Cover Jogen Chowdhury, See My Wounds (Photo: Phi Events)
Jogen Chowdhury, See My Wounds (Photo: Phi Events)
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Works by renowned Indian artists will soon make their way to The Arts House for you to marvel at
Singapore-based event management company Phi Events and New Delhi’s Sanchit Art Gallery celebrates India’s most famous contemporary artists with the exhibition, Kala Sutra. Returning to The Arts House from October 11 got 15, the exhibition presents over 80 artworks–paintings and sculptures–by 20 of India’s most sought after artists.
Works by grandmaster Jogen Chowdhury, considered to be one of the most prolific painters of the 21st century, captures India’s history with exquisite line work of human figures. Fans of realism may enjoy works by Sanjay Bhattacharya, known for his realist portraits of houses and families, vividly capturing the essence of India. Abstract lovers may seek out Paresh Maity, whose expert use of various mediums including water colour and oil saw his works displayed in the British Museum in London and Rubin Museum of Art in New York. Other anticipated artists include the award-winning muralist, sculptor, and portrait painter Neeraj Goswami and Jayasri Burman,whose mythical works are sure to enchant.
Jayasri Burman, Ananda (Photo: Phi Events)
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This will be Kala Sutra’s 10th installation, where the best of contemporary Indian art may be viewed, right here in Singapore.
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