Jehangir Art Gallery has been organized a group art exhibition of paintings, sculptures, and graphics in different mediums and styles under one roof at Jehangir Art Gallery, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai from 20th to 29th June 2025 between 11am to 7pm.
An exhibition of artworks by selected students who have passed out from 19 art colleges in Maharashtra.
The exhibition includes artworks by students from many colleges in Maharashtra, including The exhibition mainly features works from Government College of Art, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, J. K. Academy of Art and Design, Mumbai, Thane School of Art, Thane, S. N. D. T. College, Mumbai, Devrukh College of Art and Design, Ratnagiri, Satpute Lalit Kala, Jalgaon, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Karmayogi Appasaheb Kadadi Chitrakala, Mahavidyalaya, Solapur, Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Nagpur, S. N. D. T. Women’s University, Pune, Viva Institute of Applied Art, Virar, Rachna Sansad Academy of Fine Arts and Craft, Mumbai, Yashwant Kala Mahavidyalaya, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Kalavishwa Mahavidyalaya, Sangli, Vasai Vikasini’s College of Visual Art, Vasai, Government College of Art and Design, Nagpur, Abhinav Kala Mahavidyalaya, Pune, Sir J. J. School of Art, Architecture and Design, Mumbai, Vasant Dada Patil Pratishthan’s College of Engineering and Visual Arts, Mumbai.
In this exhibition, art lovers have a golden opportunity to view nearly 175 artworks by 104 art students from 19 art colleges in Maharashtra.
It will showcase several artworks such as paintings, sculptures, Graphics in vivid mediums and techniques like realistic, semi realistic, abstract, contemporary, modern, surrealistic spiritual etc in oil, acrylic, water colours, soft pastels, charcoal, Pen & Ink, fiberglass, metal etching mixed medium and many more.
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From: 20th to 29 June 2025
Jehangir Art Gallery Presents
45th Monsoon Art Show
VENUE:
Jehangir Art Gallery,
161-B, M.G. Road
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001
Timing: 11am to 7pm
EXPOPEDIA is proud to present Amalgamation-13, an exquisite exhibition featuring a blend of paintings and sculptures that promise to captivate art lovers and collectors alike. The event will be graced by the Chief Guest, Mr. Dinesh Sinha, Executive Director of Byword Books Pvt. Ltd. and Incharge of Ratna Books (Ratna Translation Series). His presence will mark the occasion with a touch of distinction, setting the tone for a memorable evening.
Artist: Ajit Deswandikar
The exhibition will also welcome a distinguished lineup of Guests of Honor, including Prof. (Dr.) K.G. Suresh, Director of India Habitat Centre, Delhi, Ms. Sheela Bhatt, a Renowned Journalist, and Mr. Prakash Bal Joshi, a celebrated artist and author. Their participation underscores the significance of the event in the cultural calendar of New Delhi.
The preview of Amalgamation -13 will take place on 24th June 2025 at 6:30 PM, offering an exclusive first look at the impressive array of artworks on display. Following the preview, a live demonstration by Mr. Prakash Bal Joshi is scheduled for 25th June 2025 from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, where visitors can witness the creative process up close. The live demonstration is free of charge, making it an exciting opportunity for art enthusiasts to engage directly with a renowned artist.
This show is curated by Aparimita Sapru
The exhibition will remain open to the public from 25th to 30th June 2025, with viewing hours from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily at the Visual Arts Gallery, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. Located near the Airforce Bal Bharati School, the gallery offers a spacious and vibrant environment for the display of such significant works of art. This exhibition showcases a diverse range of art forms by all 35 participating artists. It features landscapes such as Ganga Ghat, abstract works, sculptures, Landscapes, abstracts, monuments, religious, Indian culture and other modern art styles. Art enthusiasts can enjoy a variety of artistic expressions all in one place, making it a true visual treat for lovers of art.
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| Artist: Rajul Mody |
Participating Artists:
Prakash Bal Joshi, Prof. Prakash Bhise, Sikandar Mulla, Ratan Saha, Ashif Hossain, Ajit Deswandikar, Bhavesh Patel, Mamta Malhotra, Satish R. Gaikwad, Suresh Laxman Gosavi, Maya Menon, Kadambari Mehta, Ragini Rajendra Sinkar, Rajshree Patange, Rakhee Shah, Bhavya Ramakrishnan, Sanjeeta Ahmed, Shaivi Janak Shah, Uttara Samant, Rajul Mody, Pooja Nitin Goud, Alka Pandey, Dr. Ishita Purkayastha Biswas, Poonam Chopra, Bhavini Mayur Golwala, Uma Krishnamoorthy, Dipayan Ghosh, Jayendra Gohil, Rajeev Kapdee, Anisha Gupta, Maithillee Zaveri.
Press Release
24th to 30th June 2025
EXPOPEDIA Presents
“Amalgamation -13”
An Exhibition of Paintings & Sculptures
VENUE:
Visual Arts Gallery, India Habitat Centre
Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110003
Contact: +91 9819511124
Timing: 11am to 8pm.
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| Artist: Amitabh Ashesh |
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| Recent work by Amitabh Ashesh |
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Banoo Batliboi- A self-taught paper artist. She works with old, often abandoned books, re-imagining them into amazing paper sculptures that she brings to life using precision folding (rather than cutting or sticking).
Gitanjali Das -A rare female artist in Oriya Pattachitra, and a student of the master artist Arjun Maharana. Gitanjali paints on silk fabric and on palm leaves, telling stories of gods and goddesses, forests and nature, in exquisitely intricate detail. Painted with fine brushes that are almost nib-like, and natural pigments made from ground minerals, each exceptional artwork can take several months to complete, and is both a testament to the artist’s skill and a true labour of love.
Hardev Chauhan's work explores the societal impact of agriculture, capturing the delicate balance between the natural world and human intervention through painting on subjects like cotton, cloth, wheat, maize, and groundnut.
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It’s unclear as to whether Einstein was talking about a political or scientific revolution, but it is evident that art and breaking away are intermingled at the core.
Method is an introspective and “extrospective” approach to art and the world in which it currently exists. By acknowledging that limitlessness is an inherent characteristic of creativity,
we fall beyond the domain of predetermined outcomes not only as artists but as a community.
In doing so, we transpose and expand with the movement of art. This cultivates collaboration and experimentation for the purpose of expression as well as discovery.
Method has galleries in Mumbai & New Delhi.
Date: 24th May – 22nd June, 2025
Characterised by "gentle" characteristics and western education the rise of Bhadralok in the 19th century reflected changes in the nature of Bengali identity and subjectively. The colonial experience led to concern of Bengal elite to define for themselves a social class that would delineate their nobility and shape a new code of acceptance.
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| Artist - Pintu Paul |
The "Babu" were associated with this new class of Bengalis eager to adopt Western manners and learn that they formed the bulk the workforce needed the cosmopolitan enclave of Calcutta Babumoshai enjoyed a style of life in common and was conscious of Its existence as a class organised to further its ends. The prototype Babu was one whose attire was a variety of English and Indian, claiming to be taught English and flaunting his status in society.
The title "Babumoshai was added as a prefix or suffix to a person's name to recognize (wealthy) Indians who had provided service and assistance to the British in establishing their commercial and political base in India. Raja Nabakrishna Deb of Sobhabazar Rajbari was first known 'Babu' from Calcutta. The rise of Bengali Babu(or Babumoshai) as a social class was mainly due to trade and Enterprise in British colonial Bengal.
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| BABUMOSHAI IN LONG DRIVE |
Post 1857, we witnessed a change in the way these Babus were represented in popular domains. The young Bengali babu was presented as a cartoon character, a ridiculous fusion of East and West, wearing a Dhoti, coat and hat, wearing a monocle, carrying an umbrella and smoking a cigar. I tried to depict their lifestyle in this exhibition.
Born in Kolhapur, India, in 1991, Kapil is a young master artist whose work explores the intersections of identity, memory, and human experience through pencil, charcoal, acrylic, and oil color. His series, STIMULATION, delves into the raw truth of egotism, drawing inspiration from the intricate sculptures of the Khidrapur temple in Shirol Taluka, near his village. Kapil believes nudity is in the mind of the beholder, and through the nude human form adorned with animal masks, he probes the depths of sensuality, sexuality, and the evocative essence of the female. These masks, embodying animal behaviors veiled by human faces, reveal primal instincts beneath our exteriors. His process is intuitive yet deliberate, beginning with expressive sketches that evolve into vibrant, textured paintings pulsing with lines, colors, rhythm, and desire. Each artwork is a discovery, a question, and an invitation to see the body as a profound source of connection. Rooted in Indian cultural heritage, Kapil’s art builds bridges between perspectives, celebrating the sensual as a universal language.
