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F. V. Chikkamath
In post modernity it is no longer possible to make a distinction between real and the unreal. Images had become detached to a real world. In a way, all these have become distrubed - distorted images and have become closer to the aesthetics of distortion. Once the greenery comes under the attack of urban culture it loses all its traditional beauty and is absorbing the post human global aesthetics. In this context Chikkmath F. V. has articulated the contemporary folk and rural cultures.
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Ashok Dhivare
Born in 1965 in Chalisgaon, Maharashtra, India. He has completed Diploma in
Fine Arts (Drawing & Painting) in Merit in 1988 at Chitrakala Mahavidyalayam Nasik.
He has done Diploma in Art Education from Sir J. J. School of Arts in 1989.
He is a winner of several awards which includes Prizes for landscapes by
Nasik Kala Niketan, Four Cash Prize Awards for Watercolour composition and creative
watercolour Landscape from Art Society of India.
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Dr. Prabhakar Wagh
An Artist, with a passion for art with 19 years of overseas experience of teaching art and craft in Indian School, Muscat, Oman, Indian School Al Wadi Al Kabir, Muscat, Oman, The Indian School, Kingdon of Bahrain and in India. Guinness Book Nominee for continuous 48 hours Non-Stop Painting.
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Balasaheb Abhang
In Balasaheb Abhang, the art connoisseur will find a master of abstract paintings.
As the colour scheme is always a combination of subtle tints and soft, dark shadows, one realizes that each painting is a meditation.
Forms emerge gently from a hazy background and dissolve back into it. They speak of beautiful transitory movements of life. Some of the paintings have a marked dynamism. |
Alaka Bhandiwad
Diploma in Fine Arts(Drawing & Paintings). She has participated in several group shows. She has worked in advertising agency in Pune as an Freelance artist. Her works are in collection in India, Germany, London, Loueville & USA .
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Exhibition of Paintings by Women Artists to commemorate International Women's Day 
