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Visual Art Installations at Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2013 VISUAL ART INSTALLATIONS AT KALA GHODA ARTS FESTIVAL 2013 RAMPART ROW - INSTALLATION # ARTIST TITLE # ARTIST TITLE 1 MAGNATE PUBLISHING HOUSE BOMBAY HUNDRED YEARS 25 SANTOSH MORE PROHIBITED 2 AND 3 AGO 2 VIBHA GUPTA F.S.I. (FLORAL SPACE INDEX) 26 HARESH MEHTA STALLION ­ THE CARDBOARD HORSE 3 SUKANT PANIGRAHY KAPALA 27 STUDENTS OF SINGAPORE MUMBAI DABBA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 4 VINIT N. JOSHI DRIVE RESPONSIBLY 28 HARSHADA NIGUN WHERE DO YOU LOOK FOR YOUR SELF? 5 MRIDUAL KALIA BHATNAGAR BROKEN DOLL HOUSE 29 DIBAKAR DAS UNCONSCIOUS LIVING, CULTURE UNCULTURED LEADS TO? 6 BAAYA DESIGN DHANDA 30 POOJA ARORA METER DOWN =MOOD DOWN 7 PARVEEN KAUR GHATORORA MAGNIFYING GLASS 31 VIKRAM ARORA CORRUPT­­US 8 Artists from Dharavi and Santacruz DEKHA 32 SWAPNIL PEDNEKAR WHEN YOU COME HERE, for NGO SNEHA ANDEKHA ALL YOU SEE IS LOVE 9 TOBIAS MEGERLE STAGED­TIME 33 RAJESH BUHECHE THE SHELTOR TREE 10 PAYAL ARYA WHEN NO ONE IS LOOKING 34 RAJESH NAKAR CYCLE CHALO CITY BACHAO 11 HIMANSHU RAI FISH EYE 35 KANCHAN CHANDER for GALLERY MUMBAI MERI JAAN ART & SOUL 12 NGO ARPAN THE HORROR TREE 36 SHRINIVAS AGAWANE SAVE THE SPARROWS 13 RAJENDRA GAWDE THE ELECTRIC FISH 37 SONAL JADHAV & NIKHIL TAREVARCHI KASARAT BORHADE 14 DEV MEHTA TIME TO CHANGE 38 AKSHAY PATIL RICKSHAWALLAS 15 ASHITA THAKKAR OUT OF 4 WALLS 39 SHWETA DHABOLKAR HOMOGENEITY IN DIVERSITY 16 MALAK GANGAR MUMBAI 2100 40 THANE SCHOOL OF ART ENCROACHMENT OF GLOBALISATION 17 VARSHA PANDIT, I.B. Students of DREAM WAGON 41 NMIMS BALWANT SHETH SCHOOL THE RECYCLE JAMNABAI NARSEE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE 18 SACHIN CHAUDARI SANYYAM (DEFENSIVE 42 NMIMS BALWANT SHETH SCHOOL AGING DREAMS WAR) OF ARCHITECTURE 19 HETAL SHUKLA C­­­A­­­R­­­T of CHANGE 43 MALWANI TOWNSHIP SCHOOL, ASANTULIT VIKAS MALAD, TEACH FOR INDIA 20 MITHILA MEHTA HAPPINESS: FOR SALE 44 VIPUL SALVI for VESPA CHIMERA 21 YASHAS PATEL DABBAWALLAS 45 PARESH MAITY for I.C.I.A GALLERY ANTS 22 MAYURI KELKAR A THOUSAND CRANES 46 HIMANSHU AGARWAL for METRO SHOE IN A METRO SHOES 23 SUNAINA BHALLA for GALLERY TOXIC 47 INDUS WORLD SCHOOL, INDORE UMBRELLAS ART & SOUL 24 CRY MEMORY MACHINE www.WonderfulMumbai.com 1 VISUAL ART INSTALLATIONS AT KALA GHODA ARTS FESTIVAL 2013 RAMPART ROW - ARCHITECTURAL INSTALLATION # ARTIST TITLE # ARTIST TITLE 1 HEMANGI KADU SPACES BETWEEN 3 ARJUN RATHI' credit to ARJUN ENTRANCE TO THE BUILDINGS (ART SOJOURN) RATHI AND PRACHI SANGHVI KALAGHODA ART FESTIVAL 2 GAURAV SARDANA CULTURAL PLURALITY 4 SAMIRA RATHOD DESIGN PROJECT BOJECT STATION ASSOCIATES RAMPART ROW - CANOPY, PHOTO, POSTERS # ARTIST TITLE # ARTIST TITLE 1 COLOUR DRAMA COLOURS OF CHANGE 3 THE KALAGHODA TALENTHOUSE WALL OF CHANGE WINNERS 2 SABRANG MUMBAI NIGHTMARES TRAFFIC ISLAND - INSTALLATION # ARTIST TITLE # ARTIST TITLE 1 AASHTI MILLER & SHOVAN SHAH DIFFERENT STROKES 7 B MILLER, A KHAMBATTA & S DREAM CATCHER PADWAL (NGO SNEHASADAN) 2 SUMEET PATIL LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION 8 NAMRATA SURVE LIFE ­ AN ILLUMINATION 3 CITY­DWELLERS CONNECTICITY 9 HYPOTHESIS 222 WITH NGO 50 YEARS OF LOVE SNEHASADAN 4 ANNE­MARIE TWIGGE RADICAL GARDEN 10 ARTISTS FOR BRITISH COUNCIL UNTITLED 5 DIPTI BONDRE & SANJAY PAWAR GREEN LEGACY 11 AMISHA MEHTA & PRAKASHBAL COAL BLOCKS JOSHI 6 VARUN GUPTA KYA YEH HAMARA KAL HAI? COOMARASWAMY & MUSEUM GARDEN - INSTALLATION, PHOTO‐ESSAY # ARTIST TITLE # ARTIST TITLE 1 PARESH PANCHAL RAVANA ­ (FAKE IDENTITY) 5 CHITRAKAR CHANDRA FOLK ART 2 SHISHIR BHAGADE 100 YEARS OF MARATHI 6 STUDENTS OF JJ SCHOOL OF FINE SOLVED CINEMA ARTS for SAMSARA ART 3 VENKAT YERRAM SHETTY HAVE A SHEET? ­ HAVE A 7 GAUTAM RAJADHYAKSHA, JAYESH DOYENS OF BOLLYWOOD SEAT THAKKAR, JAGDISH MALI 4 D.Y.PATIL INTERNATIONAL MUMBAI OF MY DREAMS 8 SYMBIOSIS SCHOOL OF MUMBAI IMAGING SCHOOL, NERUL PHOTOGRAPHY ­ STUDENT SHOW MAX MUELLER - INSTALLATION, PANEL DISCUSSION # ARTIST TITLE # ARTIST TITLE SAMIRA RATHOD DESIGN 1 2 DHWANI JAIN TASHREEF RAKHIYE ASSOCIATES PROJECT BOJECT www.WonderfulMumbai.com 2 VISUAL ART INSTALLATIONS AT KALA GHODA ARTS FESTIVAL 2013 WESTSIDE - INSTALLATION # ARTIST TITLE # ARTIST TITLE 1 SUKANT PANIGRAHI ELEMENTS OF KAPALA 3 PANKAJ GHARDE HANDLE WITH CARE TOTEMS OF KAPALA THE 2 SUKANT PANIGRAHY TRIBE DAVID SASSOON LIBRARY - INSTALLATION, EXHIBIT # ARTIST TITLE # ARTIST TITLE 1 SARNATH BANERJEE for PROJECT COLLECTION OF WORKS 2 JEHANGIR JANI POSTCARD FROM ALIGARH 88 ART ENTRANCE - PHOTO‐ESSAY # ARTIST TITLE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SELECTED PHOTOGRAPHS ARTISANS - EXHIBIT # ARTIST TITLE 1 ARTIFACTS OF COLONIAL AND EPHEMERA: Indian Identity EARLY POST ­ INDEPENDENCE and Imagination INDIA ARTISTS' CENTRE - PHOTO‐ESSAY # ARTIST TITLE # ARTIST TITLE 1 HIMANSHU RAI DHARAVI DIRECT 2 ABNER FERNANDES FACES AND FACADES GALLERY BEYOND - FILM # ARTIST TITLE # ARTIST TITLE 1 SEEMA KOHLI for GALLERY ART & IT WAS A SUMMER 4 RUMY HILLOOWALA MICHELANGELO'S SOUL AFTERNOON MADONNA & SON: THE HUMAN FORM 2 PARAMA for GALLERY ART & SOUL GURUKULA 5 RUMY HILLOOWALA MICHELANGELO'S APOLLO & PATHOS: THE HUMAN FORM 3 NRUPEN MADHVANI BEING PERIPHERAL HORNIMAN GARDEN - ARCHITECTURAL INSTALLATION, PHOTO # ARTIST TITLE # ARTIST TITLE 1 AMAY GURKAR and VITTAL Recycled FaBric(K)' 2 MAGNATE PUBLISHING HOUSE BOMBAY HUNDRED YEARS SRIDHARAN AGO CROSS MAIDAN - INSTALLATION, PHOTO-ESSAY # ARTIST TITLE # ARTIST TITLE 1 SHIVEK KANOJIA LETS COME TOGETHER 3 KUNAAL VIJAYAKAR LAVANI DANCE 2 SHIVEK KANOJIA LETS COME TOGETHER www.WonderfulMumbai.com 3.
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