Visual Synthesis

Janus Art Gallery, celebrating 15 years of its journey of art, is pleased to present a contemporary coterie through an exhibition of exclusive paintings & sculptures at Shridharni Gallery, New Delhi. This exhibition presents generations of artists who have coalesced to formulate alchemies and patterns, rede ned to create nesse.

Every idea, every thought is an entity in itself. Flowing freely from the brushes, they create a synthesis of visual forms. Encompassing multiple facets of daily life, these visuals create a diary, with pages submerged in social ethos, human psyche and stoic commentary. Art is a medium of expression of what we believe in…they are conduits of what we think and desire, and ‘Visual synthesis’ is proud to present them in never discovered realms of creative reasoning. The works ruf e your inner senses with myriad artistic expressions in different media like oil, acrylic, mix media, water colors, and charcoal … for paintings and for sculptures Bronze, Fiber glass, Wood, Mix Media…

Together Twenty eight exhibitors (Artists & Sculptors) have experimented with genres over time and period...they have used various medias and have given shape and hues to their imagination. They have not only unleashed a documentary, of stunning and dynamic visual imagery captured in still frames of art and sculptures, but have also formed appealing narratives… both real and illusive.

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Janus Art Gallery has flourished as an art house ever since it began ‘98, very quickly carving a niche for itself, becoming a name that commands substantial respect. Janus is known for the methodical & scientific way it promotes talented new artists, an approach which was the result of providing them recognition much more rapidly than is often otherwise the case.

To do this primarily promote Bengal artists, Janus constantly searches for upcoming painters and sculptors, arranging frequent exhibitions and doing all it can to familiarize the art community and the public at large in an art loving city with the names of those who warrant the recognition. As an essential part of process, Janus also organizes exhibitions all over the country. Purposely, Janus has participated in Delhi Art Summit, 2008; Art Expo Malaysia, Kualalam-pur, 2009 and sent paintings of upcoming artists to Larasati Auction, Singapore in 2007, 2008 and also to 33 Auction, Singapore in 2011.

Sri Kallol Bose, who heads Janus, can be credited with the realization of a true paradigm in the Indian art establishment, setting an example through sheer dedication and professionalism.

An Exhibition ofContemporary Paintings & Sculptures

Venue

Shridharani GalleryTriveni Kala Sangam205, Tansen MargNew Delhi - 11000111-20th September 201311am to 7pm daily.

Presented By

ART GALLERY

842A/1, Upen Banerjee RoadParnasree, BehalaKolkata - 700060West Bengal, IndiaPhone : +91 9830060206Email : info@janusartgallery.comWebsite : www.janusartgallery.comART GALLERY

Visual Synthesis

Janus Art Gallery, celebrating 15 years of its journey of art, is pleased to present a contemporary coterie through an exhibition of exclusive paintings & sculptures at Shridharni Gallery, New Delhi. This exhibition presents generations of artists who have coalesced to formulate alchemies and patterns, redefi ned to create fi nesse.

Every idea, every thought is an entity in itself. Flowing freely from the brushes, they create a synthesis of visual forms. Encompassing multiple facets of daily life, these visuals create a diary, with pages submerged in social ethos, human psyche and stoic commentary. Art is a medium of expression of what we believe in…they are conduits of what we think and desire, and ‘Visual synthesis’ is proud to present them in never discovered realms of creative reasoning. The works ruffl e your inner senses with myriad artistic expressions in different media like oil, acrylic, mix media, water colors, and charcoal … for paintings and for sculptures Bronze, Fiber glass, Wood, Mix Media…

Together Twenty eight exhibitors (Artists & Sculptors) have experimented with genres over time and period...they have used various medias and have given shape and hues to their imagination. They have not only unleashed a documentary, of stunning and dynamic visual imagery captured in still frames of art and sculptures, but have also formed appealing narratives… both real and illusive.

Sutapa Saha

(Curator & Artist)

Presents

An Exhibition of Contemporary

Paintings & Sculptures

VenueShridharani Gallery

Triveni Kala Sangam205 Tansen Marg

New Delhi-110001

From11-20th September 2013

11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily

Jogen ChowdhuryBorn 1939

Jogen Chowdhury was born in a village near Kotaliparha at Faridpur district at what is now Bangladesh in 1939. The family moved to Calcutta in 1947 following the Partition of Bengal. Chowdhury entered the Government College of Art and Crafts in 1955 and graduated from the college in 1960.Chowdhury moved to Delhi in 1972 as the curator of the art collection at Rashtrapati Bhawan. In 1975, he along with some leading Delhi artists founded Gallery 26 and Artists’ Forum. From 1976, onwards, Chowdhury participated in several exhibitions and art camps abroad. He published a joumal called Art Today in 1981 with Shuvaprasanna.Always a powerful artist, Chowdhury developed his individual style after his return from France in the late ‘60s. Although Chowdhury has painted oils, his forte is painting in ink, water colour and pastel.Chowdhury’s paintings show men and women m enigmatic situations with provocative gestures placed in a dark dream- space. Chowdhury lives and works in Santiniketan.

Bijan ChowdhuryBorn 1931

Bijan Chowdhury was born in Bangladesh. His father, Kunjabehari Chowdhury, was a Journalist. He was brought up in an atmosphere saturated with music, painting and drama. He was greatly influenced by Adinath Mukherjee, a freelance artist lived in his neighborhood, Calcutta. He was the founder member of Society of Contemporary Artist, Calcutta Painters group. He was the member, Advisory Committee of Fine Arts, Govt. of West Bengal. 1981-82, 1985-86. Toured Britain and France. He was the Council member of Democratic Writers and Artists Association, West Bengal. Illustrated Rabindranath Tagore’s Lakshmir Pariksha, published by Visva Bharati, and several books. Commissions include Mural painting for Goodyear’s Calcutta Office, Mural with stained glass for Calcutta Airport, Glazed tiles mural for Youth Centre, Calcutta, mural Painting for Port Commissioner’s Office, Calcutta.

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Pen on Paper, 9.5 x 6.8 Inches

Falling Hero, Acrylic on Canvas, 40 x 30 Inches

Sunil DasBorn 1939

Sunil Das joined the Government College of Arts and Crafts , Calcutta in 1955, then won a French Government Scholarship to study at the Ecole National des Beaux Arts in Paris.Sunil Das’s style of work is very original and shows no specific influence. He had risen to fame like MF Hussain with his paintings of horses. Like Hussain, Sunil Das was inspired by the force and the strength of the moving horse. Later after his visit to Spain, Das was caught up with the other animal: the bull. The horses and the bull have appeared more than 7000 times in Das’s works.Das is effective in most media, though his major works are serigraphy, conte, and oil on canvas . His style involves the quick use of the brush and pen to get a dynamic effect potent with power.

Suhas RoyBorn 1936

Suhas Roy studied at the Indian College of Arts and Draftsmanship in Calcutta and later at Ecole Superior Des Beaux Arts, Paris. Regarded as one of the modern masters of the Bengal School, taught at his alma mater and at Kala Bhawan, Santiniketan and has exhibited internationally. His oeuvre is dominated by depiction of female figures and forms, which are informed by certain romanticism. Though the works suggest portraiture and life study, an element of fantasy also emerges. His works while carrying a certain centered grace, peace and discourse of beauty have aspects where the shadowy, obscure and dark side of human cruelty is also evinced. His works have been exhibited all over the world through exhibitions like the Asian Graphic Prints Traveling Exhibition, USA, the Tokyo Print Biennale, Japan, Contemporary Indian Art, Yugoslavia, Romania, Czechoslovakia and Wounds, at the Central Institute Modern Art, New Delhi.

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Radha, Mixed Media on Paper, 16 x13 Inches

Acrylic on Canvas, 48 x 36 Inches

Ajoy Kr. GhoseBorn 1938

Ajoy Ghose graduated from Govt. College of Art & Craft, Kokata in 1960., completed Art Apppreciation Course(T.T) from University of Calcutta in 1960. He was former head of the dept. Drawing & Painting (Indian Style) at Govt. College of Art & Craft in Kolkata. He participated in many solo & group exhibitions: Akademy of Fine Arts, Kolkata; Birla Akademy of Art & Culture, Kolkata; All India Fine Arts & Crafts Society, New Delhi; State Akademi of Art, Dance, Drama, & Music, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata & more...He has received multiple awards: Akademy of Fine Arts, 1965, 1978, 1984; All India Fine Arts & Crafts Society, New Delhi, 1968, 1975; State Akademi of Art, Drama & Music, 1972; Indian Society of Oriental Art, 1979; Rajya Charukala Pradarshani, 1985; Birla Akademi of Art & Culture, 1986 to name a few.

Niren SenguptaBorn 1940

A senior artist-cum-art-educator Niren Sengupta retired as the principal of College of Art, Delhi. A product of the Calcutta’s Government College of Art and Crafts, Niren Sengupta tried to create his own brand.

Imbued with a sculptural style, which may even be termed as “Cubism” (a geometrical approach to both figures and objects) Niren Sengupta chisels his faces to show their various aspects and features. Even the rest of the picture space is filled with geometrically oriented objects (clothes and limbs too get the scene treatment). Colors, generally in a contrasting mode, are used as separating hues that define the form, finally.

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Ancestors, Acrylic on Canvas, 60 x 72 Inches

Keshab Bharti and Chaityanna, Wash on paper, 18 x 18.6 inches

Jai ZharotiaBorn 1945

Jai Zharotia was born in New Delhi, in a humble craftsman family that lived life with simplicity. A self driven struggle and sensitive nature pushed him towards literary and artistic pursuits. His evolution as an artist was a gradual process after he trained himself in the basics of paintings and acquired a Diploma in Art. To be certain about his vocational choice, he reinforced his involvement by studying for another Diploma in Fine Arts. The next big thing for him was to joined the College of Art, Delhi as a lecturer in Painting, in the year 1974.

The female gymnast sparked Jai’s imagination as one such character that makes us marvel at the elasticity of the mind and body, as she turns the impossible in to possible and transforms in to an unbelievable spectacle. Moved by the stunning feats of stretching, arching and effortless controlling to transform in to an endless ring in space, Jai painted her as an electrifying image, radiating energy and light.

Gopi GajwaniBorn 1938

Gopi Gajwani has made a mark as a pronouncedly abstract painter over the years and as a superb craftsman excelling in impeccably defined contoured shapes and forms. He had his art education from Delhi College of Art and worked along the doyens of modern Indian art to establish an energetic art scene in the capital. His interest for graphic design and colors has helped him formulate his planned out abstractions and also brought him many accolades. His pictorial frames are fields of perfection, going beyond representations. He creates fields of contemplation for the viewers in his paintings. A widely exhibited artist, Gopi Gajwani’s work is held in prominent collections in India and abroad. His paintings have been described as abstract expressionism.

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Acrylic on Canvas, 48 x 36 Inches

Acrylic on Canvas, 42 x 42 Inches

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Ashok BhowmikBorn 1953

Bhowmik graduated from Government College of Art and Craft. Bhowmik has displayed his work in many places such as, TAO Gallery, Gallerie 88, Kolkata, Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, Lalit Kala Akademi, National Exhibition, New Delhi, Sophia Duchesne Art Gallery, Mumbai, Annual Exhibition of Birla Academy, Sarala Art Gallery, Chennai, Indo-German Cultural Society and Center Art Gallery.

Also, he has participated in workshops and art camps in China, Thailand, Italy, Australia, as well as Istanbul. In addition, Bhowmik has directed Poster Workshops in Azamgarh, Bhopal & spear-headed Project ‘JointArt’ for the special needs children of Mano Vikas.

Manoj DuttaBorn 1956

Manoj Dutta’s art rediscovers and enriches the traditional two dimensional format of ‘Indian-ness’ found in folk art. His paintings and pastels bloom with luminous effusions of a few consonant colors, structured into subtle textures, variations and nuances of tone and shade, to enhance his deceptively simple, stylized images. The predominant color with which he elaborates a theme, whether blue, red, violet or ochre enlarges into a fine symphony of depth and shade to frame his images in impeccably conceptualized designs of integrated detail. His delineation of images whether with pen or brush, is similarly simple, fluent and infinitely eloquent. His images may stand out expressively from bare or delicately muted backgrounds, recede artfully behind a vigorous cross-hatching of lines, or even freeze mid-movement into a stylized format. Acrylic on Canvas, 30 x 28 Inches

Oil on Canvas, 30 x 24 Inches

Paritosh Sen1918 - 2008

Paritosh Sen was born in Dhaka, now in Bangladesh in a noted Ayurved’s family The world of nature, colour, movement fascinated him from his childhood as is clear from his collection of autobiographical vignettes, Jindabahar Lane, named after his Dhaka address. After finishing school, Sen ran away from home to join the Madras Art School headed by Devi Prosad Roy Chowdhury.In 1949, Sen left for Europe. In Paris, he studied at Andre Lhote’s school, Academie Grand Chaumier, Ecole des Beaux Arts and Ecole des Louvre where he studied the history of painting.He was commissioned by the French government to design Bengali typography based on the script of Rabindranath Tagore.

In the course of his career, Sen’s style of painting has undergone many changes. From the stylized to the voluminous, expressionist figures, he has traversed a long way.

K MuralidharanBorn 1956

An alumnus of the College of Arts & Crafts, Chennai (post Diploma in Painting), K. Muralidharan has over the years evolved a highly individual style of painting that derives its source of inspiration from mythology. In his world, the characters are busy, animated and engaged in unravelling stories within stories where even the Divine are garbed in modernity. Infused with the rich Tamil script that forms a pattern in most of his works further reinforces his deep rootedness in culture and tradition.

He was awarded the Charles Wallace Scholarship by the British Council in 1993 and received a research grant from the Lalit Kala Akademi. His works are in the collection

of the National Gallery of Modern Art, Delhi, the Lalit Kala Akademi, Chennai, Bharat Bhavan, Bhopal, and several private collections.

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Acrylic on Canvas, 30 x 40 Inches

Bubble Player, Acrylic on Paper, 21 x 14 Inches

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Tarun MaityBorn 1977

Pot, Bronze, 10 x 10 x 11 Inches

Vegetable, Bronze, 12 x 6 x 8 Inches

Suvajit SamantaBorn 1976

Suvajit Samanta has graduated from Govt. College of Art & Craft, Kolkata and MFA from I.K.S. University, Khairagarh, C.G. He has participated in numerous exhibitions: 54th & 46th National Exhibition of Art, org. by LKA, New Delhi 2012, 2004.

He has been awarded with 3rd Bhikuram Jain Award by Art Mall Gallery, New Delhi in 2011, 79th Annual Exhibition of AIFACS, New Delhi in 2007 and many. He received Lalit Kala Akademi Scholarship by LKA, New Delhi, 2003-04.

His works are a tribute and humble submission to nature. Upholding the beauty of nature, to giving the message to save nature and gradually portraying the issues related to nature and society. Depicting a rare talent for finesse, Suvajit’s fluid forms and juxtaposition of striking human ethos set unparalleled standards in social commentary.

Suvajit lives and works in New Delhi.

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Bare Minimum, Fibre glass & Bronze, 30 x 30 x 10 Inches

Save Nature II, Wood & Metal, 27 x 12 x 24 Inches

Arunesh ChowdhuryBorn 1964

Arunesh graduated from Rabindra Bharati University. He has participated in numerous group exhibitions in India. Arunesh Chowdhury has art in his blood. His father, Bijan Chowdhury, is a master painter of India. Since his childhood when children play with toys he used to play with colours, crayons, pastels and drawing of the child world. By seeing his interest and talent he was taken to sculptor Basudeb and famous sculptor Bipin Goswami at mare age of 9 for training. Then he was trained in graphics by famous graphic painter Haren Das. He is very talented young artist of Bengal, whose art shows pains, contemporary life styles and humanity. He has his mastery in both realistic and abstract art.

Rabin DuttaBorn 1945

Rabin has graduated from Govt. College of Art & Craft, Kolkata. He has taken part in numerous group & solo exhibitions in India,. He is member of West Bengal State Academy of Dance Drama Music & Visual Arts (Rabindra University). Visited United States & Canada as a guest in Cultural Programs. His works are essentially a soul searching journey down memory lane. Time flies. Any attempt to snatch a moment from the constant flux of time requires an enlightened vision. A vision that spreads beyond horizons; a vision that zooms into the tiny pixels of our daily lives. Paintings of Rabin Dutta bear the signature of that prolific vision.

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Moonlight, Acrylic on Canvas, 48 x 45 Inches

Fusion, Acrylic on Canvas, 40 x 42 Inches

Dolly DuttaBorn 1971

Dolly completed B.V.A from Rabindra Bharati University (Calcutta). Intense and bold strokes define Dolly Dutta’s portrayal of prostitutes, in their various shades of life and color. Resembling the Nakshikantha stitch, the traditional needle craft of Bengal, she vividly brings to life theatrical scenes from their lives and expresses them in emotions of……pain, anguish, coyness and sensuality. Their lives are elusive….their journeys even more. Dolly recreates them in a canvas and fills it with…..hope. Dolly received Academy Award in 1993.

Partho DuttaBorn 1967

Partho completed his Bachelor of Visual Arts in 1993 & Masters of Visual Arts in 1995, in First Class from Rabindra Bharati University, Calcutta. He has won many awards, notable among them being the National Award from the Govt. of India in 1992, West Bengal State’s Visual Art Award in 1993 & the Indian Society of Orient Art Award in 1992, Indian Metro Railway(incoda) Exhibition Certificate of Merit 1991.Partho Dutta specializes in the delineation of animals, especially Horses & Bulls in all their majestic splendor & raw energy, with a strength of motion.

Partho has exhibited in multiple group & solo exhibitions in India & abroad. His paintings are in collection of L.K Advani, Russi Mody, and many private collection in India & abroad.

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Fighter, Acrylic on Canvas, 40 x 30 Inches

Green Room, Acrylic on Canvas, 41 x 47 Inches

Sudip ChakrabortyBorn 1970

Sudip completed his diploma in painting in 1996 from Academy of Fine Art, Kolkata. He participated in various group & solo exhibitions: All India Fine Art Exhibition at Academy of Fine Art, Kolkata in 1995, 96; Rajya charukala utsab, 1999; SAARC Artist Camp in 1999; Birla Academy in 2000... to name a few. He succesfully organized Kolkata Book Fair Montmarte Artist Camp in 2000. His paintings are in collection of Manila, USA, DVC Towers, Kokata, private collectors.

Debabrata SarkarBorn 1980

Debabrata has graduated & post graduated from Government College of Art and Crafts, Kolkata. He has participated in numerous group & solo shows- 2005 Lane 11, Varanasi, Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata, 2000 Nehru Children’s Museum, Kolkata to name a few. Group shows- Lalit kala Academy, New Delhi, Oberoi, New Delhi, Suchitraarts, Mumbai in 2008 to name a few. He received Rabi Jain Memorial Scholarship in 1998.

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Uncommon Visitors, Watercolor on Paper, 21 x 29.5 Inches

Mixed Media on Canvas, 24 x 29 Inches

Pradip DasBorn 1980

Pradip graduated from Govt. College of Art & Craft, Kolkata. with 1st class in 2003 & postgraduated from Rabindra Bharati University with 1st class in 2005. Pradip has participated in multiple group exhibitions in India & abroad. Dreams and Fantasies in Galleria Blanchaert, Milan, ITALY, Sristi Art Gallery, Hyderabad, Karnataka Chitarakala Parisath, Bangalore,“Antar-Bahir” ‘in Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata in 2011 to name a few. From small symbols of nature to historical elements… Pradip Das’ works depicts all in multi-hued miniature forms. Pradip has utilized a synergy of appropriation, and combined them with art and outlines, text and drawings and delivered graffiti in neo expressionist canvases. Natural and ancient forms dominate Pradip’s canvases.

Prabir BeraBorn 1979

Prabir has graduated with first class in 2003 & postgraduated in 2005 from Government College of Art and Craft (Calcutta University). He has showcased his paintings in several group exhibitions in India. Prabir received Scholarship for merit from Govt. College of art & craft in 2002, 2003 & also College Award from Govt. College of art & craft in 2003. Known for his multi-hued Rasa Art, Prabir portrays romantic and serene Lord Krishna, Rasaraj in his different moods… Wrought in frames of color and dimension, his passionate strokes imbibe abstraction and figuration. Prabir lets you re-discover Lord Krishna’s charm and revisits his iconic glory in myriad hues.

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Spring, Acrylic on Canvas, 36 x 36 Inches

Acrylic on Canvas, 40 x 40 Inches (round)

Faiyyaz Rashid Khan Born 1985

Faiyyaz did his diploma in painting from Abhinav Kala Mahavidhyalaya, Pune in 2008. He participated in numerous group exhibitions- Dispelling Ambiguities’ a 3man Show At Dhoomimal Art Centre, New Delhi in 2013, Balance - a group show at M.S. University Baroda in 2012, Flute festival, Dhoomimal art center present at lotus temple, New Delhi in 2012 to name a few. Faiyyaz gets his inspiration from Folk Art and Social issues present around him. Lines, mainly dominate his works, which he presents on canvas using acrylic and water color as mediums. The subjects of his paintings are based on essential human and animal relationship. Also, his paintings give a shadow effect. In the treatment of his works, he uses gradient in background.

Rajan FulariBorn 1971

Rajan did his B.F.A. from Goa Art College and M.F.A. from M.S. University, Baroda. He also studied Film Appreciation from FTII, Pune. His works have been exhibited in National and International Exhibitions held at Portugal, Italy, France, Germany, Scotland, London, etc. and many important galleries in India. He has to his credit more than 15 awards in various categories including a National Scholarship & Junior Fellowship from Govt. of India, National Award from Rajasthan Lalit Kala Akademi

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Extinct Truth, Acrylic on Paper, 40 x 28 Inches

Movements, Acrylic on canvas, 18 x 18 Inches

Satya MothadakaBorn 1975

Born in Visakhapatnam, Satya Mothadaka gained MFA from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi and BFA from JNTU Hyderabad.His selected International participation includes “Snap to Grid”, LACDA, Los Angeles, 2010; “Silence”-solo show, at the air gallery, London 2007; “Shifting focus”, at the air gallery, London 2006; Workshop & residency at Tashkent 2005; “Street Art Inspirits”, by SAVAC, Toronto 2005; “The dual path of Indian Art today”, Galerie muller & plate, Germany 2004; “Flags of Peace” Karachi, 2003; “Peace Taxi”, by SAVAC, Toronto 2003; “Galerie Borowski”, Germany 2003 & more. Virgin Atlantic Airways commissioned him for a commemorative painting for the flight operations planning symposium (IOPS) 2007.

Hem Raj1969

Hemraj was born in New Delhi. He studied at the College of Art, New Delhi in 1987 - 1993. Trained as a painter, he went on to experiment with a variety of media. His work encompasses paintings, sculpture and photography.

Whenever contemporary Indian art is mentioned, Hemraj’s name automatically comes up. In Delhi’s art world, he is a familiar face. But even when famous Indian painters are mentioned, Hemraj sits close to modern masters of Abstractionism. Working mostly in oil, Hemraj has produced a remarkable body of oil painting over the years. Top Indian art galleries have been dealing in his works both in Delhi as well as Mumbai.

He has taken part in numerous group & solo shows. He received 42nd National Award from Lalit Kala Academy, Delhi .Documentary film on him and his Art has been made & directed by Mr. H.K. Handa for Delhi Doordarshan.

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Black Buddha - VII, Mixed media on canvas, 36 x 36 Inches

Oil on Canvas, 78 x 36 Inches

Rajesh Kr. SharmaBorn 1972

Rajesh did his B.F.A in Sculpture from I.K.S. University, Khairagarh (C.G.) in 1998 and M.F.A in Sculpture from I.K.S. University, Khairagarh (C.G.) in 2000. He has participated in numerous shows. His works are in collection of S.C.Z.C.C., Nagpur; W.Z.C.C. Udaypur; Jammu University (Jammu); N.Z.C.C. Chandigarh & more. He has been awarded National Academy Award at 44th National exhibition of Art by Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi.

Shrikant G.PoddarBorn 1965

Shrikant was born in Dudhani, Maharashtra. He did his B.F.A in Painting from Gulbarga, Karnataka in 1988. & Post Diploma in Paint-ing from Kala Bhawan, Visva Bharti Santiniketan, West Bengal in 1990. He has participated in multiple group shows: AIFACS All India exhibition in 2009, “51” Lalit Kala Academy N.Delhi A group show of contemporary Artists in 2010, AI-FACS All India exhibition in 2010, “Poetic Voices” Show at Jehangir Art Gallery Mumbai in 2012 to name a few. His pantings are in col-lection of College of art, AIFACS; Sahitya Kala Parishad, New Delhi; Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi & Many Private Collectors.

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Joy Ride- 7, Bronze, 16 x 18 x 6 Inches

The Future Behind The Wall, Acrylic on Canvas, 48 x 54 Inches

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Visual Synthesis

Janus Art Gallery, celebrating 15 years of its journey of art, is pleased to present a contemporary coterie through an exhibition of exclusive paintings & sculptures at Shridharni Gallery, New Delhi. This exhibition presents generations of artists who have coalesced to formulate alchemies and patterns, rede ned to create nesse.

Every idea, every thought is an entity in itself. Flowing freely from the brushes, they create a synthesis of visual forms. Encompassing multiple facets of daily life, these visuals create a diary, with pages submerged in social ethos, human psyche and stoic commentary. Art is a medium of expression of what we believe in…they are conduits of what we think and desire, and ‘Visual synthesis’ is proud to present them in never discovered realms of creative reasoning. The works ruf e your inner senses with myriad artistic expressions in different media like oil, acrylic, mix media, water colors, and charcoal … for paintings and for sculptures Bronze, Fiber glass, Wood, Mix Media…

Together Twenty eight exhibitors (Artists & Sculptors) have experimented with genres over time and period...they have used various medias and have given shape and hues to their imagination. They have not only unleashed a documentary, of stunning and dynamic visual imagery captured in still frames of art and sculptures, but have also formed appealing narratives… both real and illusive.

Sutapa Saha

(Curator & Artist)

Gallery Collection

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Janus Art Gallery has flourished as an art house ever since it began ‘98, very quickly carving a niche for itself, becoming a name that commands substantial respect. Janus is known for the methodical & scientific way it promotes talented new artists, an approach which was the result of providing them recognition much more rapidly than is often otherwise the case.

To do this primarily promote Bengal artists, Janus constantly searches for upcoming painters and sculptors, arranging frequent exhibitions and doing all it can to familiarize the art community and the public at large in an art loving city with the names of those who warrant the recognition. As an essential part of process, Janus also organizes exhibitions all over the country. Purposely, Janus has participated in Delhi Art Summit, 2008; Art Expo Malaysia, Kualalam-pur, 2009 and sent paintings of upcoming artists to Larasati Auction, Singapore in 2007, 2008 and also to 33 Auction, Singapore in 2011.

Sri Kallol Bose, who heads Janus, can be credited with the realization of a true paradigm in the Indian art establishment, setting an example through sheer dedication and professionalism.

An Exhibition ofContemporary Paintings & Sculptures

Venue

Shridharani GalleryTriveni Kala Sangam205, Tansen MargNew Delhi - 11000111-20th September 201311am to 7pm daily.

Presented By

ART GALLERY

842A/1, Upen Banerjee RoadParnasree, BehalaKolkata - 700060West Bengal, IndiaPhone : +91 9830060206Email : info@janusartgallery.comWebsite : www.janusartgallery.comART GALLERY