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MEDITATIVE ECHOES An Exhibition Of Paintings By Dinesh Kumar Parmar In Jehangir Art Gallery...

12th to 18th August 2025

“Meditative Echoes”

An Exhibition of Paintings by

Dinesh Kumar Parmar

VENUE:

Jehangir Art Gallery

161-B, M.G. Road

Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001

Timing: 11am to 7pm

Contact: +91 8830708819

Dinesh Kumar Parmar’s artistic oeuvre stands as a vivid visual meditation on inner states of being, spiritual transcendence, and the synesthetic experience of colour, rhythm, and emotional equilibrium. His recent series, as seen in the mixed-media works from Aura and Meditation, reveals a subtle and contemplative visual language where figuration and abstraction coalesce to communicate metaphysical stillness and emotional euphoria.

This show was inaugurated on 12th August 2025 by Honorable Guests Prof. Vishwanath Sable, Dean Govt. College of art and Design, Nagpur,  Nitin Jadia Art Collector, Rajendra Patil(Para) eminent artist, Sanjay Nikam Art Curator among others.

The central figure in meditative posture, rendered in earthy tones and textural overlays, becomes more than a subject—it becomes a metaphor for the eternal rhythm of existence and the serene cadence of spiritual awakening. Parmar’s art invites the viewer into a tranquil realm where silence is audible and time slows into reflection. His use of colour fields and organic textures evokes both natural patterns and inner emotional weather, turning each work into a portal of introspection.

The thematic continuities in his other paintings—such as the juxtaposition of a stag and bottled elements, or a female figure looking upwards to a red triangle—point towards dream logic and symbolic narration. These visual metaphors, grounded in tonal harmony and compositional finesse, suggest cycles of longing, observation, and silent transformation. There is a strong undercurrent of the feminine divine, spiritual ecology, and cosmic alignment running through his visual lexicon.

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MEDITATIVE ECHOES An Exhibition Of Paintings By Dinesh Kumar Parmar In Jehangir Art Gallery

 

“Sacred Symphony of Nature” Solo Show of Paintings by Samar Ghosh in Jehangir Art Gallery...

5th to 11th August 2025

“Sacred Symphony of Nature”

Solo Show of Paintings by renowned artist Samar Ghosh

VENUE:

Jehangir Art Gallery

161-B, M.G Road

Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001

Timing: 11am to 7pm

Contact: 8252866675 / 8709797685

Samar Ghosh unveils ground breaking new collection.

An inspiring artist Samar Ghosh is said to unveil his highly anticipated new collection “Sacred Symphony Of Nature” at Jehangir Art Gallery, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai on 5th August 2025 this compelling series marks a significant evolution in Samar Ghosh’s artistic journey blending bold experimentation with the deep exploration of emotional journey.

This show was inaugurated on 5th August 2025 by Mrs.Nidhi Choudhari(IAS)National Gallery of Modern Art, Mrs.K.G.Menon Secretary of Jehangir Art Gallery & Mr.Haren Thakur Eminent artist in the presence of eminent artists of sir J.J.School of Art.

Drawing inspiration from nature, personal experience and social commentary. The collection encapsulates artist Samar distinctive ability to capture the poetic and metaphorical expression in nature which conveys a deep thought process likely to reflect some mix of sacred ecological balance for life.

Each peace in this collection represents a moment of interaction with thought provoking messages. The exhibition will feature 15 pieces’ canvases, as well as selection of smaller intimate line drawing works that delve into the artist’s signature exploration of different techniques.

Through the use of colours and form, I aim to invite viewers into an intimate space where they can reflect their own emotional journey.

The show is not just a series of paintings: – It’s an exploration of vulnerability and strength through the language of art.

“Sacred Symphony of Nature” marks a bold an exciting new chapter in Samar Ghosh’s career, cementing there place as one of the most innovative and thought provoking artist of this generation.

The Exhibition invite’s both long time art collectors and new viewers to immerse themselves in an artistic experience.

About Artist: –

Samar Ghosh is an acclaimed contemporary artist known for his distinctive approach to colour, texture and form. With 25 years of experience, his work has been featured in numerous exhibitions including in different galleries.

“Sacred Symphony of Nature” Solo Show of Paintings by Samar Ghosh in Jehangir Art Gallery

Amitabh Ashesh Paints YUN BHI In Vesavar Art Gallery, Pune I 30th July To 8th August 2025...

Amitabh Ashesh Paints ‘Yun Bhi’ in Pune 

In the ongoing exhibition ‘Yun Bhi’ at Vesavar Art Gallery in Camp, Amitabh Ashesh introduces figuration through original, abstract concepts, reimagined forms and striking color fields. His exuberant scenes of daily life possess a theatrical quality, with statuesque figures in expressive gestures evoking tableaux vivants. Artworks are based on Amitabh’s compositional platform ‘Yufism’. Each painting is titled with a short poem infusing literary air. Penned by a mysterious Bolbul, they provide an emotive entry into a painting and spark viewer interpretations.

Amitabh trained at Stanford University’s Art Department under California stalwarts, including Frank Lobdell of the Bay Area Figurative movement. Displayed works reflect this lineage in simplified forms and emphatic colors however conceptual points of departure intentionally establish the paintings in their own category. For example, windows and doors are constructed with ‘masses of light’, figures at the beach wear undulating sea waves as skirt, and lovers and friends share conjoined limbs. Often natural elements such as the sun and the sky serve as props for human figures. In ‘Page Hunk’, a woman reading a romance novel has facial features reflecting the storyline and its protagonist.

There are instances of historical symbolism as in ‘Pick of Cactus’ where a book holding professor plucks cactus flowers from topmost shoots, outside the university garden periphery. Accompanying verse resonates with reference to the outcast struggling for social justice and pumping flowery fists. In ‘Paper Boat Nina’, evening takes the form of a girl, her red top standing for the sky and gray skirt with a paper boat representing the sea.

Yufism and its compositional principles have evolved over a decade. The same lead to a new class of imagery. Not prescribing an aesthetic style, they are agnostic to it. A vaild analogy would be of architectural blue prints upon which different looking houses may be built. The initial series  of paintings employ largely geometric shapes for easier explication but following works have an organic character. Yufist principles are designed for other artists too, giving them a wider significance.

Careful analysis of works reveal surprising ideation. ‘Choral Rain’ depicts a dancing girl against a metropolitan skyline as a storm picks up. Windows pour light and highrises flex, demonstrating ‘transposable behaviour’, a key Yufist tenet. Water beads arrange themselves at the girl’s feet in a necklace pattern making the rain ornamental. In ‘Wheat Field Mynah’ paying homage to Van Gogh, the sky is structured into blocks upon which clouds rest.

Senior artists and audiences in other cities have endorsed the new approach resoundingly. Vani Mangathil in Bangalore opined ‘Yufism is a completely new, innovative approach and an inspiring visual language. It presents a fresh vision that deserves to be understood and explored.’ Abstract artist Jagan felt depictions are ‘coming out naturally well… there is a lot of grammar and vibrations and no noise. Phenomenal!’. Young women, especially from fashion academies and colleges, gathered around ‘Freely’ with its uber contemporary saree, ‘Triangulator’ etc, feeling in lock step with the self-defining attitudes and couture.

Audiences seeking Indian cultural edge, will have cause to cheer the displays.

From: 30th July to 8th August 2025

YUN BHI

Solo Show of Paintings

VENUE:

VESAVAR ART GALLERY

MG Pune Central 2422, General Thimayya Road,

Pune – 411001

Contact: +91 9845956328

https://istarah.art

Time: 11am to 7pm

 

Amitabh Ashesh Paints YUN BHI In Vesavar Art Gallery, Pune I 30th July To 8th August 2025

Amitabh Ashesh Paints YUN BHI In Vesavar Art Gallery, Pune I 30th July To 8th August 2025...

Amitabh Ashesh Paints ‘Yun Bhi’ in Pune 

In the ongoing exhibition ‘Yun Bhi’ at Vesavar Art Gallery in Camp, Amitabh Ashesh introduces figuration through original, abstract concepts, reimagined forms and striking color fields. His exuberant scenes of daily life possess a theatrical quality, with statuesque figures in expressive gestures evoking tableaux vivants. Artworks are based on Amitabh’s compositional platform ‘Yufism’. Each painting is titled with a short poem infusing literary air. Penned by a mysterious Bolbul, they provide an emotive entry into a painting and spark viewer interpretations.

Amitabh trained at Stanford University’s Art Department under California stalwarts, including Frank Lobdell of the Bay Area Figurative movement. Displayed works reflect this lineage in simplified forms and emphatic colors however conceptual points of departure intentionally establish the paintings in their own category. For example, windows and doors are constructed with ‘masses of light’, figures at the beach wear undulating sea waves as skirt, and lovers and friends share conjoined limbs. Often natural elements such as the sun and the sky serve as props for human figures. In ‘Page Hunk’, a woman reading a romance novel has facial features reflecting the storyline and its protagonist.

There are instances of historical symbolism as in ‘Pick of Cactus’ where a book holding professor plucks cactus flowers from topmost shoots, outside the university garden periphery. Accompanying verse resonates with reference to the outcast struggling for social justice and pumping flowery fists. In ‘Paper Boat Nina’, evening takes the form of a girl, her red top standing for the sky and gray skirt with a paper boat representing the sea.

Yufism and its compositional principles have evolved over a decade. The same lead to a new class of imagery. Not prescribing an aesthetic style, they are agnostic to it. A vaild analogy would be of architectural blue prints upon which different looking houses may be built. The initial series  of paintings employ largely geometric shapes for easier explication but following works have an organic character. Yufist principles are designed for other artists too, giving them a wider significance.

Careful analysis of works reveal surprising ideation. ‘Choral Rain’ depicts a dancing girl against a metropolitan skyline as a storm picks up. Windows pour light and highrises flex, demonstrating ‘transposable behaviour’, a key Yufist tenet. Water beads arrange themselves at the girl’s feet in a necklace pattern making the rain ornamental. In ‘Wheat Field Mynah’ paying homage to Van Gogh, the sky is structured into blocks upon which clouds rest.

Senior artists and audiences in other cities have endorsed the new approach resoundingly. Vani Mangathil in Bangalore opined ‘Yufism is a completely new, innovative approach and an inspiring visual language. It presents a fresh vision that deserves to be understood and explored.’ Abstract artist Jagan felt depictions are ‘coming out naturally well… there is a lot of grammar and vibrations and no noise. Phenomenal!’. Young women, especially from fashion academies and colleges, gathered around ‘Freely’ with its uber contemporary saree, ‘Triangulator’ etc, feeling in lock step with the self-defining attitudes and couture.

Audiences seeking Indian cultural edge, will have cause to cheer the displays.

From: 30th July to 8th August 2025

YUN BHI

Solo Show of Paintings

VENUE:

VESAVAR ART GALLERY

MG Pune Central 2422, General Thimayya Road,

Pune – 411001

Contact: +91 9845956328

https://istarah.art

Time: 11am to 7pm

 

Amitabh Ashesh Paints YUN BHI In Vesavar Art Gallery, Pune I 30th July To 8th August 2025

EXPOPEDIA Presents AMALGAMATION -13 An Exhibition Of Paintings & Sculptures By 35 Contemporary, Renowned Artists In Visual Arts Gallery...

24th to 30th June 2025

EXPOPEDIA Presents

“Amalgamation -13”

An Exhibition of Paintings & Sculptures

VENUE:

Visual Arts Gallery, India Habitat Centre

Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110003

Contact: +91 9819511124

Timing: 11am to 8pm.

EXPOPEDIA is proud to present Amalgamation-13, an exquisite exhibition featuring a blend of paintings and sculptures that promise to captivate art lovers and collectors alike.

This exhibition was inaugurated on 24th June 2025 by Honorable Chief Guest, Mr. Dinesh Sinha, Executive Director of Byword Books Pvt. Ltd. and Incharge of Ratna Books Ratna Translation Series), Guests of Honor, Mr Suneel Dang, Renowned Journalist & Media Mogul, Ms. Sheela Bhatt, Renowned Journalist, Mr. Praveen Upadhye, Artist and Director of Pioneer Art Gallery, Mr. Prakash Bal Joshi, a celebrated artist and author.

Mr. Vinod Tawde is an Indian politician from Maharashtra and a senior leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) visited this exhibition on 25th June 2025.

This show is curated by Aparimita Sapru

The exhibition will remain open to the public from 25th to 30th June 2025, with viewing hours from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily at the Visual Arts Gallery, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. Located near the Airforce Bal Bharati School, the gallery offers a spacious and vibrant environment for the display of such significant works of art.  This exhibition showcases a diverse range of art forms by all 35  participating artists. It features landscapes such as Ganga Ghat, abstract works, sculptures, Landscapes, abstracts, monuments, religious, Indian culture and other modern art styles. Art enthusiasts can enjoy a variety of artistic expressions all in one place, making it a true visual treat for lovers of art.

Participating Artists:

Prakash Bal Joshi, Prof. Prakash Bhise, Sikandar Mulla, Ratan Saha, Ashif Hossain, Ajit Deswandikar, Bhavesh Patel, Mamta Malhotra, Nawal Kishore, Vijaya Ved, Sadaf Beg, Dinesh Ram,  Satish R. Gaikwad, Suresh Laxman Gosavi, Maya Menon, Kadambari Mehta, Ragini Rajendra Sinkar, Rajshree Patange, Rakhee Shah, Bhavya Ramakrishnan, Sanjeeta Ahmed, Shaivi Janak Shah, Uttara Samant, Rajul Mody, Pooja Nitin Goud, Alka Pandey, Dr. Ishita Purkayastha Biswas, Poonam Chopra, Bhavini Mayur Golwala, Uma Krishnamoorthy, Dipayan Ghosh, Jayendra Gohil, Rajeev Kapdee, Anisha Gupta, Maithillee Zaveri.

   

EXPOPEDIA Presents AMALGAMATION -13 An Exhibition Of Paintings & Sculptures By 35 Contemporary, Renowned Artists In Visual Arts Gallery

AAFT Celebrates Convocation Of Its 124th Batch At Marwah Studios...

Noida, India, 10th June, 2025 – The Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT) marked a significant milestone with the grand convocation ceremony of its 124th batch at Marwah Studios. The event was graced by the dynamic Founder-President, Dr. Sandeep Marwah, whose heartfelt address stirred emotions and ignited inspiration among the graduating students.

In a powerful and emotionally charged speech, Dr. Marwah emphasized the values that have been the bedrock of AAFT’s success — trust, hard work, and continuous learning. “We are proud to say that today, AAFT ranks among the top five film schools in the world, and in three categories, we are number one,” he declared confidently. “We hold records for the highest number of student-led film productions, the most cultural and educational events hosted, and we continue to be the most economical film school globally in terms of our comprehensive, industry-aligned curriculum.”

Highlighting 32 years of relentless dedication to education, Dr. Marwah called the 124th convocation a testament to AAFT’s commitment to nation-building through creative education. He expressed heartfelt gratitude to the faculty, management, and administration for their unwavering support and contribution to the institution’s global stature.

“AAFT is not just an institution — it is a global brand in creative education, proudly representing the cultural values of over 90 countries that have nominated us as their cultural representatives,” Dr. Marwah added.

The ceremony witnessed the presence of key academic and administrative leaders including directors, deans, heads of departments, and faculty members, who joined in honoring the graduating students. A total of 165 students were awarded the prestigious Diploma of AAFT across various disciplines such as: Film & TV Production and Direction, Editing and Sound Recording, Camera and Lighting Techniques, Acting and Presentation, Still Photography, Bakery and Culinary Arts, Fashion and Makeup, Music and Singing and Digital Marketing.

This convocation not only marked the culmination of rigorous training and creative exploration but also celebrated the beginning of new journeys for the students stepping into the global media and creative industries.

AAFT continues to lead as a pioneer in media education, nurturing talent and shaping future leaders in the creative world. The institution remains committed to providing world-class training while promoting cross-cultural exchange and innovation.

 

AAFT Celebrates Convocation Of Its 124th Batch At Marwah Studios