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Sayyam Delhi November 2009 Sayyam … a Sanskrit word which evokes a sense of harmony, balance, wholeness. The perfect name for an exhibition brought to you by two rising stars in the art firmament … Gallery 5 and Artistree … who have come together to bring you the best in the world of art. Powerful yet serene, sublime yet evocative, Sayyam is a collusion, a meeting of minds and an amalgamation of energies featuring the works of the great masters. Gallery 5, brings you the rich heritage of art. Masters old and new who are immortalised on canvas and paper. Artistree is an energetic fellowship of young artists whose collection of fresh and invigorating oils on canvas kindle in the partaker a sense of longing for that pure and powerful world just beyond the reach of the mortal sense. Come and revel in the bridging of dichotomies, the merging of the halves, the yin and the yang of life and the underlying harmony of the universe. Discover yourself in the world of raw beauty and abstract perfection. Immerse yourself in Sayyam. Sanjay Sethia - Gallery 5 David Maurer - Artistree November, 2009 Angelina Kumar Arpana Caur F.N. Souza Jamini Roy 9 19 33 43 Anita Chauhan Amitava Das Ganesh Pyne Joydip Sengupta 11 21 35 45 Anwar Khan Bhupen Khakhar G.R. Santosh Laxma Goud 13 23 37 46 Ashok Bhowmick B.N. Arya J. Sabavala Laxma Goud 15 25 38 47 Arpana Caur D. Maurer J. Sabavala Laxma Goud 16 26 39 48 Arpana Caur D. Rathore Jai Zharotia Laxma Goud 18 28 40 49 Arpana Caur D. Rathore Jai Zharotia M.F. Husain 19 31 41 50 M.F. Husain Rahim Mirza S.H. Raza Thota Vaikuntham 53 66 77 89 Paramjit Singh Rahim Mirza Sanatan Dinda Thota Vaikuntham 55 67 79 90 Neeraj Goswami Ram Kumar Suman Roy Thota Vaikuntham 57 68 81 91 Manu Parekh Ram Kumar Sanjeev Verma Tyeb Mehta 59 69 83 93 Paresh Maity Rashmi Sikand Sidharth Vasundhra Tiwari 61 71 85 95 Neeraj Bakshi Ramesh Gorjala Sohan Qadri Venkatesh Pate 63 73 87 97 Rabin Mondal Rekha Rodwittiya Thota Vaikuntham Atul Sinha 65 75 88 99 Angelina Kumar 17” x 36” Oil on Canvas 2009 8 9 Anita Chauhan CHILD WITH BALLOON 48” x 36” Acrylic on Canvas 2007 10 11 Anwar Khan 34” x 34” Acrylic on Canvas 2009 12 13 Ashok Bhowmick BULL & BIRD 36” x 24” Acrylic, Ink & Pen on Canvas 2008 14 15 Arpana Caur JOURNEY 36” x 60” Triptych Acrylic on Canvas 1992 16 17 Arpana Caur 21.5” x 14.5” Mixed Media on Paper 1991 21.5” x 14.5” Mixed Media on Paper 1992 MILKY WAY 14” x 10.5” Etching 1995 18 19 Amitava Das 92 cms X 114 cms Acrylic & Oil on Canvas 2002-03 20 21 Bhupen Khakhar 9.5” x 7” Limited Edition Etching 1 of 23 22 23 B.N. Arya 30” x 20” Watercolour on Paper 24 25 David Maurer A NEW DAWN 30” x 80” Diptych Oil on Canvas 2009 26 27 Dharmendra Rathore A DeceNT coupLE 48” x 84” Acrylic on Canvas 2009 28 29 Dharmendra Rathore ENLIGHTENMENT 30” x 20” Watercolour on Paper 2008 30 31 F.N. Souza 12.5” x 9.5” Tempra on Canvas 1962 32 33 Ganesh Pyne YELLOW SARI 19” x 18” Mixed Media on Paper 2004 34 35 G.R. Santosh BRAHMAND 30” x 24” Oil on Canvas 1995 36 37 J. Sabavala J. Sabavala UNDER SAIL 24” x 19” L.E. Serigraph 2007 17.5” x 11” Watercolour on Paper 38 39 Jai Zharotia Jai Zharotia 15” x 20.5” Acrylic on Paper 2001 15” x 20.5” Acrylic on Paper 2001 40 41 Jamini Roy 8.5” x 27” Tempra on Paper 42 43 Joydip Sengupta TWO TO TANGO 48” x 48” Acrylic on Canvas 2008 44 45 Laxma Goud Laxma Goud 9.5” x 13.5” Pen & Watercolour on Paper cc. 1980’s 17” x 11.5” Mixed Media on Paper 1983 46 47 Laxma Goud Laxma Goud MAN WITH LAMP 10.5” x 9.5” Acrylic on Paper cc. 1980’s 10.5” x 9.5” Acrylic on Paper cc. 1980’s 48 49 50 51 M.F. Husain Previous Image: 34” x 57” Acrylic on Canvas 2003 14” x 21” Pencil on Paper 1982 52 53 Paramjit Singh 7” x 9.5” Charcoal on Paper 2000 54 55 Neeraj Goswami ToGETHER “WITH LOVE” 28” x 24” Acrylic & Gold Leaf on Canvas 2008 56 57 Manu Parekh 22” x 17” Mixed Media on Paper 1995 58 59 Paresh Maity 60” x 50” Mixed Media on Paper 2007 60 61 Neeraj Bakshi 16” x 12” Watercolour on Paper 2009 62 63 Rabin Mondal 19” x 14” Acrylic on Paper 2001 64 65 Rahim Mirza Rahim Mirza 21” x 21” Acrylic on Canvas 2006 21” x 21” Acrylic on Canvas 2006 66 67 Ram Kumar Ram Kumar 36” x 24” Oil on Canvas 1978 8” x 7” Mixed Media on Paper 1976 68 69 Rashmi Sikand 30” x 40” Acrylic on Canvas 2009 70 71 Ramesh Gorjala 38” x 33” Acrylic on Canvas 2008 72 73 Rekha Rodwittiya PRIVATE SPACES 66” x 46.5” Acrylic & Oil on Canvas 2001 74 75 S.H. Raza 60 cms x 30 cms Acrylic on Canvas 1996 76 77 Sanatan Dinda 28” x 22” Acrylic & Oil on Canvas 2008 78 79 Suman Roy 36” x 24” Acrylic on Acrylic Sheet 2006 80 81 Sanjeev Verma 42” x 42” Acrylic on Canvas 2007 82 83 Sidharth THE LOTUS 50” x 40” Silver / Gold Leaf & Natural Pigments on Canvas 2009 84 85 Sohan Qadri 39” x 27.5” Watercolour on Handmade Paper 2007 86 87 Thota Vaikuntham Thota Vaikuntham 24” x 18” Acrylic on Canvas 2009 18” x 24” Acrylic on Canvas 2009 88 89 Thota Vaikuntham Thota Vaikuntham 12.5” x 8” Acrylic on Paper cc 1990’s 12.5” x 8” Acrylic on Paper cc 1990’s 90 91 Tyeb Mehta 25” x 19” Pen on Paper 1992 92 93 Vasundhra Tiwari 62” x 46” Acrylic on Paper 94 95 Venkatesh Pate 36” x 36” Acrylic on canvas 2009 96 97 Atul Sinha Free Standing Natural Wood 98 99 Angelina Kumar b 1986 insight into blending matter with aesthetics. His forte, however, is sculpture and what makes him stand out Angelina Kumar produced her first oil-on-canvas painting at the age of 16 and since then has never looked back. in the crowd of young artists pursuing all sorts of fads is the fact that he has consistently been producing Her innovative style, which has been lauded by critics as “ground-breaking”, utilizes surreal and conceptual ‘sculpture for use’ images to portray a wide variety of themes. She recently embarked on a tour of Europe, which she used as an occasion to display her art in European cities. Bhupen Khakhar b 1934 Bhupen Khakhar was born in Bombay in 1934 into a middle class Gujarati family. His father died when Khakhar Anita Chauhan b 1968 was four years old, and his mother, Mahalaxmi, brought up the children. In keeping with the expectations Anita Chauhan has been described as some one representing the new talent that was emerging in India and of the successful mercantile classes, Khakhar initially trained as an accountant, graduating with degrees in her figurative contemporary art was vibrant, colorful, full of form, sensuality and expression. Anita has commerce and administration. He began painting in the early 1960s. He moved to the University town of transformed into a fine artist and her lines have a life of their own. The sheer force, the sheer energy and Baroda, north of Bombay, where he completed a degree in Art Criticism at the Fine Art Faculty at the M.S. the sheer fluidity compels one with a mesmerizing effect. She is a promising artist of whom we will surely University. Khakhar thus comes to painting relatively late. His early works draw on his interest in the imagery hear a great deal about in the years ahead. Anita has done several shows and has been written about quite of Indian popular culture - cinema posters, calendar art and street kitsch. This interest is now less apparent extensively on her themes and interests. Anita, age 41 years, has a creative background and has been painting in the work of Khakar, who has become an established artist and one of India’s foremost contemporary for the last ten years. She is self-taught and successful and has a fairly large list of prominent collectors and painters. admirers. B.N. Arya b 1936 Anwar Khan b 1964 Arya is purely an artist of Indian ethos, culture and customs. He has perfected the difficult technique of National Diploma in Fine Arts from, Gwalior, (M.P.) He has had many solo shows throughout India and watercolour so well that he became the lone exponent of the wash medium and imagery of the Neo-Bengal Internationally. He has participated in selected Group shows including the Bharat Bhavan Biennial of International School in Uttar Pradesh. The impact of colour in his wash paintings is vibrant and pulsating with life. Wash Prints, Bhopal 1991; 6th International independent Exhibition, Japan 1990; Indo-Russian International Art painting has been defined as a poem in line and colour. Hence poetic effects are heightened by the use of Exhibition, New Delhi 1991. International show Com-Art, Korea, Indo-Syrian art exhibition. His work are in the hazy lines and colour. The tones of colour when superimposed on one another, promote phantasmagoria of collection of the National Gallery of Modern Art, Delhi, the Lalit Kala Akademi, Delhi and several private and colourful shades, ennobling and uplifting its appeal.
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