Amrit Khurana

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Biography:

Amrit Khurana’s artistic career began as a young child. Her parents noticed her love for drawing at age four, and her talent for painting was recognized by her teachers at the Selaqui International School in Dehradun at age eight. She continued her traditional schooling until the 8th standard, when she narrowed her focus to art with the help of her mother Aarti and the Pathways School in Noida. In the years that followed, she developed her distinctive style and branched out to other art forms like ceramics. Her artwork has been exhibited at several galleries in Delhi and beyond, including the 2015 Art of Autism Exhibition in Beijing.

Art has helped Amrit overcome many of the communication limitations that result from autism. Her paintings are bold and colorful, shaped by lines that form abstract figures. She features images from film and television, smoking sadhus, friends, and street scenes, as well as abstract concepts and moods. She continues to create and exhibit her art regularly, contributing to an impressive body of work. Amrit has a website containing her latest work, a blog, and a YouTube channel.

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Artwork:

  1. Sahib Bibi aur Gulam (2017) - Acrylic on paper, 14x20” [available]. A man and woman huddle together, hands nearly touching. The woman wears gold jewelry and a red bindi. Both wear shades of pink/purple against a blue background. Inspired by a poster of the movie starring Meena Kumari and Guru Dutt. (#AMKH001)

  2. Facades (2017) - Acrylic on paper, 14x20” [available]. Six heads in shades of white, gray, blue, and black, against a light purple background. (#AMKH002)

  3. The Streets of Calcutta (2017), Acrylic on paper, 23.5x30” [available]. Several figures in action on a reddish background. A man pedals a couple on a rickshaw, another man carries a basket on his head, a woman nurses a child. (#AMKH003)

  4. Mahakumbh (2017) - Acrylic on paper, 3x5’ [available]. Three sadhus sit on the green shore between two red and yellow temples. Six figures engage in religious activities in the blue river. Inspired by the Mahakumbh (mass Hindu pilgrimage) at Haridwar. (#AMKH004)

  5. Man ki Tarang Patang (2017) - Acrylic on paper, 14.5x30” [available]. Men and women fly kites of different colors in front of a deep blue background. Inspired by the kite festival and the song “Ruut aa Gaye Re” from the movie 1947 Earth starring Aamir Khan and Nandita Das. (#AMKH005)

  6. The Nurturing Womb (2017) - Acrylic on paper, 27.5x39” [sold]. Several faces and abstract decorative motifs against a red background. Inspired by African tribal art. (#AMKH006)

  7. Ram Leela (2017) - Acrylic on paper, 11x15” [available]. A man in a blue shirt romantically holds a woman with pink hair and a yellow top against a red background. Inspired by the poster of the movie starring Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh. (#AMKH007)

  8. A Musical Evening (2017) - Acrylic on paper, 10x7.5” [available]. A man in a red scarf plays a violin against a pink background. His eyes are closed and he smiles. (#AMKH008)

  9. Ardhnareeshwar (The Shiva) (2016) - Acrylic on canvas, 28x39” [available]. The Ardhnareeshwar swaroop of Lord Shiva, symbolizing the synchrony of male (Shiva) and female (Parvati) energies, in swirling patterns of green, brown, light purple, and red against a yellow background. (#AMKH009)

  10. Beloved (2017) - Acrylic on paper, 13.5x10” [available]. Krishna in a yellow cloth plays a flute. Radha is in front of him in purple cloth with red nails. Both are visible from the chest up, in front of a light green background. (#AMKH010)

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durgesh kumar rathore

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From as early as a one-years old, Durgesh has used painting and drawing as a source of “liberty” to express himself freely. As an artist that struggles with dyslexia and bibliophobia, reading and written text has always been a challenge for him but he never lets it stop him from achieving his dreams. He accredits this positive outlook to his teachers and famous thinkers and influencers that have had reading difficulties and learning disabilities like Einstein Rockefeller and Albert Einstein.

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Artwork:

  1. Untitled (2019) - Water Proof Black Ink, Pen, Pencil Shading, 15x22”. In this piece he hopes to inspire others that one can become successful in spite of the limitations or shortcomings they may have.

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mohammed yasar b.

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Mohammed Yasar B. is a watercolor painter that aims to express various human feelings to the whole world while keeping his style simple. He is one of the 7 winners of the Not Just Art Discovery Ability Art Awards sponsored by UNESCO and HSBC. His work has been recognized in prestigious events such as the Paralympic Art World cup in 2019 and the National Abilympics Association in India. He also participated in the Jumbix World Art competition and was listed as a finalist for the Banditto Residency Prize Art Prize in Italy. Lastly, he will be exhibiting his artwork at the Dream of Us exhibition on March 4th-8th in Calicut, Kerala at the Lalitha Kala Academy through a partnership with the state government civil service IES department and district collector. For Mohammed, art was a medium through which he escaped loneliness and a companion who has always helped him communicate to the world.

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Artwork:

  1. Untitled (2019) - Watercolour, A4”. The work submitted is of Lord Shiva expressing anger and performing the “Thandava” Nritham dance while his wife, Uma, is performing a Lasya Bhava Nadanam dance as an expression of love.

  2. Love Making (2019) - Watercolour, A4 (A7 with frame). The work submitted is a painting of a rendition done by a Korean Pop group of a scene from La La Land.

  3. Passion & Love Through Moves (2019) - Watercolour, A4 (A7 with frame). This painting is a depiction of a ballerina who is dancing in Paris with the Eiffel Tower in the backdrop.

  4. The Seduction (2019) - Watercolour, A4 (A7 with frame). This painting one inspired by mythologies. From mythologies we have heard of apsarasu or “Heaven dancers” who perform a seductive dance to entice men. The relationship between these heaven dancers and human beings is unfortunately not mutually beneficial: while those who encounter her enchantments may be satisfied, the aspiration to mother as an apsarasu can never be achieved. This is painting is meant to humanize human feelings of lust and seduction through the portrayal of this dance.

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mallika khaneja

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Experienced in both acrylic and Watermans pastels paintings as mediums, Mallike paints by observation, recreating her observations into vibrant and colorful images. Mallika has overcome more than the average artist on her journey to success. Despite her hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy and cerebral palsy, she has earned recognition in both India and England. She accredits her success as an artist to the loving support of his teachers and peers along with the Bharat Soka Gakkai.

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Artwork:

  1. Untitled (2019) - Acrylic, 42.2 x 13.6 inches. We are able to see the fruits of her hard work in the quality of this selected piece. Here she has a two panel artwork that portrays animal and residential life.

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niral hareshbhai swati

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For Niral, art is a medium through which he can recount the events and issues of his day to day life. Niral’s journey was not an easy one with his intellectual disability but we know that it does not define him. Swati has participated in numerous national and international art competitions and exhibitions where has won accolades of many renowned artists and art lovers. This Vadodara artist is described as a “sincere, hard working individual who has beaten all odds and regularly excels at his work.”

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Artwork:

  1. Untitled (2019) - Mixed Media Gouache and Collage, 15x22”. This eclectic and psychedelic artwork gives the viewer striking colors to draw attention to an important matter.  His piece serves as an announcement to the public to protect birds by refraining from flying and fighting with kites. 

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Rohit Anand

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Rohit describes himself as a “thinking artist” with a “surreal mind”. To Rohit, who struggled with social isolation due to his autism, art has always been his “best friend in the darkest of times”. He accredits his achievements and success to his parents and his art school, Sense Kaleidoscopes, which helped him discover his talent.

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Artwork:

  1. Untitled (2019) - Oil on canvas, 36x24”. In his submitted piece, he portrays himself by broken glass stating “When it all gets too much, I rebel. I yell. I shatter”. Orchestrated with several red and orange hues, Anand’s painting lets us into his world and gives us a sense of shattering anger and frustration. 

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Y. Ragavendran

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For Y. Ragavendran, art is about “saving the trees” and nature surrounding them. While is speech and hearing impairment may cause him to hear the world differently, he communicates loudly through bold and strong colors.

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Artwork:

  1. Untitled (2019) - Watercolour, A3 Canvas.  This watercolor painting is a testament to that as he paints against a canvas pad, decorated with dark purples and alarming red hues. As Y. Ragavendran is a proponent of taking care of the Earth, we notice that this piece is not only a jovial one but a critical one that has a clear stance. We can notice that this painting critiques and challenges those who take from nature and evokes urgency and warning for those who do not protect it. 

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Adarsh Baji

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Born in 1982, Adarsh Baji is an artist with experience in several visual arts media. He was the recipient of the Krishnakriti Foundation Scholarship from 2004-2009, during which time he received his BVA from JNTU College of Fine Arts and MVA from the University of Hyderabad (both in painting). During this time and after receiving his degrees, he participated in several residencies and workshops around India. These include a residency at the Space Studio in Baroda (2014), the Art4All Residency at Sanskriti Kendra in New Delhi (2015), a residency at the Reliance Group’s Harmony Art Camp in Mumbai (2016), and the Dehgam Residency at the Artists’ Home in Ahmedabad (2017). In addition, he won the Kalanand All-India Award for Pencil Drawing from the Prafulla Dahanukar Art Foundation, as well as the 29th National Exhibition of Contemporary Art Award from the South Central Zone Cultural Center, Nagpur (both in 2016). His works are held in several collections across the country and have been exhibited in group shows from 2005 to the present day.

Now based in Baroda, Baji is skilled in painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpting, and outdoor paintings (murals). His artwork is refined and realistic, displaying a great deal of technical prowess and sensitivity. His subjects are influenced by - but not limited to - his experience navigating the world with a locomotor impairment. He explores the physical form through objects, animals, and his own body, all treated with the same meticulous eye for detail. His work can be found on his personal website.

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Artwork:

  1. The Ride (2010) - Oil on canvas, 48x54” [available]. A wooden canoe in front of a gray background, with crutches leaned on either side as oars. (#ADBA001)
  2. My Easel (2009) - Oil on canvas, 48x54” [available]. A painting rests on an easel made of two crutches, in a forest of dead trees with brown leaves on the ground. The painting depicts feet and ankles wearing blue pants, standing on grass. (#ADBA002)
  3. Untitled [Three Monkeys] (2013) - Oil on canvas, 54x66” [available]. Three monkeys sit on the edge of a patterned carpet. From left to right, the monkeys each cover their ears, eyes, and mouth. Beyond the carpet is a wood floor with a clock, bowl, and bottom of a white bed visible. (#ADBA003)
  4. I Am in Starry Night (2009) - Soft pastels, 4x5’ [available]. The artist sleeps in a bed, surrounded by the tree, landscape, and night sky of Vincent Van Gogh’s “Starry Night.” (#ADBA004)
  5. My Impression (2009) - Acrylic on canvas, 3x3.5’ [available]. View from the artist’s perspective, looking down at his feet and shadow. The shadow shows him leaning on crutches, holding his hands to his face. A white and brown cat watches from the top right corner. (#ADBA005)
  6. On the Carpet (2014) - Oil on canvas, 48x72” [available]. Two fighting dogs, one white and one black, intertwined with mouths open. They are at the edge of a red and blue patterned carpet on a wood floor, in front of orange patterned curtains. (#ADBA006)
  7. My Shoes (2009) - Soft pastels, 1.5x2.5’ [available]. The bottom of a pair of crutches inside a pair of foot-shaped shoes. The ankles are blue with green laces; they transform into feet at the mid-sole. (#ADBA007)
  8. Tsunami (2010) - Oil on canvas, 24x30” [available]. A white urinal on a blue tile wall, with a crutch leaned against the wall next to it. Inside the urinal is a blue ocean wave. (#ADBA008)
  9. Untitled [Two Monkeys] - Charcoal on canvas, 72x60” [available]. Black and white. Two monkeys are on a patterned carpet, in front of a wood wall. An adult monkey sits cross-legged; a younger monkey balances upside-down on top of it, hands covering the older monkey’s eyes. A round painting of a bed hangs on the wall above them. (#ADBA009)
  10. In Front of Carpet (2016) - Charcoal on canvas, 72x60” [available]. Black and white. Gandhi stands at the door of a train, looking down. The ground is a tile floor and the edge of a patterned carpet. A clock hangs in the sky. The train has the number “1397” and Roman numeral “3” on it. (#ADBA010)

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Ajay Kumar Garg

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Ajay Garg, Jaipur based resident, is a deaf and mute artist, who has overcome his physical inability and emerged as a specialist in miniature art. At age three, Ajay had an injection for treating an injury that reacted adversely which caused him to lose his ability to speak and hear. Yet, Ajay accepted this setback gracefully. He channeled his boundless energy and emerged from a shadow of silence as he began to speak through his paintings. At age five, his talent was recognized by Shri Sualal, an artist at the Royal Court of Dholpur, Rajasthan. He took Ajay under his tutelage, convincing his parents about his capabilities. At age ten, Ajay could paint like a virtuoso. He turned his handicap into a tremendous focus and internal vision for his paintings. At age fourteen, he worked with Asha Devi who introduced him to the art of miniature painting. The paintings had exquisite details, much of which were completed with a single-hair brush, magnifying lens, and a steady hand. Ajay has also specialized himself to paint these fine details on grains of rice and almonds. At twenty one, the world famous artist Shri K.K. Hebbar said "Ajay has magic in his fingers". In 2004, Ajay also received the National Award from President Dr. A. P. J. Kalaam.

“Ajay says that he believes in work - work is worship.”

Ajay is actively involved in welfare of the Deaf community and he was an executive member of Deaf & Mute association in Rajasthan. He always tries to help poor, mostly handicapped people. He has also been giving free training to hearing Impaired children in Jaipur as well as poor girls of orphanage for girls in Gandhi Nagar, Jaipur that is under Social Welfare. His exhibits are seen throughout the world, including India, UK and the USA. Ajay is also actively involved in welfare of the Deaf community and gives free training to hearing impaired children in Jaipur, India. What Ajay hopes for more is recognition as an artist and not as a handicapped person who has fought and won. At the same time, he want spread the message of hope and inspiration to millions who like Ajay, have the potential to accomplish something exceptional in their life.

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Artwork:

  1. Darshan of Narsingh Bhagwan (2019) [Discovering Ability Art Awards Finalist Painting] - Mineral, Gouache and gold powder on paper, 16x12.5”.  His painting is a depiction of Lord Shankar, Lord Vishnu and Lord Brahand along with Surya, Dev, and Chandra Dev who have come to offer appreciation and prayers to them under a beautifully decorated terrace. 

  2. Raag-Bherav (2008) - Stone colours on old handmade paper, 11.5x8” [available].

  3. Elephant with Baby (2016) - Stone colours on old handmade paper, 9x11” [available]. Two elephants, parent and its young, stand facing the left side of the painting. The “baby” elephant stands in the foreground with its parent in the foreground. The two elephants stand in the center of a pastel yellow background.

  4. Peacock (2012) - Stone colours on old handmade paper, 14.5x11.25” [available]. A peacock sits perched on a branch with another peacock below it, both in the middle of a yellow portrait. This portrait has a wide border, decorated by other peacocks and plants around them.

  5. Bhanjan Mandali (2011) - Stone colours on old handmade paper, 13x8” [available]

  6. Ganesh Playing Veena (2018) - Stone colours on old handmade paper, 6.6x5.5” [available]. Ganesha plays a veena while sitting on a red carpet against two cushions with white and red stripes. He is wearing a yellow dhoti. A mouse sits in the lower right hand corner. They are both in front of a beige background.

  7. Ganesh Ji Playing Flute (2017) - Stone colours on old handmade paper, 6.6x5.5” [available]. Ganesha, wearing a yellow dhoti, plays a flute while standing. A mouse sits in the lower right hand corner. Both Ganesha and the mouse are in front of a pastel yellow background.

  8. Ganesh Ji Playing Football (2019) - Stone colours on old handmade paper, 6.6x5.5” [available]. Ganesha, wearing a yellow dhoti, kicks a soccer ball into the air while running along side a mouse below him. The mouse runs ahead of him toward the left, both on a patch of grass. The patch of grass sits in front of a peach background.

  9. Ganesh Ji Driving Scooter (2013) - Stone colours on handmade paper, 6.5x5.5” [available]. Ganesha, wearing a yellow dhoti and blue cap, drives a scooter with a mouse sitting right behind it. The background is a light beige.

  10. King on Elephant (2019) - Stone colours on handmade paper, 8x6” [available].

  11. Singaar (2019) - Stone colours on handmade paper, 8x6” [available].

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Groups Exhibitions

  • 2019– Color to the cube, New York U.S.A

  • 2018– Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur

  • 2012 – Forhex Fair , Jaipur

  • 2010 – Deaf Expo. , Delhi

  • 2004 – Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur

  • 2000 – Augen Gallery, U.S.A

  • 1995 – Scotland Art Gallery, U.K

Major Awards:

  • 2019 — National Pride Award, Bhopal

  • 2019 — India Star Passion Award, Delhi

  • 2019 — “1 st National Excellence Awards’’ Jhalawar

  • 2018 — Samaj Ratna by Rajasthan Janmanch

  • 2018 – Divyang Ratna Samman, Jaipur

  • 2008 – Dr. Batra’s Positive Health Award, Mumbai

  • 2007 – Maharaja Sajjan Singh Award, Mewar Foundation Udaipur

  • 2007 – Vivekananda Gorav Samman, Jaipur

  • 2006 – Forex Award (Best Craft Work) (by: Shri Shri Ravi Shankar Ji)

  • 2006 – State Award by Govt. Of Rajasthan, Handicraft Award, Jaipur

  • 2006 – Yuva Ratna by (by: Smt Pratibha Patil)

  • 2006 – Agra Jyoti Award, Jaipur

  • 2005 – District Dholpur Award, Rajasthan

  • 2004 – National Award, Hon’ble President of India (by: A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Delhi)

  • 2003 – Maharaja Agrasen Rastriya Award, Indore

  • 2003 – State Award by Govt. Of Rajasthan, Best Handicapped Award, Jaipur

Solo Exhibitions

  • 2018 – Jahangir Art Gallery, Mumbai

  • 2018 – Augen Gallery , U.S.A

  • 2016 — Art Gallery, Oaxaca, Mexico

  • 2016 — Art Gallery, Mexico

  • 2015 — Art Gallery, Oaxaca, Mexico

  • 2014 – Jahangir Art Gallery, Mumbai

  • 2013 – Bajaj Art Gallery, Mumbai

  • 2012 – Augen Gallery , U.S.A

  • 2011 – Davidson Gallery , U.S.A

  • 2010 – Jahangir Art Gallery, Mumbai

  • 2008 – Bajaj Art Gallery, Mumbai

  • 2008 – Augen Gallery, U.S.A

  • 2007 – Art Gallery, U.S.A

  • 2006 – Augen Gallery, U.S.A

  • 2005 – Davidson Gallery, U.S.A

  • 2005 – Augen Gallery, U.S.A

  • 2004 – Art Gallery, U.S.A

  • 2003 – Augen Gallery, U.S.A

  • 2002 – Augen Gallery, U.S.A

  • 2001 – Augen Gallery, U.S.A

  • 1999 – Hidell Brooks Gallery, U.S.A

  • 1998 – Art Source Gallery, U.S.A

  • 1998 – Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai P.T.O.

  • 1997 – Open Eye Gallery, U.K

  • 1996 – Open Eye Gallery, U.K

  • 1996 – Bajaj Art Gallery, Mumbai

  • 1994 – Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai

  • 1993 – Bajaj Art Gallery, Mumbai

  • 1992 – Bajaj Art Gallery, Mumbai

  • 1991 – Karnataka Chitra Kala Parishad, Banglore

Anand s.

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Anand S. is freelance contemporary artist and graphic designer. During his studies of a four year Diploma course at Kalakshetra Foundation Collage of Fine Arts, Chennai, Anand S. had the opportunity to have (late) Prof. S. Dhanapal as his Guru and acquired adequate theoretical and practical knowledge in the field of painting. His guru used to expose him and his other students with the centuries-old works of Great Artists and different methods adopted by them, namely paintings of reality, Impressionism, Expressionism. He would also show them the eminent works of last/current centuries who have created modern techniques like Cubism and Contemporary Abstracts. On completion of his studies in 1999, he was mainly using pallet knives in doing landscapes in impressionistic style in different mediums like oil, acrylic and also brush works in watercolor.

Thereafter, while doing works for the Junior Fellowship during 2002 – 2004, he had fully engaged himself in doing different types of land, sea, mountainscapes in semi-realistic forms with the help of pallet knives and scraping the parts of trees, bushes, and shrubs. During his travel in the field of art for the past nine years, he is presently working on a series of abstracts under the “Woven Hues Series”. Each installment of these series is done with acrylic on canvas with special tools in Impasto technique which is Anand’s innovative style that utilizes different colors in layers giving importance to space and textures.

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Artwork:

  1. Abstract 1 of the “Woven Hues Series” (2008 - Present) - Acrylic on Canvas, 72x48". [Available]. An abstract composition of yellow, blue, red and green horizontal stripes superimposed by a black frame within the painting. There is a crosshatching texture within this black frame that makes the area within the black look raised.

  2. Abstract 2 of the “Woven Hues Series” (2008 - Present) - Acrylic on Canvas, 48x36”. [Available]. An abstract composition of crimson, white, cerulean and dark blue horizontal stripes superimposed by a black frame within the painting. There is a crosshatching texture within this black frame that makes the area within the black look raised.

  3. Abstract 3 of the “Woven Hues Series” (2008 - Present) - Acrylic on Canvas, 48x36”. [Available]. An abstract composition of mustard yellow, dark green, and brown horizontal stripes superimposed by a black frame within the painting. There is a crosshatching texture within this black frame that makes the area within the black look raised.

  4. Abstract 4 of the “Woven Hues Series” (2008 - Present) - Acrylic on Canvas, 38x36”. [Available]. An abstract composition of yellow, orange, red, green stripes superimposed by a black frame within the painting. There is a crosshatching texture within this black frame that makes the area within the black look raised. Two of the red stripes within the black frame stretch across half of the center and are met with orange and yellow stripes on the other half. Two other greens stripes within the black frame stretch across half of the center and are met with yellow stripes.

  5. Abstract 5 of the “Woven Hues Series” (2008 - Present) - Acrylic on Canvas, 36x36”. [Available]. An abstract composition of green, dark blue, yellow, orange, green, brown, and cerulean stripes superimposed by a black frame within the painting. There is a crosshatching texture within this black frame that makes the area within the black look raised. Three of the brown stripes within the black frame stretch across half of the center and are met with white and cerulean stripes on the other half. There are three cerulean stripes within the black frame stretch across half of the center and are met with the same brown stripes along with yellow, green and dark blue stripes.

  6. Abstract 6 of the “Woven Hues Series” (2008 - Present) - Acrylic on Canvas, 36x36”. [Available]. An abstract composition of teal, white, orange, red, green dark blue, cerulean, and green stripes superimposed by a black frame within the painting. There is a crosshatching texture within this black frame that makes the area within the black look raised. The only stripes that across the entire painting are singular white, teal, and cerulean stripes; the rest of the stripes only stretch half way from each side and meet in the middle.

  7. Abstract 7 of the “Woven Hues Series” (2008 - Present) - Acrylic on Canvas, 36x36”. [Available]. An abstract composition of yellow, dark greenish-brown, red, white, orange, red and crimson horizontal stripes superimposed by a black frame within the painting. There is a crosshatching texture within this black frame that makes the area within the black look raised.

  8. Abstract 8 of the “Woven Hues Series” (2008 - Present) - Acrylic on Canvas, 36x36”. [Available]. An abstract composition of various shapes: cross-sections of yellow and white circles represented by several circle lines of their respective colours; white squares represented by several white lines painted extremely close to each other; and bars represented by several yellow lines painted close to each other. All of these shapes are dispersed about the painting with the majority of each shape clustered near each other.

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EXHIBITIONS:

Group Exhibitions:

  • 1996-2000 – At Lalit Kala Akademi, Chennai Sponsored by Tamilnadu Ovia Nunkalai Kuzhu

  • 2000 – Group Show, Vinyasa Art Gallery, Chennai

  • 2000 – Digital Millennium, Values Art Foundation, Chennai

  • 2001 – Vasantha kalam, an art auction, Amethyst, Chennai

  • 2000 – At Kalakshetra Foundation, Chennai

  • 2001 – “Homage to Prof. S. DHANAPAL” at State Lalit Kala Akademi, Chennai

  • 2001 – At Little India Gallery, Chennai (Sponsored by Tamilnadu Ovia Nunkalai Kuzhu)

  • 2002 & 2003 – 4th & 5th Southern Region Art Exhibition at Chitrakala Parishat, Bangalore organized by Camlin Art Foundation

  • 2002 – “Veedu” an Art Festival at Lalit Kala Akademi

  • 2009, 10, 11, 12, 13 & 14, 15 – At Lalit Kala Akademy, Chennai, arranged by Tamil Nadu Arts & Crafts Improvement Association Padappai.

  • 2012, 13, 14, 15 & 16 – Affordable Art Show at Vinnyasa Premier Art Galery at Chennai

  • 2012 – Thane Art Show held at Lalit Kala Akademi Organized by Vikatan Publications

  • 2013 - Affordable Art Show at Gallery Sri parvati, Chennai

  • 2015 – At Lakshana Art Gallery, Chennai

  • 2015 – At Vinnyasa Premier Art Gallery, Chennai

  • 2015 – Gallery sri Parvati, water colour Show – Chennai

  • 2015 – Ambrosia Art Gallery, Ganesha Show – Chennai

  • 2015 – Exihibiton conducted at Tamilnadu Music and Fine Arts University, Chennai

  • 2016 – Affordable Art Exhibition - Gallery Veda , Chennai

  • 2016 – South indian Art Exhibition conducted by Chandra Ilango Visual Art Foundation

  • 2017 – Perceptions – Art Exhibition Organized by Art Houz – Chennai

  • 2017 – Affordable Art Exhibition Conducted by Dimple’s Art Gallery – Thousand Lights, Chennai

  • 2017 – Stare Art Exhibition & Award Function Organized by Tamilnadu Ovia Nun Kakai Kuzhu, Art & Culture Dept. Egmore, Chennai - 8, at Tamilnadu Music and Fine Art University, R.A.Puram, Chennai – 600028

  • 2017 June – Art Exhibition Organized by Jai Guru Arts, at Hotel Kohinoor Continental, Andheri (E), Mumbai

  • 2017 Dec – Art Exhibition Organized by Jai Guru Arts, at Prabodhhankar Thakeray Natyamandir Art Gallery, Sodawala lane, Borivili – West, Mumbai

Solo Exhibitions:

  • 2002 – Studio Palazzo an Art Gallery, Chennai

  • 2006 – Gallery Sri Parvati, Chennai

  • 2007 – Ayya Art Galleries

  • 2008 – Tangerine Chennai

  • 2010 – Tangerine Chennai

  • 2011 – Gallery Sri Parvati, Chennai

  • 2011 – Kalakshetra Foundation

  • 2013 – Tangerine Chennai

Awards:

  • 1998 – One time scholarship during final year studies from Tamil Nadu Ovia Nunkalai Kuzhu, Chennai.

  • 2002-04 – Junior Fellowship to Outstanding Artists in the field of Painting from Department of Culture, Government of India, New Delhi.

  • 2015-16 – State Award from Tamil Nadu Ovia Nun Kalai Kuzhu - Department of Art & Culture, Govt. of Tamilnadu, Chennai

Commissions:

  • Commissions Paintings at Mahindra Holidays & Resorts India Ltd., Chennai.

  • Murals at Taj Residency, Bangalore.

  • Murals done for Taj Coffee Bars at Domestic & International Airport, Chennai.

  • Paintings at I T C Guest House, Chennai. Murals at The Residency, Chennai.

  • Murals at “Shishu” a Paediatric Clinic, “Cherubus” a Kinder Garden School, Chennai.

  • Art works done for IEEMA, Mumbai.

  • “Dasavatharam” in Kalamkari style on canvas done for art lovers.

  • Commission works done for M/s Vishranthi Homes Pvt. Ltd, Chennai.

  • Private Collections in India and abroad.

Ayush Bhambhani

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Biography:

Ayush is a student of Bangalore based Sense Kaleidoscopes, a school that helped him discover his talent and provided his with an environment that enabled her to “thrive as a successful artist”. Bhambani is not one for words but rather shows us his world through colors, waves, shapes, and “details that no one else notices”.

For inquiries about all available art, please contact Not Just Art.

Artwork:

  1. Untitled (2019) - Rotrink pen, inks on Fabriano Sheet, 15 x 15”. Ayush describes his art as “fingers igniting colours with every moment. Grace comes in many forms.”

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Budh singh

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Biography:

Both teacher at the Okhla Center Special School for children with special needs and exhibitionist, Budh has had a love for painting since the very beginning and gives his appreciation for the family of disabled that has supported him all the way.

For inquiries about all available art, please contact Not Just Art.

Artwork:

  1. Dhara (2019) - Acrylic on Canvas, 16x16” (4 Panels) [available].

  2. Bandhan (2015) - Acrylic on Canvas, 32x50” [available].

  3. Buddha (2020) - Acrylic on Canvas, 24x36” [available].

  4. Chubhan (2020) - Acrylic on Canvas, 24x43” [available].

  5. Kadiyan (2019) - Acrylic on Canvas, 38x38” [available].

  6. Meditation Buddha (2019) - Acrylic on Cavas, 17x23” [available].

  7. Untitled (2020) - Acrylic on Canvas, 22x32” [available].

  8. Untitled 2 (2017) - Acrylic on Canvas, 30x40” [available].

  9. Untitled 3 (2011) - Acrylic on Canvas, 15x17” [available].

  10. Untitled 4 (2011) - Acrylic on Canvas, 20x24” [available].

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kamal nain Bhan

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Biography:

Native of Kashmir and refugee, Kamal uses art to not only transport himself back to his beloved home Valley but to communicate his emotions and sentiments that he could not otherwise share as effectively as words. Kamal Nain Bhan is a 56-year old deaf artist who natively hails from Kashmir, India. Since childhood, he has had a strong inclination towards art and crafts. While growing up as a young adult, he had to witness the brutal impact of Islamic fundamentalism, which led to the forced exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Valley in 1990-91. Kamal Nain Bhan as well as many other Kashmiri Pandits (people of his community) had to leave their belongings and escape from their homes midnight, due to the worsening security conditions in J&K at that time. This meant resettling in the hot and humid plains of Jammu and forever brewing the hope of returning to the beautiful valley of Kashmir surrounded by the snow-clapped Himalayas. The exodus has left a gaping wound in his heart and both the landscape of Kashmir along with the sorrow of being forced to leave the Valley reoccurs in his works from time to time.

Awards:

Honored by Avantika in 7th All India Art Exhibition, New Delhi, 1999; Best water color Award by people, New Delhi, 1998; AIFACS Award, New Delhi, 1996; Commendation Certificate by SZCC, Nagpur, 1994; AIFACS Amritsar Award 1994, 1997; J&K State Academy Award 1985, 1987, 1988, 1995, 1996; Best Artist Award by Sadiq Memorial Committee, Srinagar, 1982

Group Shows:

2017 Nordic Art fair Denmark Copenhagen, 2007 Subhah Art Gallery, Jammu, 2007 Golden jubilee celebrations of J&K Academy of Art & Culture, New Delhi

Collections:

Aparna Art Gallery New Delhi, Lalit Kala Academy New Delhi, J&K Academy of Art culture and languages, Museum of Fine Arts, Chandigarh

For inquiries about all available art, please contact Not Just Art.

Artwork:

  1. Untitled (2019) - Watercolour, A3 Canvas, 24 x 21". This is piece is a “canvas of life whereapone we tread similarly as co-pilgrims on our own different journeys of understanding faith, God, guilt and encountering the essence of our journey only upon reaching the destination.”

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Mandeep manu singh

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Watermarks were placed on artwork above to protect their artistic integrity as each one is a digital copy.

Biography:

“I started taking interest in computer graphics and used to practise it in a playful way. Nobody could foresee that a boy who could not draw even a single line properly, would start making pictures conveying depth and deep insight. My work was very much appreciated by everyone. My grandfather then bought a computer for me; I was fascinated by it. When I began conveying my inner thoughts on screen through computer drawing and graphics, people were pleasantly surprised and motivated me further. Finally in 2003, I hosted my first solo exhibition and got a great response from the viewers which boosted my confidence. Also, my entries got selected for the National Exhibition organized by Lalit Kala Academy, Delhi in 2004. This is how my journey as an artist started. The severity of my physical condition posed a hurdle in pursuing an Art degree from a renowned art college at Chandigarh. Therefore, I could not pursue my degree. In 2011, I was invited by my dream college in Chandigarh to conduct a workshop on digital art. Virtual reality proved to a blessing as it gave me mental and emotional strength to cope with my condition.”

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Artwork:

  1. Prayer (2019) - Digital. In this digital art he comments on the abstract aspects of the Human Existence, Selfhood, and The Cosmos.

  2. Bhudha Teen (2018) - Digital [available]. The face of Budha as a teen tilted to the right on top of lotus flowers with a bird perched right by his left eye. The figures are made with yellow lines against an orange background.

  3. Deep II (2015) - Digital [available]. Seven gradient orange semi-circles sit atop two blue leave like shapes. The background is peach.

  4. Angel (2018) - Digital [available]. An angel stands at the right looking down next to a deer looking up on the left. There are lotuses in the background and a bird perched on the ground looking up. The figures are made with yellow lines against an orange background.

  5. Krishna (2018) - Digital [available]. An outline of Krishna’s face with a flute superimposed on top. The outline of a bird sitting perched on top of two of five pink lotuses. The painting has a sea blue background while the outlines are done in a baby blue.

  6. Meditation III (2015) - Digital [available]. A flower with light green and green petals in against a yellow background casts a grey shadow. Three wavy lines are superimposed at the bottom of the stem.

  7. My Nanak (2018) - Digital [available]. Guru Nanak looks down at a bird perched at the lower right corner. A deer sits at the lower left corner while looking up. An image of a rose sits in the upper left corner. The figures are made with yellow outlines against an orange background.

  8. Evolution (2019) - Digital [available]. Orange abstract shapes about a bright yellow horizon.

  9. Love (2018) - Digital [available]. Three hearts float upon rushing waters and a ring of waves. There are pink, yellow and green cosmic patterns surrounding the hearts. There are five cosmic rings of orange, pink, yellow and red-orange colours floating above the heart along an axis. There are two large cosmic rings sitting on the right and left sides of the painting. The sky is dark and cosmic clouds are there in the distance.

  10. Nirvana (2008) - Digital [available]. The silhouette of Buddha meditating under and sitting on the roots of the Bodhi Tree. This depicts the journey to Nirvana as symbolized by the road coming out of his figure. This image sits under another silhouette of Buddha himself but just his face, indicating that the path to salvation in inner peace. The silhouette surrounded by a splash of bright fiery red and yellow colours.

  11. Sufi (2018) - Digital [available]. This depicts a Dervish dancer performing a Sufi dance in a spiritual quest to become one with God. There is a deer at the dancer’s left hand and a bird perched on lotus flowers at the dancer’s left foot. There is an sun-like figure superimposed on the dancer on the upper left hand corner.

For inquiries about all available art, please contact Not Just Art.

Awards:

  • 2004 – Awarded at 70th All India Exhibition of Fine Art in Amritsar

  • 2004 – Vocational Award by Rotary Club Amritsar North

  • 2005 – Awarded at 2nd Annual Indian Royal Academy Awards at Gulbarga, Karnataka

  • 2006 – 2nd Agnipath All India Art Competition and Exhibition in Travancore Art Galleries, Delhi

  • 15 Aug 2010 – State Award (PARMAN PATRA) during Independence day by CM PUNJAB S. Parkash Singh Badal at Ferozpur

  • 25 March 2017 – Kala Shree Award Field of Art Present KT: Kala Amritsar

  • 17 June 2017 – 2nd Awarded at ‘Embracing Challenges’ dedicated to differently abled artists at Uchaan Art gallery, Gurugram, Haryana

  • 6th October 2018 – Judging the ADAPT (Able Disabled All People Together)  Achievement Awards on the occasion of the World Cerebral Palsy Day, in ADAPT (Formerly The Spastics Society of India), Mumbai

  • 2018 – Certificate of Honour and from BAG Group, my digital art work was selected in Top 10 Digital Art in the world in 9th International Annual Art Exhibition

  • 2018-19 – Honorary Mention Award in International Drawing Biennale in Ankan Art Associates held at Art By Divyaman (studio 'N' Gallery)- Noida, UP ,

  • 8th Feb to 10th Feb 2019, Award of True Spirit of Education, Academia and Field of Art on the Eve of Padam Shree S G Thakur Singh Birth and Teachers day celebration

  • 6 Sep 2019 – Honoured by Sardar Rajinder Mohan Singh Chhina at Indian Academy of Fine Arts

  • 29 Aug 2019 – 4th National Sports Day Kala- a- Shartaj Awarded by Great Sports Cultural Club India given by O.P. Soni (Minister of Punjab Govt.) at VirsaVihar Amritsar

Other Significant Achievements:

  • Poetry on selected graphics is published the book Tawny Glows by Jaspreet Mander 2015 (ISBN 978-93-5235-321-7)

  • Graphics published in the book Our Land Our Time by Jaspreet Mander 2014.

  • His work was accepted for the research topic “Indian Digital Art in Contemporary World–A Critical Survey” from Banasthali University

  • Work was accepted for the research topic “Bhartiya Photography ke Badalte Swaroop ka vigyapano par Prabhav : Ekadhyan” from Kurukshetra University

  • Interviewed on DD Punjabi on the program GallanTeGeet – “ZindagiAnmol”on15 Oct 2013.

  • A documentary Udaari (A Flight) has been made on me by Puneet Watts and has been showcased in 60 Seconds to Fame by Ability Foundation

  • Interviewed on Harman Radio Australia on the program “Naginay” on 29 June 2014 Celebrations of International Day for Persons with Disability 3-Dec-2014 Big FM 92.7 by Natrang Society Amritar

  • Talk about book Tawny Glows Jaspreet Mander and Mandeep Singh Manu on Harman Radio Australia on the program “Mehfil” – 17 June, 2015

  • Interview on All India Radio / Doordarshan on the program “Salaam Zindagi” IK graphics artist Nall Mulaqaat on 21 April 2019

  • Interview on SIKH CHANNEL on the program “SHONK AWALRA" 2019

  • Interview on JAGBANI TV on the program “UMEED DEA BANDE" Aug 2019

  • Panel for young writers and artist Talking about the Books at Sangrur Heritage and Literary Festival 20 to 22 Nov 2015

  • Talk about International Day of People with with Disability in Jagbani Radio 3 Dec 2017,

  • Talk In Spite of Disability: Mandeep Singh Manu get appreciation for his art in Ajit Web TV 2019 Rozana Spokesman Interview Oct 2019

  • World Disability Day 'ਤੇ ਜਗਬਾਣੀ Jagbani TV ਦੀ Special Report 3 Dec 2019.

  • Compiled a book IBADAT on Photography and Computer Graphics Showcasing work done by his students in Spring Dale Senior School, Amritsar

  • Part of a book published on Artists of Amritsar ‘Art Persons’ (Contemporary Artists of Amritsar)

  • Book cover designers and art work published. Aliss at the Fire, novel Norwegian by Jon Fosse ,under the title AagKePaas Aliss Hai Yeh translation by Teji Grover (ISBN 978-93-5229-363-6) Vani Prakashan, New Delhi, 2016.

  • Part of a book published on artists  Contemporary Art North India by Rajesh Chadha, Nonika Singh, Dr. Guneeta Chadha (ISBN 978-81-8274-949-8) Pentagon Press, New Delhi, 2017

  • Book Cover Designers and Works published Awarefulness journey from misery to joyful living by Namita Gandhi and Ann C. Schauber, KiraMahiya Publishing, Oregon, USA (ISBN 978-0-9988662-0-8)



Exhibitions:

  • More than 22 Solo and group Exhibition at Amritsar, Delhi and Chandigarh, Bharat Bhawan, Bhopal

Achievements:

NATIONAL

  • More than 60 Participations in Different Prestigious Art galleries including Lalit Kala Academy

  • AIFACS Delhi and  Discovering Ability Art Awards All India Visual Art Exhibition held at UNESCO

  • 4 November 2019 – Not Just Art Discovering Ability Awards at UNESCO New Delhi Office

INTERNATIONAL

  • Participated in 9th Tehran International Poster Biennial 2007 at Iran

  • Participated in KAUNAS BIENNIAL TEXTILE’11 satellite exhibition “GEORGE MACIUNAS AND BEYOND: FLUXUS NEVER STOPS” in Lithuania 2011

  • The Wrong - New Digital Art Biennale, Homeostasis Lab Pavilion. Curated by Julia Borges & Guilherme Brandão, São Paulo, Brazil/World Wide Web 2013

  • 4th International Biennial of Graphic Digital Arts – Gdynia (Poland) at The New Gallery, Gdynia Design Centre situated in a Complex Conference Pomeranian Science and Technology Park in Gdynia Avenue Victory - 2014

  • NKU 1st International Mail Art Biennial held by Fine Arts, Design and architecture of University in Turkey 2016

  • 5th International Biennial of Graphic Digital Arts – Gdynia (Poland) at The New Gallery, Gdynia Design Centre situated in a Complex Conference Pomeranian Science and Technology Park in Gdynia Avenue Victory -2016

  • Participated in Dyplfor Preparation for Students works set in 21th International Biennial of Children’s and Young People’s Graphic Art in Torún 2018 – POLAND

  • Participated in International Drawing Biennale 2018-19 in Ankan Art Associates held at Art By Divyaman (studio 'N' Gallery)- Noida, UP , 8th Feb to 10th Feb 2019. ,

  • NKU 2nd International Mail Art Biennial held by Fine Arts, Design and Architecture of University in Turkey 2019.

  • 6th International Triennial of Graphic Digital Arts - Gdynia in Poland 2019

  • International Touring Collection 2008 Common Ground Collection - International Touring Exhibition (World premiere of the Common Ground Collection will take place at the Haun Tie ArtMuseum in Beijing China, from November 5th November 15th 2008 The exhibition will then move on to venues in Europe and North America through 2010).

  • Participated in Visual Aid’s “Get out of Jail Free” art exhibition at the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Gallery in the San Francisco LGBT Community Center from CA April 2 – May 12, 2007

  • Art Work selected at Malaysia in MIMF 2009

  • Participated in Wroclaw Mail Art Project 2010 Poland,

  • Participated in Mail Art Project “Mournful demon is spirit of banishment (love story)” 2010 Russia

  • Participated in Mail Art Project “TIME” in Russia 2011.

  • Participated “Forest Magic Mountain” at FAO headquarters in Rome 2011 held in the International Year of Forests, move to Monaco of Bavaria and now deposit at The MART-Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art., 7th & 9th Annual Disability Art Exhibit In Honor Of Deaf Awareness Month And National Disability Employment Awareness Month-The Academy of Special Dreams Foundation, City of Los Angeles Department on Disability, Cultural Affairs Department & Councilmember Mitch O’Farrell Sep 2014 & Oct,2016.

  • “The 2016 & 2017 International Contemporary Miniprint of Kazanlak”: Kazanlak Art Gallery, (at the heart of the Rose Festival cultural festivities), Bulgaria, 2016 & 2017., 11 , 12 & 13 International Digital Art Mini-Print Exhibition Digital, Centre d’artistes Voix Visuelle, Ottawa, Canada 2016, 2017, 2018.

  • EXDIGITALIS Salon 2017 & 2019 in the Centre of Contemporary Art “Znaki Czasu” in Toruń, Poland 2017 & 2019, III & IV International Avilés Mail Art Exhibition, themed “the fire”, “the water”, to be held at the Palacio de Valdecarzana, in Avilés, Spain 2018 & 2019.

  • Participated in DYPLOM for Preparation for Students works set in 20 TH  INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S AND YOUNG PEOPLE’S ART COMPETITION “ALWAYS GREEN, ALWAYS BLUE”, ORGANIZE BY CHILDREN’S CREATIVE ART CENTRE AND GALLERY IN TORUŃ 2019.

Workshops on Computer Graphic Design:

  • S. G. Thakur Singh Art Gallery Amritsar

  • Heritage Fashion House New Delhi

  • Padamshree Dr. Daljit Singh Eye Surgeon, GNDU, USA, China, Japan, Delhi, Punjab

  • MART - Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Trento and Rovereto

  • 4th International Biennial of Graphic Digital Arts – Gdynia (Poland)

  • 5th International Biennial of Graphic Digital Arts – Gdynia (Poland)

  • 6th International Triennial of Graphic Digital Arts - Gdynia in Poland

  • Punjab Lalit Kala Akademi and Punjab Arts Council on the occasion of     550th Birth Anniversary of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji 2019

  • At some private collections

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Prabha Shah

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Biography:

Prabha Shah has been a valuable member of the contemporary Indian art world for almost five decades. Born in 1947, she discovered painting as a young girl and immediately welcomed it into her life as a calming and communicative presence. She spent her early education at the Government Lady Noyce School for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind in New Delhi, learning in the context of speech and hearing impairment. She later studied painting informally at the Kanoria Mahila Mahavidyalaya in Jaipur as a student of Canadian artist Bill Wheaton, and at the University of Udaipur as a student of P. N. Choyal. She continues to paint as a freelance artist at the Triveni Kala Sangam in New Delhi under the guidance of Rameshwar Broota. She has held fellowships at the Department of Culture, Government of India, and the Lalit Kala Academy in New Delhi from the 1970s through the 2000s, earning several awards during that same time. From the 1960s through the present day, she has exhibited her work in solo and group shows. Her paintings are on display in the collections of the Rashtrapati Bhavan, the Cabinet Secretariat, and the National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi.

Throughout her career, Shah has created surreal and nuanced odes to the rural and urban landscapes in which she has lived. She embraces a set of earthly motifs - stones and sky, doorways and windows, water and sand - that emphasize the role nature has played in her development as an artist. Her work is imbued with subtle color transitions, surprising textures, and a confidence that can only come from years of practice. She can be followed through her Facebook page.

For inquiries about all available art, please contact Not Just Art.

Artwork:

  1. Edge of Evening - Oil on Canvas, 42x42”. This piece, when observed carefully tells several stories in the windows of each block; all interconnected but separated by an ominous blue.

  2. Three Skies (2011) - Oil on canvas, 40x40" [available]. Three cityscapes, extending across the bottom, left, and right edges of the paintings. A cloudy green-gray-red sky stretches between the three. (#PRSH001)

  3. The Flight Home (2014) - Oil on canvas, 40x40” [available]. White birds and yellow smudges float against a cloudy blue background. The lower right corner glows yellow. Two red chairs and the edge of a table disappear behind a fold in the sky’s fabric. (#PRSH002)

  4. Gathering Storm (2011) - Oil on canvas, 40x40" [b]. A house blends into a gray and white cloudy sky, with pink plants extending upward from the bottom of the painting. A ray of light shines from the sky down onto the house. (#PRSH003)

  5. Frozen Tales (2008) - Oil on canvas, 24x24" [sold]. An abstract composition of tiles floors, peeling paint, and architectural columns that blend into a faded red background. (#PRSH004)

  6. A Moment Suspended in Time (2012) - Oil on canvas, 40x40” [available]. Light blue rectangles rest on a dusty green background, blended by thin horizontal and vertical lines like fabric weave. (#PRSH005)

  7. Passion Colours Everything (2014) - Oil on canvas, 40x60” [available]. A yellow and gray sky above a red and green landscape. A fragmented path leads to a flat building on the horizon. (#PRSH006)

  8. Joyful Spirit (2013) - Oil on canvas, 40x40” [available]. A dusty green building descends into a clay colored path, which extends into a rippling blue pool. Red and pink flower petals fall from the path into the pool. (#PRSH007)

  9. Autumn’s Aura (2015) - Oil on canvas, 40x40” [available]. Yellow, green, and red textures arranged in a grid, blending into a yellow rectangle at the bottom of the painting. (#PRSH008)

  10. Steps Across Time (2008) - Oil on canvas, 60x30" [available]. A small structure is surrounded by brown and gold. Small fragmented steps lead down to a red rectangle at the bottom of the painting, which contains multicolored diamonds. (#PRSH009)

  11. Water Hyacinth (2009) - Oil on canvas, 40x40" [sold]. Pastel colored hyacinths float on and above a rippling body of water. The water, the sky, and the hyacinths share a dusty red/brown/pink color palette. (#PRSH010)

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Prasanna kumar p.

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Biography:

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For Prasanna, art is his passion where he is able to show the world his painting skills. At the early age of five, he found his first love which was art. It started when he was observing the sky to see how the clouds move. He loved to identify each of the cloud shapes resembled various figures to him and with that idea, he started to experiment with drawing by using chalk on the floor to draw these floating figures, turning ordinary clouds into lifelike animals. Witnessing his creativity, his mother encouraged him to continue and make more art. During his teenage years, we went on to work in Mumbai for ten years as a painter and made promotional posters for upcoming films. After ten years, he moved back to Coimbatore and worked as a self-employed artist while attending solo exhibitions and has been able to sell all of his work in both India and Malaysia. To his success, Prasanna states that he is “happy as a self-employed artist.”

Not defined or limited by what he can communicate by words or sound, Prasanna masterfully communicates his thoughts and interests and makes “noise” out of “silence” in his breathtaking paintings.

Artwork:

  1. Devotee of Lord Ganesh (2019) - Acrylic, 24 x 30”.  In this painting, a woman dressed in an emerald saree stands and admires a statue of Lord Ganesha that is sitting in a small shrine built into a stone wall. There is a grey bell on the right of the shrine. The idol is adorned in white cloth and red flowers.

  2. Untitled (Unk) - Unk, Unk”. In this painting, there is a woman adorned with a gold papidi billa, jumka necklace and nose pin along with a red bindi. She is looking ahead and upward in admiration behind a blue curtain.

  3. African Elephant: The Night Peek (2017) - 24x18”. A portrait of elephant with its head taking up the entirety of the painting from the top of its head at the top to the bottom of its trunk at the bottom. Its ears are outstretched and reach both sides of the painting. The elephant is peering from the darkness.

  4. African Elephant: The Vigorous (2017) - 20x30”. A close up painting of an elephant glaring ahead. Its left ear is outstretched to the right edge of the painting. This painting crops out the other ear and right eye only including the top half of the trunk.

  5. Symbol of Shiva (2018) - 24x20”. A painting portraying a Nandi bull facing the sacred Shivling with a temple bell hanging from above to the right. Directly above the Shivling hangs another sacred adornment.

  6. Untitled (Unk) - Unk, Unk”. In this painting, one can observe a devotee ringing a temple bell hanging above a statue of Lord Ganesha. In her left hand, she is holding an aarthi.

  7. Night Divine (2019) - Acrylic Colour on Canvas, 30x36”. A painting of Lord Shiva emerging from the night sky horizon. His head is eclipsing a crescent moon. The nimbus clouds are swirling above his head. Lord Shiva is right behind a small building lit up by candles.

  8. Untitled (Unk) - Unk, Unk”. There is a woman staring confidently ahead from behind a purple curtain that covers the right side of her face. She is smiling as she brings part of the curtain to her lips as she blushes slightly.

  9. Oh Divine Beauty (2018) - Acrylic Colour on Canvas, 40x30”. There is a woman dancing beside Lord Shiva. From her hair, there is stream of water pouring into a basin that leads into another stream, watering the ground. The terrain is a burnt orange with Rocky Mountains in the distance. The sun is setting behind as its light penetrates the dark blue hues of the sky.

  10. Shirdi Sai Baba (2019) - Acrylic Colour on Canvas, 30x24”. Depiction of a ritual worshipping Shirdi Sai Baba. Shirdi Sai Baba is portrayed in a cream white color, staring thoughtfully ahead. His likeliness is painted against a dark background that he illuminates.

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Raju Patel

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Biography:

Born in Jharkand in 1973, painter Raju Patel produces powerful expressions of his experience of disability. He received his diploma (2000) and post-diploma (2002) in painting from Maharaja Sayajirao University, Baroda. In the time since then he has explored his experience of India’s social, cultural, and physical landscape as a disabled artist. He has held two solo exhibitions: “Stand By Me” at Knots Art Space in Baroda (2016) and “Renitent Bodies” at Asia Culture Center, South Korea (2017). He also participated in over 50 group exhibitions, including the 58th National Exhibition of Art in Bangalore, and several workshops and camps across the country. He was awarded a merit scholarship by his university; a 2009-2010 Junior Fellowship by the HRD, Ministry of Culture, Government of India; and the 2010 Navdeep Pratishthan Award for painting. He continues to paint and participate in the thriving art world in Baroda and beyond.

Patel’s watercolor paintings delve into themes that he faces in his daily life: (dis)ability, social exclusion, the body as vehicle, and interactions with physical environments. Though his collection of work contains diverse motifs, his core subjects include locomotor impairment and symbols of mobility: shoes, feet, athletics, and communication tools. The watercolors are often muted yet layered and rich, displaying a unique mastery of the medium. While his paintings sometimes tend toward the smaller size, he uses the space carefully to create thoughtful and nuanced statements on the place of disability in our world.

For inquiries about all available art, please contact Not Just Art.

Artwork:

  1. Object (2014) - Watercolor on paper, 12.9x12.9” [available]. A typewriter labeled “all Braill” with six keys and a blank sheet of paper, in front of a light purple and blue background. (#RAPA001)
  2. Skating (2003) - Watercolor on paper, 15x19” [available]. A white roller skate with three blue stripes and yellow laces, in front of a dark blue background containing two lace-up shoes. (#RAPA002)
  3. Defender (2003) - Watercolor on paper, 15x19” [available]. A blue lace-up shoe next to a soccer ball, in front of a black and red soccer net with a dull yellow background. (#RAPA003)
  4. A’ble’ness (2010) - Watercolor on paper, 30x40” [available]. A runner in a green outfit and prosthetic legs crosses the finish line of a racetrack in lane 5. In the foreground, six white lace-up shoes with dark stripes are aligned in a row. (#RAPA004)
  5. Keyhole (2006) - Watercolor on paper, 11x14” [available]. Six keyholes overlaid with lace-up shoes in various positions, in a palette of blue, brown, and yellow. (#RAPA005)
  6. Together (2001) - Watercolor on paper, 9x9.5” [available]. A pair of blue-gray lace-up shoes with loose laces, on a background of the same colors. (#RAPA006)
  7. Wish (2002) - Watercolor on paper, 9x9.5” [available]. A postage stamp containing an image of a brown lace-up shoe on a blue background, with the Hindi and English labels “Bharat India 100” and “Jutaa Shoes.” (#RAPA007)
  8. Smile, They Are Together (2014) - Watercolor on paper, 30x41” [b]. A transparent pair of lace-up shoes tied together, floating in front of a pink train car with the Hindi label “da pu.” (#RAPA008)
  9. Attire (2008) - Watercolor on paper, 20x26” [available]. Several prosthetic feet with pegs or peg-holes at the ankles, on a yellow-brown background. (#RAPA009)
  10. Conformity (2008) - Watercolor on paper, 26x40” [available]. The top part of a lace-up shoe, on a light purple-gray background. (#RAPA010)

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RISHI Dutta

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Biography:

Growing up with Down’s Syndrome may have provided challenges for Rishi, but he channels his frustrations and isolation from his peers into art, creating a beautiful anthology of colors and life. Rishi is driven self taught and upcoming artist with great interest in painting and sketching and with a goal to become determined to well recognised in the world of art. He proves that any self determination and hard work can overcome any disability. Rishi's favourite styles of art are landscape, cityscape and abstract paintings with acrylic.

For inquiries about all available art, please contact Not Just Art.

Artwork:

  1. Color of Life - Acrylic on Canvas, 24x24”. In this piece, “Color of Life”, Rishi depicts three lotuses: one pure white, another warm welcoming yellow, and lastly as a devoted pink flower all of which are “rooted” in murky waters so as to depict an uplifting message; human life is redeemable through happiness, friendship and devotion.  

  2. Varanasi Ghat (2019) - Acrylic on Canvas, 24x18” [available].

  3. Colour of Spring (2019) - Acrylic on Canvas, 24x30” [available].

  4. Mystery of the Night (2019) - Acrylic on Canvas, 14x18” [available].

  5. Plumeria (2019) - Acrylic on Canvas, 24x24” [available].

  6. Rainy Night (2019) - Acrylic on Canvas, 24x30”.

  7. Sunflower (2019) - Acrylic on Canvas, 24x24” [available].

  8. The Secret (2020) - Acrylic on Canvas [available].

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Solo Exhibitions:

  • Arpna Art Gallery

  • November 2019 — Not Just Art Discovering Ability Awards at the UNESCO House in New Delhi

  • Amar Jyoti School

Sakshi Chalke

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Biography:

I want to be noticed. I want everyone to see me the way I see myself. I like pretty things and smiling faces. I like trying out new ways to print. My art keeps me happy.

Achievements:

Art Exhibition 01: "The Artistry of Autism: Shards of Brilliance" - 2014 August at Rangoli Art Gallery in Bangalore. Art Exhibition 02: "Outsider Art" - February 2019 supported by Kochi Biennale Foundation at Dravidia Gallery in Fort Kochi. Art Exhibition 03: "Voices in the Shadows" - April 2019 at the Taj West End in Bangalore. Art Exhibition 04: "Outsider Artist Fair" - October 2019 at Paris

For inquiries about all available art, please contact Not Just Art.

Artwork:

  1. Untitled (2019) - Screen Print Inks, Fabriano 300 gsm, 30 x 21”. In her submitted work, she is in your face and she is unapologetic about it as she “won’t hide in the shadows”. 

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Shithin Mathew shithin

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Biography:

Kerala native and fond of watercolor, oil, fabric paint and drawing Shihin overcame what others deem a mental disability using art as an escape.

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Artwork:

  1. Untitled (2019) - Ink, Ivory Sheet. The art submitted is an ink crosshatch style portrait done against an ivory sheet. 

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Swaminathan Manivannan

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Biography:

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Swaminathan's art has been applauded by professionals in the art and design world. He accepts the accolades but is untouched by the applause. Swami is an alumnus of Vidyasagar and has been diagnosed with autism. He is a master in his art; a yogi in his demeanor.

Swaminathan “Swami” Manivannan has shown a proclivity to draw geometric shapes and lines from when he was very young. He appears to prefer a photo or a picture, to copy from and gives it his unique visual perceptual slant in his art. Swami is an alumnus of Vidyasagar with autism. He is a master in his art, a Yogi in his demeanor, and a child in street smartness. Right from his childhood, he has been illustrating people and things around him in a unique style, that is 'Swami'.

Swami is now outsourcing his art to corporate firms. His work has appeared on logos, calendars and as paintings and murals at corporate offices. His artworks has also appeared on Viswanathan Anand's visiting cards and letterheads; On the cover page of the brochure of 'Namma Nellu', Centre for Indian Knowledge Systems; On the walls of Ashok Leyland's new corporate office at Guindy, Chennai; On the popcorn tubs of Sathyam cinemas,and more.

Curatio Health care company regularly uses Swami's artworks in their calendars and in their gifts for doctors while launching their products.

For inquiries about all available art, please contact Not Just Art.

Artwork:

  1. Autos (2019) - Sketch Pens, Oil Pastels, 14 x 22”. In this piece we see the hustle and bustle of several auto rickshaws fighting to share a busy street; a simple sketch that misses no detail.

  2. Chennai Super Kings (2019) - Oil Pastels on Sketch-on Paper, 20x14”.

  3. Harry Potter (2019) - Oil Pastels on Sketch-on Paper, 20x14”.

  4. Shore Temple, Mahabalipuram (2019) - Oil Pastels on Sketch-on Paper, 26x36”.

  5. Shore Temple, Mahabalipuram (2019) - Sketch Pen and Gel Pen, 20x28”.

  6. Shore Temple, Mahabalipuram (2019) - Sketch Pen and Gel Pan, 20x28”.

  7. South Indian Wedding (2019) - Oil Pastels and Sketch on Paper, 20x14”.

  8. Township (2019) - Oil Pastels and Sketch on Paper, 20x14”.

  9. Deer (2019) - Oil Pastels and Sketch on Paper, 20x14”.

  10. Roaring Tiger (2019) - Sketch on Paper, 20x14”.

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Accomplishments:

Swami is now outsourcing his art to corporate firms. His work has appeared on logos, calendars and as paintings and murals at corporate offices. His artworks has also appeared on Viswanathan Anand's visiting cards and letterheads. He has been featured in several places such as: the cover page of the brochure of 'Namma Nellu'; at the Centre for Indian Knowledge Systems; on the walls of Ashok Leyland's new corporate office at Guindy, Chennai; on the popcorn tubs of Sathyam cinemas, and more. Curatio Health care company regularly uses Swami's artworks in their calendars and in their gifts for doctors while launching their products. Swami's artworks got exhibited and sold at Kochi-Muziris Biennale and the Art Sanctuary, Delhi and various other exhibitions as well.

Vipul Mittal

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Biography:

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With a pedigree of being featured in over 50 exhibitions, Vipul communicates his reality of his life through every brushstroke against the canvas; this life knows no regret but the beauty of nature and humankind. Vipul Mittal was born in 1980 in New Delhi, India and from childhood he was unable to speak and hear. His childhood was very struggle full and painful due to his disability; there was no voice when he want to cry and yell. From the early age he started to observe the world in his mind in very profoundly way. Due to lack of proper education system for disabled kids at that time he and his family often feel helpless so his mother does everything she can to help her son succeed. After getting admission in his BFA program in New Delhi, he had to face many challenge because there was no proper teacher who can teach him art history in sign language by seeing him disabled to hearing the lecture there was no one who help him so he observe everything by his self and all time doing painting to sit alone. After completing MFA in 2005, he start to do work freelancing. He was always honest for his study and for his talent as he never copied to someone and create his own style. His work has been sold on international level too. Now he is working as a full-time freelancer artist. He is active member in many societies too. Eminent late writer Mr.A Keshav Malick honours him by giving the name “Marksman” to watch his work. Vipul has art collections both in India and South Korea.

Artwork:

  1. Lock & Key (2011) - Acrylic on Canvas, 30x30”. This geometric art shows the complexity of life and the human body through a methorphical lock and key; here, red is mystery and pink is compassion, all essential ingredients to humanity.  

  2. Sanjog (2012) - Acrylic on Canvas, 36x48”.

  3. The Horse (2014) - Acrylic on Canvas, 24x36”.

  4. The Relationship (2012) - Acrylic on Canvas, 36x48”.

  5. The Metro (2012) - Acrylic on Canvas, 48x60”.

  6. The Mood (2012) - Acrylic on Canvas, 36x48”.

  7. The Lady in Number-1 (2013) - Acrylic on Canvas, 20x16”.

  8. The Mechanical Elephant (2013) - Acrylic on Canvas, 30x30”.

  9. The Ring of Bell (2010) - Acrylic on Canvas, 30x40”.

  10. The Vintage Car of Bird (2018) - Acrylic on Canvas, 36x36”.

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ART FROM THE HEART

Differently abled artists have to overcome several odds to pursue their dreams. But thanks to some new initiatives that recognise their needs and help them popularise their art, life is a canvas of bright hues for them.

 

Exhibitions:

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

  • 2013 — “Transmutation-2” at Open Palm Court Gallery, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi (India)

  • 2012 — “Transmutation” at Open Palm Court Gallery, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi (India)

“TWO PERSON” EXHIBITIONS

  • 2010 — Two Men Show at Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi

  • 2005 — Two Men Show at Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

  • 2020 — The Honest Nostalgia Org. by Neeti Bisht, JNNYC, New Delhi

  • 2020 — Delhi Art Convention Org. by JITM Skills Pvt. Ltd. and Glance Art, Pyara Lal Bhawan, New Delhi

  • 2019 — Not Just Art Discovering Ability Art Awards by Not Just Art (a start-up of Youth4Jobs), UNESCO House, New Delhi

  • 2019 — Senior & Junior Artists Camp Exhibition by AIFACS, New Delhi

  • 2018 — Transmutation-5 at Open Palm Court Gallery, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi

  • 2018 — Beyond Limits by FOD at Academy of Fine Arts and Literature, New Delhi

  • 2018 — “Triumph of Masterworks: Our National Pride III” Org. By Kishore Labbar, NDMC at Connaught Place, New Delhi

  • 2017 — Transmutation-4 at Open Palm Court Gallery, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi

  • 2017 — Deaf Art Show by Centum Foundation, Lokayata Art Gallery, New Delhi

  • 2017 — Antarman by Art Glance & Studio Taruvar, Saket, New Delhi

  • 2017 — 10th All India Contemporary Art Exhibition, Ranipur, Haridwar (Uttarakhand)

  • 2016 — Imaginations & Brushstrokes Org. by ICA Gallery, Jaipur

  • 2016 — Beyond Limits by FOD at Academy of Fine Arts and Literature, New Delhi

  • 2016 — SPLENDOR by Art Glance at Hungarian Information and Cultural Centre, New Delhi

  • 2016 — “The Colour of Innocence” at Abanindranath Tagore Gallery, Rabindranath Tagore Centre, (ICCR), Ministry of External Affairs (Govt. of India), Kolkata

  • 2016 — Silent Voice at Korean Cultural Centre India, New Delhi

  • 2016 — ENDLESS LOVE at Artizen Art Gallery, New Delhi

  • 2014 — “2x2” Org. by Smd Foundation at P L Deshpande Art Gallery, Mumbai (CONT. ABOVE)

ACHIEVEMENTS

  • 2016 Awarded Certificate from Hungarian Information and Cultural Centre, New Delhi

  • 2016 Awarded Merit Certificate from by Korean Cultural Centre, New Delhi

  • 2015 Awarded Third Prize from 6th AGNIPATH All India Art Competition and Exhibition

  • 2015 Awarded Second Prize from AGNIPATH

  • 2011 Awarded Merit Certificate from Faceindia

  • 2010 Awarded Merit Certificate “As a Judge” from Suniye, New Delhi

  • 2008 Awarded Honours by Garhi Art Festival at Lalit kala Akademi, Artist Studios, Garhi, New Delhi

  • 2007 Awarded Merit Certificate by Ravi Jain Annual, Dhoomimal Art Gallery, New Delhi 

  • 2006 Awarded “As a judge” from Vibgyor International School, Pilkhuwa (U.P.)

  • 2004 Children Workshop from Amar Jyoti School, New Delhi

  • 2003 Awarded Merit Certificate by YMNA at AIFACS, New Delhi

  • 2003 Awarded Merit Certificate from College of Art, New Delhi

  • 2000 Children Workshop Org. by VSAI at British Council, New Delhi

ART CAMPS/WORKSHOPS/DEMONSTRATIONS

  • 2019 — Junior Artists Camp Org. by AIFACS, New Delhi

  • 2017 — Paintings Demonstration Org. by Art Glance, India Habitat Center, New Delhi

  • 2017 — Paintings Workshop Org. by Art Glance & Studio Taruvar, New Delhi

  • 2016 — Paintings Workshop Org. by Korean Cultural Centre, New Delhi

  • 2015 — Junior Artists Camp Org. by AIFACS, New Delhi

  • 2009 — National Workshop Org. by Suruchi Art Gallery, Noida

  • 2009 — Paintings Camp, Sahitaya Kala Parishad, New Delhi 

  • 2008 — Paintings Demonstration by Garhi Art Festival at Lalit kala Akademi, Artist Studios, Garhi, New Delhi

  • 2008 — Painting Demonstration by Ahlcon International School, New Delhi

  • 2008 — National Camp Org. by Gallery Art Sastra, New Delhi


  • 2014 — “14/4/14 Contemporary Art Exhibition” by Gallery Pioneer & NSAG at Lokayata Art Gallery and Art Gallery Greenwood, New Delhi

  • 2014 — “COORDINATION” at Open Palm Court Gallery, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi

  • 2014 — Beyond Limits by FOD at Academy of Fine Arts and Literature, New Delhi

  • 2013 — 1st Annual Art Exhibition at FMG Group of Institutions, Greater Noida; Indo-Korea Photo Art Exhibition Org. by SGH, Silchar, Assam

  • 2012 — Beyond Limits by FOD at Academy of Fine Arts and Literature, New Delhi

  • 2012 — Mask Exhibition Org. by NSAG at Hotel Inderlok, Dehradun

  • 2012 — Mask Exhibition Org. by NSAG at Select City Walk, New Delhi and Phoenix Market City, Mumbai

  • 2012 — “Masquerades” Org. by NSAG at Urban Art Studio, Noida

  • 2012 — International Mask Exhibition Org. by NSAG at Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi

  • 2011 — FIIHRF2011 Org. by Faceindia at AIFACS, New Delhi

  • 2011 — Beyond Limits Org. by FOD at Academy of Fine Arts and Literature, New Delhi

  • 2010 — “BOLD & BEAUTIFUL” at Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi

  • 2010 — Beyond Limits Org. by FOD at Academy of Fine Arts and Literature, New Delhi

  • 2009 — SHADOWS OF FAITH Org. by Suruchi Art Gallery at Shridharani Gallery, New Delhi

  • 2009 — Convention Foyer, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi 

  • 2009 — Convention Foyer, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi

  • 2008 — Travancore Art Gallery, New Delhi

  • 2008 — Beyond Limits Org. by FOD at Academy of Fine Arts and Literature, New Delhi

  • 2007 — Dhoomimal Annual Art Exhibition, New Delhi

  • 2007 — Hotel Ashok, New Delhi

  • 2005 —  “PROFESSOR JAI ZHAROTIA JOURNEY WITHIN AND BEYOND” at Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi 

  • 2005-2000 — Annual Art Exhibition at College of Art, New Delhi

  • 2004 — Dhoomimal Annual Art Exhibition, New Delhi

  • 2004 — The Art and Design Shows at The Oberoi Hotel, New Delhi

  • 2004 — Lalit kala Akademi, New Delhi

  • 2004 — Graduation Shows (College of Art) at AIFACS, New Delhi

  • 2004 — Beyond Limits Org. by FOD at Academy of Fine Arts and Literature, New Delhi 

  • 2004 — NAAF at Ajanta Art Gallery (ICCR), New Delhi

  • 2003 — “JAL UTSAV/ A Celebration of Water” the Govt. of India Org. by College of Art at Dilli Haat, New Delhi

  • 2003 — “Art For The Nation” Org. by YMNA at AIFACS, New Delhi

  • 2002 — Sponsored by LIC at Open Palm Court Gallery, India Habitat Center, New Delhi

INTERNATIONAL EVENTS AND FESTIVALS

  • 2012 — IMTCE at Port Louis (Mauritius)

  • 2015 — 5th International Art Festival Org. by Smd Foundation, (Nepal)

Other Events:

ART FAIRS/SUMMITS/FESTIVALS

  • 2017 — Art Festival “Prayaas” Org. by Ucchan Foundation, Gurugram (Haryana)

  • 2016 — 4th Jaipur Art Summit Org. by ICA Gallery at Ravindra Manch, Jaipur;

  • 2016 — Art Mart a Contemporary Art Fair Org. by NDMC at Connaught Place, New Delhi

  • 2016 — India Arts & Gems Fair at the Leela Palace, Bangalore

  • 2015 — India Arts and Gems Fair at the Leela Palace, Bangalore

  • 2008 — CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR INDIA Org. by Habiart Foundation at Travancore Art Gallery, New Delhi