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Arunkumar HG
ARUNKUMAR H.G. Born in 1968, Karnataka, India.
B.A. & M.A. (Fine) sculpture, Faculty of Fine Arts, M.S. University of Baroda, Gujarat, India. 1989-1995. Has had Solo Exhibitions at,
2006 ‘Feed’ Nature Morte, New Delhi, Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai.
2002 Adelade festival of arts, Adelaide, Australia.
2001 Inflatable Works, Nature Morte, New Delhi.
1997 Studio gallery, Garhi Artist Studio, New Delhi.His Works are in the collection of
National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi. Galerie - Piltzer, France. Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi. J & K Culture Academy, Jammu. Karnataka Government Museum, Bangalore. Kannada University, Hampi. Private collections in India and abroad.
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Silence of the other end
Fiber glass,PVC toys,Super glue,Auto Paint,Wood,Astroturf,T.V set and Video
Size-Variable
height-48inch
2007
Id: AK-01
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Gigi Scaria
Born in 1973 at Kothanalloor, Kerala, India. Gigi has a M.F.A. (painting) from Jamia Millia University, New Delhi in 1998 and B.F.A. (painting) in 1995 from the College of Fine Arts, Thiruvananthapuram.
He has won many scholarships and awards like Sanskriti award in visual art(2005), Inlaks scholarship(2002) and Scholarship for Visual Arts from the Ministry of Human Resources and Development(1995 to 1997). He has been part of various residency programs like CCA7 (Caribbean Contemporary Arts), Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies(2005), Khoj studios, Kirkee Village,New Delhi(2004) and Cittadellarte, Foundation Pistoletto, Biella, Italy(Unidee 2002).
Gigi has had solo shows at Inter America Space at CCA7, Trinidad called Where are the Amerindians? In 2005, Exhibition of recent works at Art Inc., Shaprjhat, New Delhi(2001) and Exhibition of paintings and sculptures at The Great Art Gallery, New Delhi(1998). Apart from these,Gigi Scaria has been a part of numerous group shows in India and Abroad.
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Untitled
Acrylic on Canvas
48" X 72"
2007
Id: GS-03
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Raise Your Hands Those Who Have Touched Him
Multichannel Video Installation With Sound
Duration-33 minutes
2007
Id: GS-04
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Site Under Construction
Acrylic on Paper
30" X 40"
2007
Id: GS-01
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Justin Ponmany
Born in Kerala, India in 1974,Justin graduated from the Sir J.J. School of Art. Justin draws his influences from this city whose landscape is constantly under construction. The domain he deals with ranges from the material "plastic" to a state of mind that is unfortunately plastic; what he would like to term as "Plastic Memory". His awards list includes; In 1997 - 98 fellowship at Sir J.J School of Art, Mumbai, In 2000 West railway centenary Prize at NGMA, Mumbai, and in the year 2003 he was the 1st Runners up at the 4th Bose Pacia Prize for Contemporary Art. He has participated in numerous group shows and is one of the most highly regarded Indian artists of his generation. He lives and works in Mumbai.
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What if Salt Loses Its Saltiness ?
Video Installation
Id: JP-01
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What if Salt Loses Its Saltiness ?
Video Installation
Id: JP-01
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room no.12, zehra chawl, achanak nagar, near shankar mandir,2007
C-Print
55 1/4" x 120"
2007
Id: JP-02
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Prabhu,1b,Indraneel bldg,rdp,1:38,sector 2,charkop,2007
C-Print
55 1/4" x 109"
2007
Id: JP-03
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ramabai ambedkar nagar, b/h mun. school, annabhau sathe vasahat, service road, 2007
C-Print
42" x 73"
2007
Id: JP-04A
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ramabai ambedkar nagar, b/h mun. school, annabhau sathe vasahat, service road, 2007
C-Print
5 1/4" x 5 1/4"
2007
Id: JP-04B
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ramabai ambedkar nagar, b/h mun. school, annabhau sathe vasahat, service road, 2007
C-Print
5 1/4" x 5 1/4"
2007
Id: JP-04C
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ramabai ambedkar nagar, b/h mun. school, annabhau sathe vasahat, service road, 2007
C-Print
A-42" x 73"
B&C-5 1/4" X 5 1/4"
Set of 3(A+B+C)
2007
Id: JP-04
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Kumar Kanti Sen
Born 1968 at Burdwan in West Bengal, India, Kumar Kanti Sen is an Industrial Designer from the prestigious National Institute of Design with mechanical engineering background.
Kumar`s portfolio that include some engineering and management assignments in the earlier phase has since his NID days focused entirely on design and innovation of new products and their styling including furniture, retail,toys,packaging,lifestyle design, exhibitions.Kumar has also been engaged in trend research,conceptual and installation art and allied creative domains.
Since the last couple of years Kumar Kanti Sen has been working as a freelance Industrial Design consultant based in Delhi.
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SENse-2 and Sense
Object Based Pieces
Wood, Plywood, Fabric, Foam and Automative Paint
2007
Id: MS-03
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Mithu Sen
Born in 1971, Mithu Sen is one of the young vibrant faces on the Indian contemporary art scene. An alumnus of Kala Bhavan, Shantiniketan, she has had three solo exhibitions at Lakeeren Art Gallery, Mumbai (2003), Machintosh Gallery, Glasgow (2001) and Art India Style, New Delhi(2000). An avid traveler, she has toured Germany, France, Spain, Austria, Kenya and the UK. She has also won the Charles Wallace India Trust Award in the UK for 2000-2001 and was nominated for the Magna Young Achievers Award for 2003. Mithu Sen lives and works in New Delhi.
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SENse-2 and Sense
Object Based Pieces
Wood, Plywood, Fabric, Foam and Automative Paint
2007
Id: MS-03
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Untitled
SENse-2 and Sense
40" x 30"
Mixed Media on paper
Id: MS-01
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Untitled
SENse-2 and Sense
40" x 30"
Mixed Media on paper
Id: MS-02
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Prajakta Potnis Ponmany
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Prajakta Potnis Ponmany born in 1980,has a B.F.A and M.F.A in Painting from Sir J.J School of Arts, Mumbai. Prajakta Potnis Ponmany creates simple and charismatic fantasies out of mundane things from daily life through her paintings.
She has been the recipient of numerous awards and scholarships, including the Cum. Dallas Award from the Arts Society of India, Mumbai (1997), the Camlin Award, Sir J.J School of Arts, Mumbai (2002) and the INLAKS scholarship (2004-2005).
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Membrane 1
Acrylic and Dry pastel on paper
34" x 42"
2007
Id: PP-04
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Pushpamala N
Pushpamala N was born in Bangalore. She attended Bangalore University from 1976-77, where she studied under Balan Nambiar and then studied Sculpture at the Faculty of Fine Arts, MS University, Baroda. She completed her Bachelors and then her Masters degree in 1985.
Her selective participations include `New Indian Art`, Manchester Art Gallery, UK (2002); `Ways of Resisting`, Sahmat, New Delhi (2002); Art Action for Gujarat, art show and raffle, Bangalore (2002); `Century City` Tate Modern, London, UK (2001); `Moving Ideas` Hoopoe Curatorial, Montreal and Vancouver, Canada (2001); Khoj International Residency, New Delhi (2001); Open Circle International Workshop, Mumbai (2000). In 1999 she curated an exhibition of large site specific works, Sthala Puranagalu, Bangalore.
Her work has been exhibited internationally in shows including: `Seven Young Sculptors` Rabindra Bhavan, New Delhi (1985); 2nd International Women`s Festival Bangkok (1992); `Timeless Art`, Times of India (V.T.Station, Mumbai); `100 Years of NGMA` National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi (1995); `Africus-Johannesburg Biennale` South Africa (1995); `Telling Tales` Bath Festival Trust, traveling exhibition, England (1997). She has taught and lectured widely on arts.
The artist is particularly known for incorporating popular culture into her work. The artist has adopted various popular personas and ironic roles as a vehicle for examining issues of gender, place and history. The comic aspect of her work carries a particularly sharp edge in her photo-based installations and projections, exposing cultural and gender stereotyping while exploring the complex terrain of contemporary urban life in India.
Pushpamala N is the recipient of many honors, including the National Award (1984); the gold medal at the Sixth New Delhi Triennale (1986); the Charles Wallace Trust Fellowship for residency at St. Martin`s School of Art, London (1992-93); the Senior Fellowship, Indian Ministry of Human Resource Development (1995-97).
Formerly from Mumbai, she now lives and works in Bangalore.
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Still from Video- Rashtriy Kheer and Desiy Salad
Video Installation with Sound
Duration-11mins
2004
Id: PN-01
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Indian Lady 1997
Video Installation
Video Loop
1997
Id: PN-02
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Sharmila Samant
Studied Sir J.J. School of Arts, Mumbai. She has done a Rijksakademie & Gasworks Residency, London . Her solo exhibitions include Experiential Installation (Lakereen, The Contemporary Art Gallery, Mumbai, 1997); Aere Perennius (Lakeeren, The Contemporary Art Gallery, Mumbai); One Person Show, (FIA Gallery, Amsterdam, 1996). Her group exhibitioms and participations include Sub terrain (House of World Culture, Berlin, Germany); Pabellon de Cuba (Vedado, Havanna Biennale), (Collaborative work by Open Circle), Cuba; Video Show , Gallery Chemould, Mumbai; From The Seed to the Tree (Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, Oslo); A/P, Artist proof (Chemould Art Gallery); Migration, City, Home, Birla Art Gallery, Calcutta, Max Muller Bhavan, New Delhi; OK. Video, Jakarta Video Art Festival, (Indonesia, 2003); Sorry for the Inconvenience (Siam Art Space, Bangkok); Moving Collection (AIT Hour Museum, Tokyo), (Govett-Brewster Art Gallery); Liverpool Biennale, The Fourth Wall, Public Art Development Trust (PADT); Under Construction (Tokyo, The Japan Foundation Forum / Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery, 2002) ; Century City - Art and Culture in the Modern Metropolis (The Tate Modern, London); Rest and Motion (Klein Karoo National Arts Festival, Oudtshoorn, South Africa); Camouflage (The Nehru House, London, 2001); The Mumbai Metaphor (Gallery Tao, Mumbai); Guarene Arte, 2000, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebandengo per l`Arte, (Torino, Italy); Open Circle, (Pundole Art Gallery, Mumbai); Art and Technology , (The NGMA, Mumbai; Open Circuit`, (The NSA Gallery, Durban, 2000); Icons of the Millennium (Lakereen, The Contemporary Art Gallery, Mumbai, 1999); 50 Years of Art in Mumbai, (NGMA, Mumbai, 1997); 100 Years of Cinema, (Lakereen, , The Contemporary Art Gallery Mumbai); Gift for India, travelling exhibition (SAHMAT, Delhi, Mumbai, 1996). The artist lives and works in Mumbai.
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7/11 2006
Digital Prints on Lustre Paper
16" x 24" each (Set of 16)
Edition of five
2/5
2006
Id: SS-01
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Shefali Nayan
Shefali was born in 1975. She completed her M.F.A. in Painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts, M.S. University, Baroda in1999. She has had solo exhibitions at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Ahmedabad in 2000,1 &2 and has participated in various exhibitions including group showa at Indian Contemporary Women Artists, Museum Art Gallery, Mumbai, 2005; Huthseeing Visual Art Centre, Ahmedabad, August 2003 and Miniature Format Paintings, Kanoria Centre for Arts, Ahmedabad, Oct. 2002.
Her works speak of some moments and some glimpses from life, some beautiful memories and feelings. These moments might not be eventful happenings but significant moments that make life colorful and cheerful and sharpen your sensibility. And that is possible with children or people who see life with a child`s eye. The joy of creating a mud house for a child is as good as making his own house decorated with cloth flags, twigs and flowers!
The pleasant amalgamation of the aesthetics of these moments and the various forms, textures and colors create a fairy tale and a kaleidoscopic world in Shefali`s works. The artist lives and works in Ahmedabad.
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Body Building
Acrylic on Canvas
24" x 30"
2006
Id: SN-15
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Soap Bubbles
Acrylic on Canvas
24" x 30"
2007
Id: SN-16
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Tushar Joag
Studied at the Sir J.J. School of Art, Mumbai, and the Faculty of Fine Arts, Baroda . He did a residency at the Rijksakademie, Amsterdam , in 1998-2000. Joag is a founder member of the artists initiative Open Circle Arts Trust, Mumbai. He has participated in several shows, received awards and scholarships. The artist lives and works in Mumbai.
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Mutants of the SVMS Lamp Post woman (Street Vendors Mimetic Scheme)
Mix Media on Paper
60" X 45"
2007
Id: TJ-03
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Mutants of the SVMS-Postbox Man (Street Vendors Mimetic Scheme)
Pencil on paper
60" X 45"
2007
Id: TJ-02
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Mutants of The Street Vendors Mimetic Scheme Assume Their Forms
Pencil on paper
45" X 60"
2007
Id: TJ-01
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