Art by Kavita Nayar
Art exhibition 'Rupantar Panch Dashak: Five Decades of Printmaking' in Delhi from May 7; Read details
Venue Visual Art gallery India Habitat center Lodhi Road New Delhi
Time 11 Am to 7 pm
Babushahi Bureau
Chandigarh, April 29, 2024: An art exhibition "Rupantar Panch Dashak: Five Decades of Printmaking' presented by Members of Multiple Encounters will be held in Visual Art Gallery India Habitat Center Lodhi Road New Delhi from May 7 to 14.
It promises to be a captivating showcase of talent from Anandamoy Banerjee, Kavita Nayar, Moti Zharotia, Dattatreya Apte, and Sushanta Guha. The Visual Art Gallery in New Delhi will host this event from May 7th to May 14th, offering art enthusiasts a chance to immerse themselves in a diverse range of printmaking styles and expressions. The exhibition is curated by Alka Pandey.
With a history spanning over two decades, Multiple Encounters has established itself as a prominent collective dedicated to pushing the boundaries of printmaking. Through collaborative projects and a commitment to deeper dialogue, the group has garnered success both locally and internationally. Multiple Encounters showcases the individual practices of each member, highlighting their technical mastery and conceptual richness.
The exhibition features a range of techniques and themes, from Moti Zharotia's exploration of life and spirituality in his serigraphs to Anandamoy Banerjee's depiction of the rhythm of life in woodcuts and etchings. Dattatreya Apte's studies on chiaroscuro through intaglios and Kavita Nayar's recollection of pandemic horrors in her etchings add depth and complexity to the collection. Sushanta Guha's lithographs and aquatints offer critical commentaries on society and its future, inviting viewers to reflect on pressing issues.
Printmaking, as an art form, is often underexplored within contemporary discourse. Despite its intricacies and dedicated practitioners, printmaking remains undervalued in comparison to other mediums. Multiple Encounters seeks to challenge this perception by championing printmaking as a celebrated art form, accessible to all.
Through the exhibition, Multiple Encounters invites viewers to delve into the world of printmaking, where each mark tells a story and sparks introspection. The group's dedication to education, visibility, and dialogue ensures that the legacy of printmaking continues to thrive. Multiple Encounters is a collective of printmakers dedicated to pushing the boundaries of printmaking through collaboration, dialogue, and innovation. With a history spanning over two decades, the group has established itself as a prominent force in the contemporary art scene, both locally and internationally.
Anandamoy Banerjee, Kavita Nayar, Moti Zharotia, Dattatreya Apte, and Sushanta Guha are celebrated printmakers known for their technical mastery and conceptual richness. Their works explore a wide range of themes and techniques, inviting viewers to delve into the intricacies of printmaking.