Thursday, 6 February 2025

"ART CONTINUUM" An Exhibition of Paintings & Sculptures by 25 contemporary renowned artists from at Nehru Centre Art Gallery

Art Continuum: A Journey Through Artistic Expression


National Level Art Exhibition - Participating artists are from Maharashtra, Delhi, Gujrat, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Kolkata, Goa





 

This Grand exhibition is a harmonious convergence of 25 revered contemporary artists, hailing from the present art world. The talented and renowned artists participating in this exhibition include Mohan Naik, Pradip Sarkar, Kappari Kishan, Bhiva Punekar, Shashikant Patade, Chandrakant Tajbije, Ravindra Toravane, H.R. Das, Pravin Utge, Nilesh Dada Nikam, Paras Parmar, Mamta Rajesh Bora, Dr. Shefali Bhujbal, Deepak Garud, Damodar Madgaonkar, Mohit Naik, Jayshree Savani, Medha Nerurkar, Qureysh Basrai, Mita Vora, Taslim Jamal Sona, Rakhee Shah, Seema Shah, Shailesh Gurav, Paneri Punekar among Others  

In this spirit, we present a unique exhibition – Art Continuum. This groundbreaking show embarks on a nationwide odyssey, showcasing the nuanced beauty of Indigenous artistic expressions alongside the unseen vibrancy of contemporary art from both urban and rural landscapes.

 

Art Continuum debuts its captivating journey in the esteemed halls of Nehru Centre Art Gallery, Worli, Mumbai gracing the capital city from 11th to 17th February 2025. The show boasts a dazzling display by 25 renowned contemporary visual artists from across the country.

 

This exhibition represents a culmination of the Artival Foundation's unwavering dedication to fostering artistic expression since its inception in 2018. Founded by Satish Patil and Sharad Gurav, the Artival Foundation is a non-commercial haven for both established and emerging artists in India. With a particular focus on amplifying the voices of folk and tribal artists often unheard in the mainstream, the foundation provides a platform for artistic dialogue and recognition.


 

Art Continuum transcends a mere exhibition, epitomising a year-long endeavour. The show brings together renowned artists and those on the cusp of recognition, fostering a spirit of inclusivity and accessibility. In today's rapidly evolving digital age, Art Continuum serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring human connection with art.

 

The exhibition embarks on a national tour, visiting renowned galleries in various Indian cities. This journey aims to celebrate the lesser-known voices and the unique artistic tapestry woven by diverse regions.

 

Sushma Sabnis

Mumbai




 11th to 17th February 2025

ARTIVAL FOUNDATION Presents

"ART CONTINUUM"

An Exhibition of Paintings & Sculptures

 

VENUE

Nehru Centre Art Gallery

Dr. Annie Besant Road

Worli, Mumbai 400018

Timing: 11am to 7pm

 

For More Details 

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+ 91 9920804573

+ 91 9833949788

Tuesday, 4 February 2025

“Urban Whispers” The Cityscapes by renowned artist Ajit Deswandikar

 The Metropolis and Beyond: A Critique of Ajit Deswandikar's Art

 

Ajit Deswandikar’s work is a profound chronicle of modern urban life, seamlessly interwoven with natural elements. His use of acrylic and oil paints captures the essence of inner life expressions and states of mind, showcasing his remarkable talent.


Artist: Ajit Deswandikar

 

A defining feature of his art is the interplay of space and objects. Deswandikar’s paintings often include everyday elements like human figures, carts, farmers, and industrial workstations, creating a rich tapestry that draws viewers into an interactive experience. This approach transcends mere visual appreciation, offering a deeper aesthetic concept.

 

Deswandikar’s work delves into the contradictions and possibilities of urban environments. By exploring the binary patterns of perception and transcendence, he invites us to look beyond the empirical world and engage with a more profound understanding of reality. His use of transparent flows and opaque paint applications supports the expressive spontaneity of his subjects.


 

His paintings encourage deeper engagement, transforming viewers from passive observers into active participants who complete the narrative. This process-oriented approach emphasizes the relational origin of art, connecting the painter, canvas, viewer, and viewing conditions. Deswandikar’s art subtly explores urban contradictions while suggesting a critique of metropolitan life. He urges us to first understand the inner, direct dynamics of things before addressing the external, indirect aspects.

 

Moreover, Deswandikar’s exploration of perception and transcendence pushes the boundaries of the empirical world, engaging viewers with invisible linkages between contemporary thoughts and personal memories. In essence, Ajit Deswandikar’s art is a dynamic portrayal of complex thoughts and emotions. It invites viewers to experience the aesthetics of urban and natural life intimately. Each piece is an intellectual and emotional exploration, showcasing Deswandikar’s profound understanding of the relational nature of art and life, urging us to look beyond the surface.





From 11th to 17th February 2025


VENUE:

Jehangir Art Gallery

161-B, M.G. Road

Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400 001

Timing: 11am to 7pm

Contact: +91 9322234057

Monday, 27 January 2025

..........में जाओ” MADHYAMAA - मध्यमा We will go to the same black hole, there is no Upper Parel or Lower Parel. Solo show - Anand Prabhudesai

Review
on E paper Art blogazine.com
By Smita Nilesh @smitakinkale
21st Tuesday Jan to 4 Feb 2025_
Time: 3pm to 7pm
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..........में जाओ”
MADHYAMAA - मध्यमा
We will go to the same black hole, there is no Upper Parel or Lower Parel.
Solo show - Anand Prabhudesai
Curated by Nilesh Kinkale @nileshkinkale
मध्यमा अंगुली शब्द का प्रयोग उस इशारे के संदर्भ में किया जाता है, जो “भाड़ में जाओ” का अशाब्दिक संस्करण है, जो अक्सर सड़क पर उग्र कारों में या किसी खेल आयोजन में क्षणिक झगड़े से दूर जाते समय किया जाता है।