18 Nov 2015

ARTiculations - A workshop for artists, Bangalore

ARTiculations - Beyond the Image - A workshop for artists on Nov 22, 2015 at Talk Temple, Lavelle Road, Bangalore

By Nalini Malaviya
(Bangalore based art consultant, writer and blogger)

Enhance your verbal and written communication skills

Learn about:
● Art marketing
● Tools to promote and support your art practice
● How to write an artist statement

Who should join: Artists and photographers - recent graduates, upcoming and experienced creative professionals who wish to work on their marketing and communication skills to support their career.

Timings: 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Fees: Rs 1,800/- (coffee and light snacks included)
For registration contact*
Phone: 080-41507000/ 98806 30024
Email: nalini.indianart@gmail.com

Venue:
Talk Temple
92, 3rd Cross, Lavelle Road
Bangalore – 560 001

*Limited seats.

Please report by 9:45 am and bring a few images of your recent works as you will draft an artist statement by the end of the workshop. Let me know if you have any questions (nalini.indianart@gmail.com).
Confirm by 18th Nov.

About
Nalini Malaviya is a Bangalore based art consultant, writer and blogger. She has been writing for the media since 2003, and has contributed to Times of India, Financial Times, Bangalore Mirror, Femina, Deccan Herald and several other publications including art magazines and catalogs. Nalini publishes www.artsceneindia.com, a blog/ Ezine featuring art news, events and articles. The website functions as an artist resource and promotes artists. She curates art exhibitions and also teaches arts management and marketing for artists, through workshops.

Talk Temple is a Transformational Leadership Training Organization that enables and empowers people to exploit their potential. It believes that Human Resources can be developed to create a Unique Success Mantra that will differentiate the company and create tangible Results for Leaders and their Teams.
Contact: mail@talktemple.com/ Kavitha at 98806 30024, Office 080 41507000

ARTiculations - Beyond the Image - A workshop for artists on Nov 22, 2015 at Talk Temple, Lavelle Road, Bangalore  By Nalini Malaviya (Bangalore based art consultant, writer and blogger)

8 Nov 2015

Art News: Film Screening on Krishen Khanna

NGMA Bengaluru, in collaboration with Ananya-Drishya, is happy to announce the screening of a film titled "A  Far Afternoon", a film on Krishen Khanna, directed by Sruti Harihara Subramanian, at its premises on Sunday, 15th November 2015 at 4.00 pm. 

Art News: Film Screening on Krishen Khanna

6 Nov 2015

Art News: ARTiculations - A workshop for artists, Bangalore

Coming Soon:

ARTiculations

Beyond the Image
A workshop for artists on Nov 22, 2015 at Talk Temple, Lavelle Road, Bangalore

 

Enhance your verbal and written communication skills

ARTiculations by Nalini Malaviya, workshop for artists on Nov 22, 2015 at Talk Temple, Lavelle Road, Bangalore, communication skills, Art Scene India
Learn about:
● Art marketing
● Tools to promote and support your art practice
● How to write an artist statement


Register early. Limited seats.

Mail me at nalini.indianart@gmail.com for more details.

1 Oct 2015

Art Buzz: Bangalore Art Scene, October, 2015

Here's what you can do this October - visit these art events in Bangalore. And don't forget to tell me which ones you liked the most.

K.K. Hebbar Art Foundation | Harvest Of Talents | Rangoli Metro Art Centre | Thursday 1st October 2015

 Art Buzz: Bangalore Art Scene, October, 2015, Art Scene India

NGMA Bengaluru


"Celebrating Gandhi" on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti on Saturday, 3rd October 2015 at 2.00 pm. The event includes drawing competition, sketching and doodling for children in the age group of 12-16 years. The theme of the event is 'Gandhi's Philosophy'.

Art Buzz: Bangalore Art Scene, October, 2015, Art Scene India

 

Art Park on 4th Oct

Art Buzz: Bangalore Art Scene, October, 2015, Art Scene India

 

"NIGHT FLOWERS", a solo exhibition by Tara Sabharwal, Gallery Sumukha

Art Buzz: Bangalore Art Scene, October, 2015, Art Scene India

Artist Statement: My work, like my life, navigates through the real and the imagined. I am fascinated by the overlapping of time –how the time ‘present’, however physically real, incorporates both time past and the time to come. This continuous processing of time through memory and imagination is at the heart of my work. In recent paintings, the physicality of the real world recedes to make room for the incorporeal, allowing for an inherent multiplicity of experience.

Atul Padia and White Sanctum art gallery present an exhibition titled "108 Vinayaka 108 Kalavinayaka" - 4-7th Oct at White Sanctum Art Gallery


Art Buzz: Bangalore Art Scene, October, 2015, Art Scene India

Ananya Drishya - October | Tara Sabharwal | 6 - October - 2015 at 6pm | Venkatappa Art Gallery


Art Buzz: Bangalore Art Scene, October, 2015, Art Scene India

If you are organizing an art event and would like it to be listed here, send me a note well in advance. Include the evite (less than 100KB, jpg) which has all the details, 2-3 images (not more than 100KB, jpg, no phone camera photographs please), a caption that captures the essentials - What/Title, Who, When and Time/Duration. Mail it here.

Want to cover art events for Art Scene India? Drop me a line here

16 Sept 2015

Ganesha – Artistic Representations

Ganesha paintings by Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Scene India
MS Murthy, Pen and ink on paper, 6x6"
Ganesha, one of the most popular deities in India is symbolic of new beginnings, success, wisdom, generosity and is perceived as a destroyer of evils and obstacles. In Indian tradition, Ganesha is worshipped across the country with equal fervour during festivals, rituals and other celebrations.

His multiple forms have been visualized, interpreted and portrayed in thousands of artistic representations. A constant source of inspiration, here are a few beautiful images from artists, which I would like to share with you.

Ganesha paintings by Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Scene India
Anand Bekwad, mix media on canvas, 3x5'
Ganesha paintings by Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Scene India
Gurudas Shenoy, Mural

Ganesha paintings by Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Scene India
Azis TM, Acrylic on canvas, 24x24"
Ganesha paintings by Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Scene India
Babu Xavier, acrylic on canvas, 5x4'
Ganesha paintings by Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Scene India
Prasanna Kumar, Pencil Drawing, 21x21 cm

Ganesha paintings by Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Scene India
Shraddha Rathi, acrylic on canvas, 24"x48"
Ganesha paintings by Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Scene India
Suchita Tarde, Acrylic on Canvas, 24X24"
Ganesha paintings by Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Scene India
Vidya vivek, Acrylic on Tussar Silk, 30x30"

Ganesha paintings by Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Scene India
Umesh UV, watercolor on paper,
13.5x9.5"
Ganesha paintings by Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Scene India
Asha Sudhaker Shenoy, Acrylic on
canvas board, 10x 12"
And, finally, a watercolour by Samir Mondal.
Ganesha paintings by Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Scene India
Samir Mondal, watercolor on paper,12x12"

I love to hear from you, tell me which ones are your favourite? If you are an artist, please share your image in the comments below.

Have a question? You can either comment here or send me an email at nalini.indianart@gmail.com