Prabal Mallick is watercolorist by passion and temperament. he stated off as an oil painter vey early in his life. But there was a sudden shift in paradigm in his life and he switched to watercolors and since then he have been painting in watercolor.
For his paintings he draw inspiration from nature, day to day life, and his experiences. So in general he do a lot of landscapes and a little bit of still lifes, cityscapes and what he call as life - scapes. he paint in a simplistic, realistic yet loose style which invites the viewer to 'feel' his work, rather than just see it. he put a lot of stress on tonal composition and like to play with colors to provide the feel. Play of light also is a major part of his paintings.

The festival of Buddha Poornima or Buddha Jayanti celebrates the birth of Gautam Buddha in 563 BC. The most important of all the Buddhist festivals, Buddha Poornima is considered the most auspicious of all the days in the year. Participating artists and sculptors are Vasudev Kamath, Vijay Kulkarni, Makarand Jadhav, Shyam Sharma, Bhagvan Rampure and Pradeep Shinde.

Anand Bekwad is one of the artists who has devoted to art since his childhood. After getting his diploma in drawing and painting, he invested his time in drawing art works. Nature has got the capasity to show itself in a mystical way. Anand wants to catch that mystical element of the nature. He says: Art like life reveals the rhythmic play of apperaance. Bekwad works have that rhythmic play of appearance.

Finest and beautiful roller painting is equivalent to Prof. Vasant Sonavani is the set equation for many years and once again we can experience this in his present show. Apart from this, every time he comes up with an exhibition, the viewer is surprised by his creative genius.

Natu Mistry, working as a painter for last several years, has earned a name as a leading Streetscapist of Ahmedabad. He has held exhibitions of his Streetscapes as well as Landscapes in Pen and Ink as well as in Oil Colours and Water Colours in Ahmedabad, Mumbai and Delhi.

Rajasthan has a long and distinguished traditon of printing with finely carved wooden blocks. Barmer in Rajasthan is well known for its handicrafts. Barmer's exceptional woodcarvings, carpets, hand printed fabrics, embroidered textiles, Rajasthan Style Of Painting.