Exhibitions
- Kalakriti Collective“Kalakriti Collective: Unveiling Marvels” is an immersive and thought-provoking art exhibition that pays homage to the diverse creative endeavors of established and emerging artists, each weaving their narratives through distinctive artistic mediums. The… Read more: Kalakriti Collective
- Windows To The GodsEven in the 21st Century, there is no denying that India is a country that still swears by traditions that have origins in Puranas and Mythology. This is more so with the creative… Read more: Windows To The Gods
- Signs of Commitment – Vishal JoshiAn unwavering focus on achievement and the transmission through learning. Vishal sees Spirals as a symbol of continuity and interconnectedness of nature, representing a journey without an endpoint. As a part of the… Read more: Signs of Commitment – Vishal Joshi
Recent Additions
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Tree Of Enlightenment₹420,000
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Untitled₹225,000
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Tree Of Life₹360,000
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Caressing₹220,000
From the Curator's Desk
- Introduction to works by Kanchan KarjeeKanchan Karjee’s sculptural practice is essentially figurative and centres around the anatomy of a child. He confronts the issue of emotional and physical representation of the figure through the medium of wood, soft… Read more: Introduction to works by Kanchan Karjee
- Art Study – Gopinath Subbanna“The world’s a stage, and we are all merely actors. This seemingly simple quote from Shakespeare brings into light how our ‘existence’ and ‘being’ is entwined amongst our daily lives, and how ‘life’ within the confines… Read more: Art Study – Gopinath Subbanna
- Why are art galleries or exhibitions an integral part of the society?Art has always been in close association with human existence to express bundles of emotion and issues. Art galleries are home to these pieces of artwork speaking histories and stories of mankind in… Read more: Why are art galleries or exhibitions an integral part of the society?
Exhibited Artist
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Gunchi₹50,000
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Chandelier₹630,000
Featured Artist - Alwar Bala Subramanian
Alwar Balasubramaniam (Bala) is an intuitive artist, despite his training and disciplined approach. Bala raises the rhetorical distinction between the realms of the abstract and the real while paying homage to the place in Tamil Nadu where he has made his home and studio. Drawing on the area’s scenic beauty, Bala has worked with nature, capturing it through different materials and mediums—sculpture, installation, and painting. Each work is unique, yet they all come together in cohesive dialogue.
Bala does not try to control his materials or coerce them into rigid shapes; instead, he gently coaxes them into form. He focuses on what needs to be expressed and the materials best suited to do so, rather than defining himself by a material and creating work accordingly. In a rare camaraderie, he lets the materials find their own way—within his parameters. In the process, he tries to re-create or unravel through imagination what is not seen. Playing with oppositions—two sides of the same coin, really—he allows viewers to make their own distinctions or connections between the intentional/unintentional, the tangible/intangible, and the defined/undefined.
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