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6th -
13th
June |
Art India Magazine and Visual Arts
Gallery,India Habitat Centre present exhibition of
artworks and installations by Baptist & Chinmoy |
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24th
- 30th June |
‘His / Her Story - My voice against violence
as a woman’ solo exhibition of Eleena Banik’s Paintings and
Sculptures. This series of works are based on human relations and humanity.
The conflict between one individual and the turbulent reality in his
surroundings, the violence and terrorism in the contemporary society, the
political turbulence disturbs me/ haunts me as an individual. This group of
paintings are like the conversation between my inner self and outer reality
which took form on my canvases. Basically is the social and political
violence between human being/ between one country with the neighbouring
country or any other foreign country. But basically all human beings are
member of this society. All men and women born on this earth are restless
for different reasons and fighting with each other forgetting mankind. I as
an artist tried to look at the society from a distance like a birdseye view
and wrote the story of them today, tomorrow and day after. Medium - The
medium of these group of works are oil on canvas. Mostly there will be
paintings on canvases. And also some sculptures are going to be exhibited.
These sculptures are in Bronze. They are casted in traditional bronze
casting technique. But the subject of the sculptures are contemporary. They
are figurative and theme is the same his/her story. |
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OPEN
PALM COURT |
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1st June |
An exhibition of painting, collage,
puppetry and sculptures created by children during the Summer Art
Workshop organized by Bajaj Capital Art House. |
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8th - 13th June |
‘Dissolving Stones’ Sculpture Show by
Perminder Singh Sculptor’s words It is in doing that one realizes
the essence of one’s life. Every man is born to do a certain kind of
work. There are very few people who do what their soul dictates. I have
realized that I am born to be a sculptor. I took birth in a small
village of Punjab (India). Whatever virtues I have cultivated in my
spirit, is the result of my inner involvement with the simplicity of the
life and culture of my native land. I may go anywhere but the fragrance
of those memories always reminds me the power of my roots. My works are
inspired from nature and society. As nature inspires the society, so are
my sculptures. Life in different shades requires motion, and rhythm is
the soul of all motion. Balance thus achieved is a mystery and a rare
achievement. I have really enjoyed the journey of exploring the motion
amongst human figures and forms. My forms appear to melt in warmth of
human emotion. I firmly believe the matter posses maximum energy of
rhytm and motion in the liquid form. This interaction charges me to work
without looking back. There is a sincere attempt to find an appropriate
blending of logic and imagination in my work. For me human mind is the
most fruitful creation of Almighty. So my works reflect the significance
of this brain in transmitting human energy. I am blessed to be born in a
country where there were sculptors who created the wonders like -
monolithic temples, Kailash Nath and Elephanta . I feel their presence
in me and I am longing for those moments when I would contribute for the
glory of my mother land in the world of art. |
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14th –
18th
June |
Serenity Arts presents ‘Contemporary
Evolution’ group show by Anu Gunju, Anoop Srivastav, Chander Shekhar,
Deepa, Bhando, Mahesh, Manissha Khanna Shalini, Amit Kumar, Rohit Sharma,
Sangeeta Sharma. |
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20th –
25th
June |
‘The artist The man Purity of colors’
solo show of Vikash Kalra’s water colours Art is an intimate conversation
between those who were once strangers in this unpredictable land of ours.
His pictures depict of the turbulence, the climax and the ache in his life.
The strokes are bold, definite, a burst of emotion treated with almost a
child like quality. The subject’s naked scars, their haunted eyes and the
impregnable silence as you stand before it. |
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26th –
30th
June |
Call Of The Wild solo exhibition by Somesh
Goyal |
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CONVENTION FOYER |
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16th
– 18th June |
Group show presented by Ark
Foundation |
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19th
& 21st June |
An exhibition of paintings by Kuldeep
Kumar |
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23rd
– 24th June |
Group show by Aditya’s Centre
for Art |
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25th
– 28th June |
Impressions an exhibition of paintings by
Vibha Singh, Meenakshi Gupta and Ramesh Rana |
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29th
– 30th June |
Tribal Art Of Botswana And India a photography
exhibition of the Botswana bushmen art and comparable Indian tribal art by
Sudha Satyawadi |
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DELHI
'O' DELHI FOYER |
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1st - 30th June |
Apertures an exhibition of photographs by
Jyotica Sikand |
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LOBBIES |
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21st –
20th June |
Sandeep Silas, a civil servant,
travel-writer, poet, and scholar is coming up with a photo exhibition on
"Orchids and Faces", shot by him in the Longwood Gardens, Pennsylvania,
USA. Orchids symbolize love, beauty, luxury and strength, and eight
countries in the world have different varieties of Orchids as their national
flower. Brief Sandeep Silas was born on 19th September 1960 at
Agra, India. Schooling completed at St. Peter's College, Agra in 1976, he
went to college at St. John's, Agra, and studied History. He entered the
Civil Services in India in 1984. He further pursued Tourism Studies. As a
British Chevening Scholar he studied "Strategic Management" at Manchester
Business School, Manchester, UK. Now, he is part of the Maxwell alumni
having completed his Masters of Public Administration from The Maxwell
School of Citizenship & Public Affairs of Syracuse University, New York. He
has worked in various capacities in the Ministry of Railways; Statistics &
Programme Implementation, Youth Affairs & Sports; Overseas Indian Affairs;
Tourism & Culture; and Labour & Employment, in the Government of India. As a
public information specialist he was responsible for conceptualizing the
year-long country-wide grand celebration of the 150th Year of Railways in
India. Similarly, he was instrumental in making the first-ever mobile
science exhibition on rail in the world, the 12-coach Vigyan Rail, which was
flagged off by the Prime Minister of India on 15th December 2003 on an eight
month long journey into 2004, in the Year of Scientific Awareness. Recently
the Sri Lankan Government accepted his idea and concept of making a
Sita-Rama Heritage Tourism Trail in Sri Lanka linking all the Ramayana sites
for promotion of tourism. He pursues his novel idea and concept, now become
his mission; the "Garland of Peace", a project to declare all war
ruins/sites in the world as Peace Heritage Sites, with the UN, to take yet
another step towards peace building, peace education and peace
tourism."Discover India by Rail"(Sterling Paperbacks, 2001), his first book,
helps the tourist choose an itinerary for a holiday in India; travel and
experience the beauty of the land. "Morrow's Face (Sterling Paperbacks,
2005) and "Borough in the Mist" (Sterling Publishers 2007), are his
significant contributions to the world of poetry in English. He has also
written a couple of title songs in Hindi for TV serials and a short feature
film. Today he has evolved as a public affairs administrator, public
information specialist, travel writer, poet, lyricist, humorist and a
tourism promotion enthusiast. |
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30th April
– 20th June |
Petals Foundation - an NGO organization
that works in the area of "Disability Integration"
particularly with children who are hearing handicapped or mentally
challenged. Our singular focus at Petals is towards bridging the differently
abled with the industry to create a long term sustained success model that
is based on a mutually beneficial relationship rather than on donations
alone. The unique social integration model at Petals is built on:
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Focus on a partnership model between the "Differently Abled" and the
Industry instead of donations
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alone.
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Consumption of products and services(art and office use) which multiplies
the corporate partner's
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support by creating a mutually beneficial long term relationship.
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Transparency into the progress and accrued benefits over time
We
reach the children through special schools/institutions where they "create"
a variety of office/personal use items - products ranging from art(greetings
or large poster sized oil/water color art), interior/office decor, note
pads, file folders, calendars and many other common use office consumables.
The success of this model really depends on the extent to which businesses
participate in a mutually beneficial relationship by using the products
rather than on just one-time donations.Triumph of Life over Disability
Petals Foundation D-84, Sector-40, |
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V.A.G.
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Arts Gallery, C.L. - Convention Lobby O.P.C. - Open Palm Court |
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