Likhandra Art Gallery of Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum exhibits another Shalaka exhibition.
The exhibition-cum-sale of paintings of young painter Subhash Amaliyar of Bhil community is being organized from September 3. The 29th Shalaka Chitra Exhibition will continue till September 30.
Subhash's paintings include palm trees, deer and birds, Galvapsi rituals, four cows, trees and birds, cow cows, rural surroundings, villagers churning curd, horses of Pithora, bullock carts and villagers, peacock, deer trees and birds, elephants and trees, Gatala Many other theme based images like Dev appear. In the past tribal painting exhibitions, the paintings of the painters have been greatly appreciated by the audience and their paintings have also been purchased.
Born in the year 1985 in village Panchkui, Meghnagar, district-Jhabua of Madhya Pradesh, Subhash Amaliyar is a young painter of the Bhil community.
On the rest of the other days, when the Bhils are busy with their day-to-day struggles, then Bhagoria is the only time when the Bhil men and women find enough time to be engrossed in all their artistic expressions like dance, music.
Young painter Subhash came to Bhopal from the village with his family at a very young age and learned the nuances of painting from his family, where his parents worked as a laborer in the National Museum of Humanity in order to live a better life and then for the maintenance of the houses built there.
Since childhood, Subhash and his sister started going to the Manav Museum with their mother and there they made friends with soil and colors in the same game. Subhash learned painting from his mother Gangubai, who is herself a Bhili painter. Subhash Bhil started marking the paintings. Subhash Bhil depicts stories, nature, surroundings, animals and birds, man and his activities through color lines.
Presently, Subhash is providing continuity to his Kalayatra by staying in Bhopal.