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DETAILS of the PROGRAMMES with CONCEPT UNDERTAKEN by the LKARC, LUCKNOW DURING the PERIOD 1 FEBRUARY 2013 to 31 March 2014 DETAILS OF THE PROGRAMMES WITH CONCEPT UNDERTAKEN BY THE LKARC, LUCKNOW DURING THE PERIOD 1 FEBRUARY 2013 TO 31 March 2014 PROGRAMME - 1 INTERACTIVE LECTURE BY DR. ALKA PANDE Concept of the programme To give emphasis on the theoretical part of the fine art, this programme is conceived. It is considered that expression of art is completely practical one, but its theory part is equally important. So, an eminent personality is invited to speak on art. This way, the academics of the fine art comes before the intellectuals and artists. So, organizing such programmes give the prominence to art, artists, art historians and art critics. Details of the event INTERACTIVE LECTURE BY DR. ALKA PANDE - Subject –CENTRE/PERIPHERY? CONSTELLATIONS: RECENT TRENDS IN THE CONTEMPORARY INDIAN ART was presented at 4.00 pm on 13 February 2013 at Centre’s premises. Dr. Pande is an Art Historian. While delivering her lecture on the topic, she also showed her CDs. The illustrative lecture was continued for about 1 & ½ hours. The artists, art lovers and media attended the lecture. The print and electronic media covered the exhibition. PROGRAMME - 2 LECTURE PROGRAMME BY PADMA SHRI MAKRAND SATHE Concept of the programme To give emphasis on the theoretical part of the fine art, this programme is conceived. It is considered that expression of art is completely practical one, but its theory part is equally important. So, an eminent personality is invited to speak on art. This way, the academics of the fine art comes before the intellectuals and artists. So, organizing such programmes give the prominence to art, artists, art historians and art critics. Details of the event Lalit Kala Akademi Regional Centre, Lucknow organized a Lecture programme on ‘POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF MARATHI THEATRE DURING 19TH CENTURY COLONIAL PERIOD’ by Sri Sathe, Eminent Writer and Critic from Pune at THE MS UNIVERSITY, Baroda in their collaboration on 18 February 2013. A large number of students of Art and Faculty members attended the lecture programme. PROGRAMME - 3 ARTIST IN RESIDENCY (SCULPTOR) BY JAYANTI L. NAIK Concept of the programme Artist in residency programme has been conceived to nourish such areas of Fine Art 1 Education, which are still under developed. In this programme, we invite a scholar from the place known for their skill and talent in the field of Fine Art and request them to present, demonstrative, Illustrate and express their knowledge of Fine Art with a view to implant the same in the students of fine art, who are not so aware with the present art world scenario and current trends of contemporary art. Details of the event Lalit Kala Akademi Regional Centre, Lucknow organized the Artist in Residency (Sculptor) by Sri Jayanti L. Naik, Ahmedabad from 25 February to 3 March 2013 at Ipkowala Santram College of Fine Arts, Vallabh Vidya Nagar in their collaboration. The invited artist - Sri Jayanti L. Naik worked in fiber glass medium and created a sculpture entitled THUNDER NOISE. Now this artwork is part of our permanent collection. In this programme a number of fine art students of Vallabh Vidya Nagar have taken part and learnt the techniques from Sri Naik. The media also covered the event. PROGRAMME - 4 INTERACTIVE LECTURE BY PADMASHRI DR. YASHODHAR MATHPAL Concept of the programme To give emphasis on the theoretical part of the fine art, this programme is conceived. It is considered that expression of art is completely practical one, but its theory part is equally important. So, an eminent personality is invited to speak on art. This way, the academics of the fine art comes before the intellectuals and artists. So, organizing such programmes give the prominence to art, artists, art historians and art critics. Details of the event INTERACTIVE LECTURE BY DR. YASHODHAR MATHPAL - Subject –MANAV AVAM RANGON KA SANSAR - EK PURATATVIK SARVEKSHAN was presented at 4.00 pm on 4 March 2013 at Centre’s premises. Dr. Mathpal is an Artist and archeologist. While delivering his lecture on the topic, he also showed his CDs. The illustrative lecture was continued for about 1 & ½ hours. The artists, art lovers and media attended the lecture. The print and electronic media covered the exhibition. PROGRAMME - 5 REGIONAL SCULPTORS CAMP (STONE CARVING) Concept of the programme The Artists Camps are organised with an objective to provide a common platform to the artists of the different states. Through this programme, the participating artists are also given a chance to interact with each other, share their views and techniques and find out new dimensions of art to create something new and innovative. Artists are given full freedom and an opportunity to visit new places, so that they can get 2 some creative material, ambience and new stuff in that place to use in their art. This is very popular way of enhancing creativity amongst all class of artists – young, upcoming and senior. Details of the event The Lalit Kala Akademi Regional Centre, Lucknow organized the Regional Sculptors Camp at its premises from 15 to 24 March 2013. The following is the list of participants:- 1. SRI SACHIN DADHICHI UDAIPUR 2. SRI HARDIK KANSARA BARODA 3. MS. RITU SHEKHAWAT JAIPUR 4. SRI PANKAJ VERMA LUCKNOW 5. SRI RITESH PRATAP SINGH, LUCKNOW 6. SRI KRISHAN YADAV VARANASI 7. SRI ATUL MAHAJAN BARODA PROGRAMME - 6 REGIONAL GRAPHIC CAMP Concept of the programme The Artists Camps are organised with an objective to provide a common platform to the artists of the different states. Through this programme, the participating artists are also given a chance to interact with each other, share their views and techniques and find out new dimensions of art to create something new and innovative. Artists are given full freedom and an opportunity to visit new places, so that they can get some creative material, ambience and new stuff in that place to use in their art. This is very popular way of enhancing creativity amongst all class of artists – young, upcoming and senior. Details of the event The Lalit Kala Akademi Regional Centre, Lucknow organized the Regional Graphics Camp at its premises from 18 to 24 March 2013. The following is the list of participants:- 1. MS. SWETA KUMARI BANASTHALI 2. MS. KAJAL SHAH GUJARAT 3. MS. RACHNA D. BADRAKIA GUJARAT 4. MS. SHASHI KALA SINGH GOUTAM VARANASI 5. MR. SANJIV KISORE GOUTAM VARANASI 6. SRI BHUPENDRA K. ASTHANA LUCKNOW 7. MS. RADHIKA DAVE RAJKOT 3 8. SRI RAJESH KUMAR SINGH ALLAHABAD PROGRAMME - 7 REGIONAL PAINTING CAMP Concept of the programme The Artists Camps are organised with an objective to provide a common platform to the artists of the different states. Through this programme, the participating artists are also given a chance to interact with each other, share their views and techniques and find out new dimensions of art to create something new and innovative. Artists are given full freedom and an opportunity to visit new places, so that they can get some creative material, ambience and new stuff in that place to use in their art. This is very popular way of enhancing creativity amongst all class of artists – young, upcoming and senior. Details of the event The Lalit Kala Akademi Regional Centre, Lucknow organized the Regional Painters Camp at its premises from 18 to 24 March 2013. The following is the list of participants:- 1. SRI WASIM WANI ALIGARH 2. MS. UPASNA TRIPATHI LUCKNOW 3. SRI CHANDAN AGARWAL LUCKNOW 4. SRI PRAJAPATI PULKIT AHMEDABAD 5. MS. SHITAL PANCHAL BARODA 6. SRI HEMANT DWIVEDI UDAIPUR 7. SRI RAVI NATHALAL SACHULA AHMEDABAD The Valedictory Function of REGIONAL SCULPTURE CAMP, REGIONAL GRAPHIC CAMP and REGIONAL PAINTING CAMP was held on 24 March 2013 at 5.00 PM Lalit Kala Akademi Regional Centre, Lucknow. Dr. Rakesh Tewari, Director, State Archeology Dept, UP was the chief guest on this occasion. He delivered the valedictory address and inaugurated the exhibition of art works created by 22 participants, who attended the Regional Camps and executed the art works during their stay at Lucknow. The exhibition continued till the evening of 25 March 2013. A number of art students, artists and art lovers witnessed the events. The electronic and print media also covered the event. PROGRAMME - 8 FILM SHOW Concept of the programme 4 The films on art were sent by the HQ from their archives. It is found that these are very good films and should be screened for the benefit of working artists and art lovers so a series of film shows were organised and they were well received by the artists as they were made on very good themes. Details of the event The Lalit Kala Akademi Regional Centre, Lucknow organized a Film Show at its premises on 22 March 2013. The following films were screened:- 1. IMPRESSION 2. PAINTER OF OUR PEOPLE 3. MADHUBANI PAINTINGS A number of art students, artists and art lovers attended the film show. PROGRAMME ORGANISEED BY RC LUCKNOW DURING THE YEAR 2013-14 PROGRAMME-1 INTACH – LKARC COLLABORATIVE EXHIBITION Concept of the programme This exhibition was organised to show case the art of Lucknow i.e. calligraphy and Chikankari, which is quite famous in Awadh region. The INTACH had this idea which was supported by the RC Lucknow to promote the art of Lucknow. Details of the event The INTACH, Lucknow Chapter organised Exhibition entitled ‘Lucknow Ki Sarjameen’ on famous calligraphy and paintings of Lucknow from 8 to 13 July 2013 at RC Lucknow galleries in collaboration with LKARC, Lucknow. Shri Sanjeev Saran IAS inaugurated the exhibition at 5 pm on 8.7.2013. Mrs. Malini Awasthi, Eminent Singer was present at the inaugural ceremony as Guest of Honour. The calligraphy paintings of Shri Vishnu Narain Agarwal and Sri Syyed Azim Haider and paintings by Shri Pankaj Gupta were displayed in the exhibition.
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