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Secret Delhi- A photography exhibition on 'what we are'

Galeria de Arte at O Palacio by NakulSen in association with the Naz Foundation are proud to announce a group photography exhibition, Secret Delhi- A look at 'what we are'.

This first of its kind photography exhibition captures the essence of the intricacies of Delhi. 35 photographers, ranging from beginners, amateurs to professionals, have effortlessly captured the quintessential Delhi.

Delhi is a myriad landscape offering multiple points of view, the exhibition intends to let the viewer weave his own story through each of the photographs.
Designed by Nakul Sen, the exhibition will be on from May 9- June 15, 2010.
Timings: 12 noon to 11 p.m.(Tuesday closed)

NakulseN also invites you to book a table for lunch or enjoy a candle-lit dinner at Casa Portuguesa Restaurante at O Palacio.
Please call 011-26671270 or 9582317623

Start Time:
Sunday, May 9, 2010 at 12:00pm
End Time:
Tuesday, June 15, 2010 at 11:00pm
Location:
O Palacio, E-12/70, Hauz Rani, opp. DLF Place Mall, Saket

The Golden Collection 1947-2010: Pakistan

'The Golden Collection 1947 - 2010': a landscapes and seascapes retrospective
featuring paintings by Masters such as:
Ustaad Allahbux, Zainul Abedin, Jamil Naqsh, Jameel Ahmed, Khalid Iqbal and leading Contemporary artists.

TO VIEW THE COLLECTION
visit www.unicorngallery.net and click on Exhibitions.

From - Tuesday, May 18, 2010 at 5:00pm  To Friday, May 28, 2010 at 8:00pm
Location:    
Unicorn Gallery
Street:    
Unicorn Gallery, Unicorn House, MCF 1-5, Shahrah-e-Iran, Clifton-75600, Karachi, Pakistan.

Sri Lankan Artist Raja Segar

Alankritha Art Gallery presents an exhibition of paintings
by Sri Lankan Artist Raja Segar

Start Time: Saturday, February 20 at 11:00am
End Time: Wednesday, March 3 at 7:00pm
Where: Residence Inn, Kavuri Hills, Lane Opp. Madhapur PS., Jubilee Hills PO, Hyderabad-500013, AP. India

view show online www.alankritha.com

Beyond The Horizon - Art Exhibition in India

Contemporary Art Exhibition of Paintings by


Amna Zafar ! Bheem Malhotra ! Geetha Menon

Jaya Pathak ! Kamal Sharma ! Madan Lal ! Malabika K. Saikia

Narender Mehta ! Raj Jain ! Ram Partap Verma

Ramesh Rana ! Rooh Chowdhury ! Shrabani Dasgupta

Tarak Sharma ! Urmi Dutt ! Vikas Chaudhary





From

7th October to 11th October 2009

11.00 am To 8.00 pm

At

The Art Gallery, Epi Centre at Apparel House,

Opp. & Near Gold Souk, Sector-44, Gurgaon (Haryana) India

* In October, 2010 there is another Art Exhibition, if any artist interested, can contact me at narendermehta [at]hotmail [dot] com
* Kindly share this invitation with your friends and mailing list.

Per Square Foot - By Koushal Choudhari

One of the Indian artist “KOUSHAL CHOUDHARY” is putting one more step in international art fair – Bridge Art Fair at Miami.

Koushal was born in 1968 in India. He is a trained Sculptor from Indian Institute of Craft & Design, Jaipur a graduate civil engineer from Bangalore University. Koushal has exhibited his works in Moscow, Mumbai, Delhi, Jaipur, Bangalore, Hydrabad, Chennai & Auroville. He is a freelancing artist, currently lives and works in Mumbai.

You are cordially invited for exhibition

BRIDGE ART FAIR
Wynwood, Miami, FL

Start Time: Tuesday, December 2, 2008 at 11:00am
End Time: Sunday, December 7, 2008 at 6:00pm

Venue: BRIDGE ART FAIR,
THE GALLERY BARBARA ANN LEVY,
BOOTH: 8, Miami, WYNWOOD, FL, usa
NE 1ST Avenue & NW 34th Street


Contact: BARBARAANNLEVY@att.net
http://www.balgallery.com/

THE BARBARA ANN LEVY GELLERY (formerly of Cherry Grove, NY on The Fire Island National Seashore and West 17th St in NYC.)

BRIDGE MIAMI-WYNWOOD
Building on two highly successful years in Miami Beach, Bridge is pleased to announce our inaugural Bridge Miami Wynwood, offering collectors, art professionals and visitors a boutique-style booth fair easily accessible in the heart of Midtown Miami. Taking place concurrently with Bridge Miami Beach, Bridge Miami Wynwood marks a significant expansion of Bridge's presence at the global art fair market that converges in Miami every December.

Bridge Miami Wynwood will feature the best in international emerging art, presented in a modular, museum-grade exhibition space, built on a 60,000 square foot development in Miami Midtown at NE 1st Avenue and NW 34th Street, immediately adjacent to Art Miami, Photo Miami and AIPAD, and centrally located between Scope, Pulse and Aqua. In addition to a spectacular booth fair, Bridge Miami Wynwood will also showcase an outdoor sculpture project. Located just off the Julia Tuttle Causeway, Bridge Wynwood will greet visitors crossing the bridge from South Beach at the entryway to Midtown Miami's art fair circuit and through to the Design District.

Jhad – In – Khand by Victor Minj

Art Exhibition Visit

By his recent works, Victor Minj wants to share his thoughts with others and suggest some message to the society…..either about his native land or artist’s own autobiography. The artist has depict traditional symbols as Icons of Indian culture in contemporary contexts. In his series of Wood impression he deals with the use and ritual to reflect the issues of deforestation.

Deforestation not only represents here as a metaphor for the sake of subjectivity in pictorial representation, but it incorporates his personal association, life struggle and lust for survival, due to his physical incapabilities.

By Nitesh Patel.

I am invited to visit an art exhibition of Victor Minj. The exhibition named “Jhad – In - Khand”. Basically I am not fine art graduate but as hobby and have interest in art since long.

The exhibition is at Exhibition Hall, Faculty of Fine arts, Baroda, MSU. This place has given birth to very talented artist and I have chance to meet one of them.

As I step in an exhibition hall I read the introduction write up behind an exhibition. Frankly speaking on first impression I don’t found painting interesting. But as I gradually took my steps further, the painting is start impressing me. As I reach to my last step in exhibition hall – means after looking all paintings, I really find it awesome and perfect craftsmanship in painting. Every painting has more than one technique and carved with fine lines with best color combination. Some paintings are like magnet. Just want to say Great work Mr. Victor Minj

My view - Sweta shah

2008 Exhibition Visit – Kriti Art Gallery Baroda, India

Kriti Art Gallery

On 3^rd April 2008 there was one more art gallery inauguration in Baroda, Gujarat, India.

We are please to have invitation from that gallery. The name of the gallery is Kriti Art Gallery.

The theme of the exhibition is “the celestial gaze”. In which painting of goddesses are displayed. The paintings are created by Shrimat Maharaja Ranjitsingh Gaekwad.

Ranjitsinh Gaekwad is a versatile artist. Apart from a large body of paintings, using a wide range of mediums, he has created a number of murals and sculptures. In this show at Kriti Art Gallery, launched by Gandevikar Jewellers Pvt. Ltd he has shown paintings of Indian Goddesses such as Mahalaxmi, Saraswati and Tuljabhavani besides a few portraits of ordinary people.

Interestingly, the goddesses have faces which are both iconic and human. In the background are seen rich Indian motifs such as swans, flowers and peacocks. There is a Mahalaxmi with a graceful and nimble figure wearing Maharastrian nose ring.

There is also another Mahalaxmi wearing a sari in the Gujarati syle. Here, the fixed divine gaze is reminiscent of Hindu and Jain idols. The painting of Tuljabhavani is a superbly executed work of art, richly resplendent in vermillion reds and ochre yellow. It is imbed with a remarkably powerful presence. Interestingly, the face is undoubtedly divine and, at the same time, with benevolent expression. Her vahana, the lion, has been treated with a robust playful quality.

The portraits presented in the show are an ample proof of his genius as portrait painter. It is evident from theses portraits that the artist has a remarkable understanding of the man on the street.

I will publish photos as soon as I get it. The environment of the gallery is really awesome. I wish best of luck to gallery for its bright future.