Date: April 18 – 26, June 2014 Venue: Art Gate Gallery, Churchgate, Mumbai
18th June : ART TALK : Chief Guest Speech
Archana Mishra : 4:30pm 5:30pm
Creative Expressions ( Hindi)
Prakash Waghmare : 6pm: 7pm
Art Walk ( Marathi)
Date: April 18 – 26, June 2014 Venue: Art Gate Gallery, Churchgate, Mumbai
Byline: The Art Gate Gallery hosts an exhibition of contemporary paintings by Maharashtra based Artist
- Nitin Vinchure
- Madhav Joshi
- Vikas Malhara
- Vijai Jain
- Ashok Hinge
- Raju Baviskar
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| ( Group of artist Green Palette ) |
About the exhibition:in this group show ‘Green
Palette’ is a revival of freshness of Romanticism. As its name
suggests, it is about taking the world back into nature holding on the
social reality as well. The artists involved in this exhibition have
creations depicting man’s mystic relationship with nature. There is also
a revolutionary energy flowing in Green Palette which deliberately
transforms our perception of the world. Like, artist Ashok Hinge, who
uses natural and man-made elements in nature to simplify the concept of
completeness of world around us. Nature is a source of subject and
image; it’s a refuge from the artificial constructs of civilization.
Green Palette aims at retrieving clean and green environment world wide.
Every artists participating in this exhibition contributes in one form
or the other in increasing Environmental awareness and spreading
greener. It would be a great delight to feel and experience the revival
of Romanticism in art after a long time on the group show ‘Green
Palette’ and also be a part of spreading the message- Gear up to make
Globe Green again.
About the artist’s work and artist:
Nitin Vinchure
displays classic interpretation of all creations in this Universe with
his imagination. He logical explains his imagination cum interpretation
saying that, before any creation, there was only the Mahashunya or Nix.
But Shakti or Sheerenrgy existed ...
Vijai Jain
creations are perfect examples of symbolic creations. For him Solar
System, Earth, Soil, Water, Birds, trees and his alkies’- the human
beings, all the gleans are symbols surrounding us. Life proceeds
enjoying the process of decoding the meaning these gleans...
Madhav Joshi
desires to express the "inexpressible"--the infinite--through the
available resources of colors and forms. He too is completely awed by
nature. He applauds the Nature’s capacity as a unified whole. The
realistic creations are devoid of scientific or rationalist
associations.
Vikas Malhara.
I feel his statement suggests that nothing is static and permanently
dominant in Life. For him Life is a kaleidoscope of happiness and
sorrow, of brightness and darkness, of the beautiful and the ugly, of
the form and the formless, of the seen and the unseen. They interplay,
dominate by turns, changing patterns and meanings along the way.
Raju Baviskar,
social realism is subordinate to imaginative suggestion, and most
importantly the ideals suggested by his creations based on honest, hard
working villager, their struggle round the clock for survival all these
have simplicity and innocence, drawn with deep thinking of the
reflections that he has seen in their eyes and expressions on their
faces. The bodies are worn out and yet have hopes of something good to
happen.
Ashok Hinge
manages at his best to unify symbolism and realism. His creations are
inspired by the God-made and Man-made elements, which is an attempt by
the artist to metaphorically simplify the universe. For him man-made
creations like temples as shown in ‘Surya Mandir’ is as important as
lush green surroundings, mystical landscapes.
The artist lives and works in Mumbai.
- by Pankaja JK
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