Artists - Artist, Indian Artists, Sculptors, Paintings

Parag Borse

At the height of modernist painting, a promising artist has arrived with his honest, realistic work. He derives inspiration for his realistic work from the beautiful natural surrounding around him. His rigorous efforts have brought him success in holding several painting exhibitions. He has always kept himself away from being involved in competitions, believing in the fact that art is the source of pure enjoyment which is free from any kind of antagonistic practices.

Prashant Lasurkar

Born in 1976. He has completed G.D. Art (Drawing & Painting from Bharati Kala Mahavidyalaya in 1999 and A.T.D. in 1996. Works in Acrylic on Canvas. Use bright colours in semi realistic style. Paintings displayed are on "India Today". He is a winner of several awards which includes The Art Society of India, M. R. C. Award and V.V. Oak Smriti. He has participated in various group shows and participated in several exhibitions. His works are in collection with individuals in India

Sameer Koushik

Born in 1966. He has achieved G.D. Art in 1990 from Bharati Kala Prasarani and Diploma in Advertising and Public Relations in 1994. He is working a theme of trains in oil on canvas. He has worked as a consultant to various advertising firms, corporate communications, also working and consultant in Visualisation and Creative Direction.

Mridul Chandra

Born in Kolkata, Artist Mridul Chandra, working as a freelance artist for last several years. She has done five solo shows and participated in several group shows. Recently she worked on a series called 'Yatra'. This series of paintings essentially portray a kaleidoscope of images inspired by a journey made by artist in late 2006 to Rishikesh and Hemkund / the valley of flowers: of ordinary and not so ordinary people living out their devotional existence in the highland of the Hindu faith with the serene Ganga an ever-present reminder of the river of life.

Prakash Gadakar

Born in 1962 at Wadi Jn. Karnataka. His creative preoccupation deals with a comprehensive understanding of nature, seascapes and narrative images. Red, Green,Purple and Blue tones seem to dominate his work, visualized in the dictums of texture and perspectives. His mastery over the unique technique with INK and COIR. Moudled Artistic occomplishments of beauty and passion towards feminity.

Sachida Nagdev

Born in 1939, Ujjain. Early training under local signboard painters from the age of nine years. Studied fine arts at Bharati Kala Bhavan, Ujjain, under the guidence of Dr. V.S. Wakankar, renowned archaeologist and artist and discovered and copied prehistoric rock shelter paintings. Widely travelled in India, Nepal, Europe, Japan and Middle East. Was a member of the advisory board of M.P. State Art Academy, Roopankar Museum of Bharat Bhawan, Bhopal. General Council Member of Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi and South Central Cultural Zone, Nagpur.

K. Paramasivam

Born in 1968 at IIavelangal, Tamilnadu. Working as lecturer in S.V. College of Fine Arts. He has a facination of nature and the environment in his visinity and opted for a degree of Fine Arts. His representataion of landscapes, narrates the joy and freedom of nature in Myriad grees and contrasting colours with bold strokes of the brush. Paramsivam observes the pollution and over crowding in city life and partrays this in the mediums of water colours and collages.

Dayanand Kamakar

Born in 1969 at Chikodi. He has achieved Art Master and Diploma in Fine Arts. He has participated in several group shows and artists camps and have done four solo shows. He is receipiant of several awards. He works in oil and acrylic medium on canvas using vibrant colours. His style is figurative paintings.

Vikas Joshi

Vikas Joshi's painted world is more cerebral, layered with hidden meanings. Vikas's works are a kaleidoscope of imageries and hues, the artist swaying from the realm of reality to fantasy, the autobiographical to the fictional with the expertise of an experience narrator.

Sunil Chandra Pal

I draw on images that I perceive in and around the city of Kolkata. I infuse the past with the present, the mundane with the Surreal, the ideal with the Comical to create a grand narrative of human condition. I dran on the images of the visual reality to lay bare the incongruities of our socio-cultural existence. I approximate the style of modern digital form to invoke the claims of reality. I think that the Paintings are encoded metaphors of our multilayered existence.

Prakash Kortikar

Born in 1951. He has achieved G.D. Art and Art Master Diploma from Belgaum. He has participated in several group shows and have done solo show in Spain. He is receipiant of Karnataka State Award for standing 1st in Art Master Exam.and Best Teachers State Award. He has organised workshops for Art Teachers in Raigad District, Warli painting workshop in Mumbai, Training camps for art teachers in all over Maharashtra and directred programme on Doordarshan for Children.

Manish Moitra

Human and Nature are inseparable elements of the life form. Human personality grew in interaction with nature or the facts around. I started my work from daily used objects and after that I was expanding my imagination. As every abstraction start with a realistic form and then separating it from the reality. I always start with an object and then blurring it around to create my concept . But I try to keep myself alert of the imageries of modern as well as the post modern sesibilities.

Subhash Babhulkar

Human beings dominate the spaces of Subhash's works. Never isolated, they are almost always in the company of birds or beasts. Fleshed out of seemingly ordinary day to day situations, the humans are elevated to a more meaningful existence in the confines of the canvas. Gestures are prominent, the casual tilt of the head, sway of the body or grip of the hand being highlighted by rapid, accentuated brushstrokes and layers of brilliant impasto paint.

Abdul Gaffar Abdul Sattar

Relationships form the core of Abdul Gaffar's paintings. Evocative and lyrical, the human beings inhabiting Gaffar's world appear in a state of introspection, gently inviting the spectator to be party to their thoughts. The artist's small town background still grips him., inspiring him to delineate the very ordinary lives of these men, women and children rooted in his subconscious.

Pramod Kurlekar

Born in 1978. He has completed GD Art from Kalavishwa Mahavidyalaya, Sangli. He is a winner of several awards which includes award from Bombay Art Society , Art Society of India and Raja Ravi Varma Memorial Award. He theme of work is figurative paintings.

Sajal Kanti Mitra

My Paintings aim to integrate the inner harmony of nature, music and the rhythm of life" . In my paintings, I consciously avoid violence, blood-shed or anything which shocks my sensibilities, Literature and music moves me.

Sumanto Chowdhary

Sumanto has done B.F.A.(Painting) from Santiniketan,2004 and M.F.A (Print Making) S.N.School,university of Hyderabad,2006. He has participated in several group shows and has got Merit Scholarship from Visva Bharati for the duration of 2000- 2003

Rajani Dhanewar - Shingne

Born in 1981, this young talented artist from Maharashtra did her BFA in Drawing & Painting from the Govt. School of Art, Aurangabad in 2004. Dhanewar has participated in a couple of group shows & also received an award for her work from the Bombay Art Society show in 2005. Right from childhood her keen eye saught out shapes within shapes, colours within colours & patterns within forms teaching her the enormous wealth of beauty that nature unfolds to the 'searching' eye.

Pradip Sengupta

Born in 1976. M.F.A. and B.F.A.from kala bhavan, Santiniketan, Visva Bharati University.

Parvej Pathan

Born in 1980. B.F. A. From Government School of Arts, Aurangabad. He has participated in group exhibitions. He works in Ink and Acrylic on Paper. His subjects of paintings are competition, create to recreate, new born child etc.

Jyotsna Kadam

Jyotsna kadam's works offer a sublime experience where life and nature melt into the indivisible 'Poorna'. She is set to transcend the mundane and negotiate a space for a fresh interpretation of colour line and form.

Yogesh Verma

Born in 1985 in Rajasthan. BVA from Rajasthan School of Arts, Jaipur. Work in abstract style using mixed medium on paper and acrylic on canvas. Recipient of gold medal and silver medal during academic year. Have participated in several art camps and group shows in India.

Vrushaket Salaskar

Born in 1984. BFA Painting from Bharati Vidyapeeth. Participated in several group shows and has got several awards during academic year. Work in semi realistic style using oil as a medium on canvas.

Manish Upadhyay

Passed BFA painting from Patna University. Work in Acrylic medium and figurative Paintings. His fresh work is on the series called innocent depicting boys as Batu, Bhhikshuk, Musicians, Basuriwala and so on.. These paintings are done in blue colour.

Mridul Kanti Bhattacharjee

Born in 1983. Passed MFA from Jabalpur. Work in Watercolour, Acrylic on Paper. Work style is Figurative and abstract. He has participated in several group shows and he is a winner of silver medal and gold medal from different academies drawing competitions.

Raju Pagar

Born in 1974, Washim. Currently working as a Drawing teacher. Like to work in different mediums like acrylic, pen and ink on paper mixed medium etc.. Works on different subjects like farmer and their problems, Shri. Baba Amte, Face of a common struggling human being etc.

Sripad Kulkarni

Batik is a very huge process where we retain colurs by applying wax and very tedious process it needs lot of time and physical hard work to complete it compare to all medium. This my journey started in painting and still lot of things which I need to explore.

Vivek Nimbolkar

Born in 1977. GD Art from Mumbai University. Like to use different mediums and has worked till date on various series like Still Life, Landscapes and currently working on cityscapes in watercolour medium.

Sunil Singh

Born in 1974 at Bhopal. Has done MA fine arts. Works in abstract on the series - "Mind's Eye" using medium oil on paper.

Sanjay Punekar

Born in 1979. Diploma in Fine arts and Art Education from Abhinav Kala Mahavidyalaya, Pune. Works in watercolour, acrylic medium. Current work is on nature series done in abstract form using vibrant colours.

Girija Kulkarni

GD art from Abhinav Kala, Pune. Works in watercolour medium on realistic subjects like flowers, figurative and many more�

Prabir Shaw

The first thing we recognize is a 'face'. It's a simple but complicated subject. Every face has its own line, form, colour, expression and story that's why its always a challenge to portray a face and also the first major thing we notice or remember is a face.

Rakesh Mandal

BFA from Patna University. Had participated in various exhibitions and camps in India. Works in abstract style using medium acrylic on canvas. His current theme is cityscape which he has done in abstract form.

Prakash Pore

His does figurative work and uses medium as acrylic on Canvas. Nature is very important part but human is part of nature. His paintings subjects are woman, village woman, child, batu and puppet show and so on...

Ajoy Chaudhary

Born in 1956. His paintings based on Indian mythological subjects and on related meditation. He uses watercolour as a medium on cloth.

Shubhabrata Bose

Graduate from Rabindra Kala Bharati, in 2002. He works in Acrylic medium and his work mainly depicts the things we use in day to day life i.e. - scissor, Watertap, chair, insects and his paintings also depicts moods of human being.

Lakshmi Kalyani Iyer

Fine Art Painting from Andhra University. winner of three gold medals at National level painting competition. Her paintings depicted children and their cause ie, Child education, Child Labour, Child Abuse and female feticide / infanticide etc.

Rajmahamad Pathan

Freelance artist working for last 6-7 years, completed higher studies from M.S.U.Baroda. Indian life style & social structure as well as western society, nature, politics, incidents happening in society have always been the central point of my work.

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Harish Ojha

Myth and magic are two important elements of his works. He appropriates his inspirations from traditional folkart. He provides his viewers a source of delight. This is the principal behind the classical Indian concept of Chamatkara, he tried to create a world of sublime magic in his creation.