I did my ‘O’ levels, ‘A’ levels and bachelors in fine art. Art has, thus, stayed a part of me since. 🙂
Modern and contemporary Indian artists and exhibitions covered in my blog’s Art and Me series are:
- art focus – half empty or half full – a. ramachandran
- art focus – traversing terrains – s.h. raza
- art focus – fold/unfold – sonia khurana
- art focus – after the fall – dhruvi acharya
- art focus – experiments with pencil, print, paper – nandini bagla chirimar
- art focus – i am a landscape painter – archana hande
- art focus – rockscapes and mindscapes – vinod sharma
- art focus – a summer mix – chemould prescott road
- art focus – journey to the roots – jamini roy 1887-1972
- art focus – masquerade and other apologues – anant joshi
- art focus – street art and dharavi – st+art
- art focus – deconstructed innings: a tribute to sachin tendulkar – tenart
- art focus – curated bandra street art walk – st+art
- art focus – music and goddess – ranjit makkuni (sacred world)
- art focus – fish in a dead landscape – hema upadhyay
- art focus – samiksha (commentary) – shahed pasha
- art focus – selfie – nilesh vede
- art focus – rango ki rimzim – indian artist art center
- art focus – the passionate quest – amrita sher-gil
- art focus – a terrible beauty – meera devidayal
- art focus – metal and brush – swagata bose
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I think you’d love the art at http://www.mahuagallery.com and http://www.artcollective.com
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Thank you for sharing the links. Appreciated. 🙂
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Sir this is Tour Guide shivakumar from srirangapatna I saw your dariya daulat paintings with information but i have doubts about..
In the woman musicians group painting
You mentioned
A dancer sways in gay abandonment, accompanied by a string of women musicians. Did you notice the violinist?
Why you used gay word I’m not understand why…please reply me in my email if possible please share your mobile number
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Hello Shivakumar. Thank you for writing in. With regard to your question: The word ‘gay’ though synonymous with homosexuality nowadays also has another meaning when used as an adjective [as it has been in the mentioned caption]. The other meaning is ‘lighthearted and carefree’. Which is what I meant. But to avoid any confusion, as it seems to have done, I have replaced the word with ‘joyful’. 🙂
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Wow, it’s fascinating to see how your education in fine art has continued to influence and inspire you. Your dedication to the art world is evident in the way you passionately cover modern and contemporary Indian artists and exhibitions in your blog. I’m looking forward to exploring the links you’ve shared and learning more about the vibrant art scene in India. Keep up the great work! Your love for art is truly inspiring.
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Welcome to my blog, Joquim, and thank you for your kind words. Really appreciated.
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