Road

Breach Candy, Mumbai 400 026

Timings: 11 am to 7pm  

Contact:  +91 98195 11124  

EXPOPEDIA Unveils Amalgamation-12: A Fusion of Artistry in Mumbai

In a momentous announcement, EXPOPEDIA is set to showcase the 12th edition of “Amalgamation,” an enthralling exhibition that converges the worlds of paintings, photographs and sculptures. This cultural extravaganza promises to be a beacon for art enthusiasts in Mumbai.

This show was inaugurated on 6th September 2024 by Honorable Chief Guest Dr. Sanjay Bhide (Renowned architect, Founder, Convener & Secretary, Trans Asian Chamber of Commerce & Industry) in the presence of Guests of Honor Ms. Susieben Shah (Chairperson Maharashtra State Commission for Protection of Child Rights General Secretary, Malabar Hill Citizens Forum which developed & maintains Priyadarshini  Park & Sports Complex) and Mr. Prakash Bal Joshi (Renowned Artist, Author).

Amalgamation-12 brings together a diverse array of talented artists, including Prakash Bal Joshi, Suresh Gosavi, Subodh Poddar, Sudhir V. Phadnes, Aatish Khobragade, Rakhee Shah, Alka Pandey, Ramani Narayan, Ujjwala Surendra Surwade, Ankita Bhatnagar, Priya Kataria, Lachman Matlani, Debarati S. Sen, Monika Chandna, Chandrika Chandran, Padma Srinivasan, Bhavya Ramakrishnan, Uttara Samant, Firdause, Rachana Agha. These artists collectively contribute to the rich tapestry of artistic expression.

AMALGAMATION – 12 An Exhibition Of Paintings, Sculptures & Photographs In Cymroza Art Gallery

25th July to 31st July 2024

ARTIVAL FOUNDATION in association with Art Vista Presents

“ART CONTINUUM”

An Exhibition of Paintings & Sculptures 

VENUE

Visual Art Gallery,

India Habitat Centre,

Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110003.

Timing: 11am to 7pm.

For More Details 

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+ 91 9920804573

+ 91 9833949788 

Art Continuum: A Journey Through Artistic Expression

This Grand exhibition is a harmonious convergence of about 55 revered contemporary artists, hailing from the present art world. The talented and renowned artists participating in this exhibition include Avijit Roy, Bhiva Punekar, Mohan Naik, Pradip Sarkar, Nawal Kishore, Kantha Reddy, Kappari Kishan, Praveen Upadhye, Shashikant Patade, Mamta Malhotra, Atul Bhalerao, Sunil Deore, Vaibhav Thakur, Shakeel Momin, Chandrakant Tajbije, Mahaling Hosakoti, Ravindra Pawar, Deepak B. Patil, Nilesh Nikam, Paras Parmar, Yuvraj Patil,  Asif Shaikh, Dr. Shefali Bhujbal, Shrirang Badve, Ayushi Jain, Dev Mehta, J. Venkatesh Warlu, Jaydeb Dolui, Kashyap Ray, Kumar Gaikwad, Manoj Das, Medha Nerurkar, Mita Vora, Nilanjana Roy, Nisha Sehjpal, Priti Mehta, Dr. Priya Yabaluri, Qureysh Basrai, Rakhi Baid, Rakhee Shah, Anita Malhotra, Prof. R.C. Sharma, Rashmi Rathod, Rritu Goel, Sanghapal Mhaske, Sateesh Dingankar, Sudipta Adhikari, Seema Hedaoo, Seema Sethi, Seema Shah, Simrit Luthra, Vinita Sadarangani, Paneri Punekar, Sarvesh Patil, Gurram Mallesham among Others  

This exhibition was inaugurated on 25th July 2024 by Honorable Guests Ajay Saini, Monika Saini, Padmashri shri Biman Das, Prayag Shukla, Priyal Bharadwaj, Ratan Kaul, Rukmini Chatterjee. This Exhibition will be continues till 31st July 2024

Since the inception of Artival Foundation in 2018, we have organised numerous art events, presenting the works of over 300 professional artists in both solo and group exhibitions at renowned venues like Jehangir Art Gallery, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, World Trade Centre, and Nesco Exhibition Centre. 

Artival Foundation, based in Mumbai, aims to provide a platform for talented artists from diverse regions of India to showcase their creativity in prestigious art galleries around Mumbai. By organising regular group art shows, we expose art collectors and promoters to the incredible works of emerging artists.

Art Continuum features about 55 contemporary visual artists, representing the Artival Foundation’s dedication to fostering artistic expression since 2018. Founded by Satish Patil and Sharad Gurav, the non-commercial organisation amplifies the voices of folk and tribal artists as well. 

Art Continuum is more than an exhibition; it brings together renowned and emerging artists, fostering inclusivity and accessibility. The national tour celebrates lesser-known voices and the unique artistic tapestry of diverse regions. We invite art enthusiasts, collectors, and all with a passion for artistic discovery to join us. Celebrate the enduring human spirit through visual art and immerse yourself in creativity and compassion.

ART CONTINUUM An Exhibition Of Paintings & Sculptures By 55 Artists In Visual Art Gallery

From: 4th to 10th June 2024

“NISARGRUPAM”

An Exhibition of Paintings in Watercolour

By well-known artist Santosh B. Kardak

VENUE:

Nehru Centre Art Gallery

Dr. Annie Besant Road

Discovery of India Building

Worli, Mumbai 400 018

Timing: 11am to 7pm

Contact: +91 9730996919

This exhibition was inaugurated on 4^th June 2024 by Hon. Guests Mr. Mahendra Nirlekar Saheb (Assistant Commissioner of Police, Thane City), Mr. Ashok Salve Sir (Principal), Mr. Sakharam Bhangare (Principal), Mr. Rahul Dabhat Saheb (Saipuja Cable Network), Mr. Jitendra Mistry Saheb (District President – Vishwakarma Association, Nashik), Mr. Kishor Bochare sir

“Capturing Nature’s Essence: The Nisargarupam Exhibition”

The “Nisargarupam” Painting Exhibition, featuring watercolor landscapes by artist Santosh Kardak , will be organized from June 4th to June 10th, 2024, at the Nehru Centre Art Gallery, Worli, Mumbai. While performing the duties of an art teacher, Santosh Kardak will bring the natural beauty of areas like Junnar to life on paper with the help of his brush. All these paintings will be enjoyed by art lovers at the exhibition.

Santosh Kardak is a professional artist with a lifelong passion for painting. He pursued his interest in painting from childhood and continued his artistic journey by obtaining a B.A. and subsequently, he pursued a Diploma, completing two years of ATD alongside. Under the mentorship of well-known artist Sanjay Sable, Kardak refined his skills in the intricate handling of watercolors. Later, during his tenure as an art teacher in Junnar, he adeptly captured the essence of nature using the challenging medium of watercolor. Kardak’s paintings are characterized by his ability to capture the simplicity of everyday subjects on paper in an artistic manner that brings the scene to life.

Upon relocating to the Akole area, Kardak found himself presented with an excellent opportunity for authentic landscape painting. The natural beauty of this region is truly remarkable, inspiring Kardak to create numerous landscape paintings depicting various subjects such as the waterfalls during the monsoons, overflowing paddy fields, and the valleys of Konkan.

In the face of rapidly changing times, nature is becoming increasingly distant from humanity. The relentless pace of urbanization threatens to erode the beauty of rural areas. In such circumstances, the “Nisargarupam” Exhibition offers a rare opportunity to experience the wonderful beauty of nature through art. It is an exhibition that should not be missed.

NISARGRUPAM An Exhibition Of Paintings By Well-Known Artist Santosh B. Kardak In Nehru Centre Art Gallery

From: 28^th May to 3^rd June 2024

Rabi Art Gallery Presents

”JEWEL OF MINES” Mumbai Edition

An Art Exhibition of Indian Masters

VENUE:

Jehangir Art Gallery

Auditorium Hall

161-B. M.G. Road,

Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400 001

Timing: 11am to 7pm

Contact; +91 7001456263 / +91 9932348672 

Rabi Art Gallery, Shantiniketan, W.B. a name that is synonymous with quality and innovation in the Indian art scene, is all set to captivate art audiences in Mumbai and beyond with a remarkable art showcase at the Jehangir Art Gallery from 28th May to 3rd June, 2024. This exhibition, which brings together a diverse range of rare artworks by Indian masters ranging from pre-independence to contemporary, presents a great opportunity for collectors and audiences to witness the diversity and complexity of Indian art under one roof.

This show was inaugurated on 28th May 2024 by Padmashree Dr. Prakash Kothari  Art Collector in the presence of  Prabhakar Kolte Eminent Artist, Prashant Kashikar Managing Director at Mika Engineering India Pvt Ltd., Rtn Khuzem Sakharwala , Co Founder Rotary Club of Mumbai Bravehearts, Ajay Mehta Art Collector, Dr. Jayesh Dakre Nueo Sciencetist and Smart future Counselar, Mahendra Kalantri , Director Acclaim Systems India Pvt Ltd. 

Modern Indian art remains the proverbial jewel in the crown for art collectors, with a consistent demand for works by masters. However, finding rare and authentic works has always been a challenge. This exhibition is one such platform that has been curated by Sumanta Paul, the Honorary Advisor of Rabi Art Gallery, showcasing only genuine artworks that he has been meticulously collecting over the past 30 years. 

In honor of his late father and well-known artist Rabi Paul, Sumanta Paul founded the Rabi Art Gallery in Shantiniketan in 1996. Rabi Paul was a disciple of Ramkinker Baij and Nandalal Bose. He also worked closely with Satyajit Ray. As a visionary and advocate of Indian art, Sumanta planned multiple art shows around the county.  Over the years, Sumanta worked closely with several artists and continued to personally collect their works, building a sizable collection of authentic, rare and remarkable artworks. 

This exhibition offers a comprehensive look at two centuries of Indian art practices, encompassing significant trends, artistic interventions, media, and techniques. One can witness the watercolour, tempera, and gouache techniques of the Bengal School incorporated by artists like Ramkinkar Baij, Abanindranath Tagore, Gaganedranath Tagore, Nandlal Bose, Binode Behari Mukherjee, Chittaprosad Bhattacharya, Somnath Hore, Ganesh Pyne, Rabin Mondal, Jamini Roy, and Rabi Paul to the new media and expressions of modern masters and contemporaries like Rabin Mondal, Rabi Paul, Paritosh Sen Nirode Majumdar, Sunil Das, Prokash Karmarkar, Lalu Prasad Shaw, and K. Laxma Goud to veterans like Jogen Chowdhury, Samir Aich, Subrata Gangopadhyay, Sunil Padwal, T. Vaikuntham, and T.V. Santosh. 

India’s rich tapestry of spirituality, culture, and tradition has indeed been a wellspring of inspiration for artists throughout history. This exhibition encapsulates the complex artistic practices of Indian art, taking the viewers on a historical tour through the brilliant colours, and gripping narratives and interpretation in diverse mediums.

Rabi Art Gallery Presents  JEWEL OF MINES  An Art Exhibition of Indian Masters in Jehangir

From: 1^st to 7^th May 2024

Every Picture has a story…

A Solo Show of Photo Art

By Kabeer Ramesh

VENUE:

Nitya Artists Centre

103, 1^st Floor, Siddhi Vinayak Grandeur

Opp Ravindra Natya Mandir, Sayani Road

Prabhadevi, Mumbai 400 028

Contact: +91 9920072573

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This show was inaugurated on 1st May 2024 by the hands of Adv. Rajay Gaikwad  Honourable advocate at Mumbai Highcourt.

An exhibition of Photographs by Kabeer Ramesh

Photo artist Kabeer Ramesh offers yet another solo exhibition titled ‘Every Picture has a story…’, the previous being ‘Frozen in Time’, which was held at the prestigious Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai.  ‘Every Picture has a story…’,  exhibited at the ‘Nitya Artists Centre’, Prabhadevi, from 1^st May, 2024 onwards, grapples with, as the title suggests, human endeavours/stories in diverse and vivid contexts; these are photo-stories of promises and perils of being human: the glories and triumphs memorialised in monuments are juxtaposed with toiling workers in busy bazaar streets of Kolkata; the symbols of towering human achievements – the world famous the Taj Mahal and London Bridge – co-habit with the unease of forlorn ruins of the dilapidated and discarded. Interestingly, the idea of loners is presented in creatively imagined forms – the ‘lone stone’ of Shillong relentlessly standing up to vagaries of waters, and the unending wait of birds in summer of Rajasthan. The trees presented in Kabeer Ramesh’s work too depict the diverse meaning universe: the erratic desires of the colonising human, and the falling humanity supported by dried branches of the uprooted. The exhibition also offers noteworthy studies in perspective – the broad-ways and the marvel of the Howrah bridge – what appears as meeting may be illusive, and what is near maybe far.  The monuments in Kabeer’s work present an enigma: the famous Notre Dame cathedral in Paris lost its glorious treasures to the leaps of fire; so is the photograph of statue outside the Buckingham Palace, glorious yet stoic.

Kabeer Ramesh’s photographic imagery thus represents the indomitable human spirit, and also cautions against the unreasonable, erratic human desire to colonize. Importantly his works show that all human boundaries, all boundaries, are illusive,  porous and imaginary. One could easily cross over the meaning universe and find multiple meanings through acts and ways of seeing and looking, in varied times and spaces. 

EVERY PICTURE HAS A STORY An exhibition of Photographs by Kabeer Ramesh at Nitya Artists Centre