Paintings by the Participating Artists – 2010
October seems to be a happening month for artists. Mann Ke Teen Rang was the artists showcase event wherein 21 artists from different states and genre, participated. Since a group event always holds the promise of veiwing varied artworks, we got to see a good blend of paintings by seasoned and budding artists. The group exhibition is on from 13th – 22nd October 2010, at the State Gallery of Fine Arts, Hyderabad.
Artworks of 21 Artists at the State Gallery of Fine Arts
The best part of the gallery building is that there are many halls where exhibitions go on simultaneously, and we get to see more artwork than expected. Its these surprises that make your day more interesting.
Most of the paintings belonged to budding artists. Amongst the many, I liked the finesse of A.Hari Kumar’s works in his use of Charcoal. Laxman and Mahebub’s landscapes had a bit of eerie-ness that I liked.
Here are two simple yet striking paintings by Ratna De, an artist who specialises in water color media. Some of her best works range from geologic rocks, hands, Jesus Christ, to architectural sketches.
Artwork in Watercolors by Ratna De
There is a lot to see in the gallery, apart from the on-going exhibitions. If you really want to see more works, the friendly staff at the gallery take you around to more halls, where a lot of artwork is kept as collections.
More Artwork
Browse art. It is a great way to spend an afternoon.
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hi, ishrath ji,
nice blog am roaming around…..its intresting…. thnks for sharing my paintings,
best wishes
shyam
Thank you Shyam. I had one good photo of your painting and used it. I hope to see your new works. Keep me posted.
Iniyaal: It is ok… sometimes you just start looking at a work of art for it strikes a chord somewhere – with love, awe, surprise or disgust…. either way, that piece of art has spoken to you. We do not need any education to appreciate art. Try going to some more galleries and see if some pieces actually end up in your heart and mind. When I am in Chennai, I will take you around.
Interesting… We recently visited cholamandel artists village gallery in Chennai. I was wishing that I had gone there with you or discussed with you before going there… sadly I did not have enough knowledge of abstract art to fully enjoy it there.
Ishrath, thanks a lot for bringing this colorful event right in to my home through your lovely write up..Looks like I have missed quite a lot of learning there!
Padmaja: Im so glad you liked it. I guess I will have to tour some exhibitions around the city (wherever they allow photo clicking) and post them for you…. so that you dont miss out the art scene. Hmmmm…. sounds like a good idea.
hi ishrath, am unable to attend the show, can u send the paintings if possible
Rukmini: I am have mailed you the image URLs. Do have a look and let me know your comments. Would love to hear from a fellow artist.